I have a 1992 Honda Accord Ex that I have replaced the battery and alternator on and it still does not stay running. The battery light is still on and I don't know what to do next. This has been going on for 1 month now. I don't know what else to replace. Someone please help me.....

 

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Suggest going to Walmart, et al and purchasing Battery and Charging System Monitor. Cut/paste the following link w/o leading " into browser.
"http://www.walmart.com/ip/Equus-Innova-3721-Battery-and-Charging-System-Monitor/15137663?ci_src=14110944&ci_sku=15137663&sourceid= 1500000000000003260530&veh=cse

This will tell you for sure that voltage is low which is what the charge light should indicate.

Also suggest checking crankshaft pulley. There is a rubber ring between inner drive and outer pulley that can wear out and slip. This prevents the alternator from turning and charging the battery. A good way to test is to draw a straight radial line across the rubber bushing and crank the engine. If the inner/outer part of the mark separates the bushing is slipping.

good luck

 

agreed.....but what is 'crunk'?

 

I believe it is this



Not sure why you would want your Honda to stay that way.

 

I try to keep the crunk out of my honda. Word on the street is that it leads to excessive "low riding" which cant be good for the camber angles....

I dont know about this problem, you are going to have to test your wiring harnesses if the alternater is TRUELY a good one. I'd start at an auto zone and have them test the battery, when they do this they will also give you a readout on your alternators ability to "recharge" if they aren't getting anything then either 1) the alternator is crap or worse 2) that your wiring harness is fried.