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    Battery light blinking

    Hi to all,

    Well i don't know why, but my battery light have an intermittent blinking.

    Anyone had this issue before?

    Thanks
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    Check your alternator to see if its over or undercharging, you should be able to have a local parts store check your charging system for free. Also pop the hood and make sure you still have your alternator belt.
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      I had a similar problem. I had it checked at Advance and Oreily's and they said the alternator was okay. After I got tired of the light intermittingly blinking, I put another alternator on. Problem was fixed.


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        I would make sure the charging voltage is within the limits, 13.95 to 14.4VDC, with loads, before changing alternator.
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          #5
          Make sure alt belt is tight
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            Originally posted by alan lx View Post
            I had a similar problem. I had it checked at Advance and Oreily's and they said the alternator was okay. After I got tired of the light intermittingly blinking, I put another alternator on. Problem was fixed.
            In your case, it was the regulator on the alternator. I had my battery light on and every place I took my car to for an alternator test, they said it was good. So I bought a used alternator on Ebay, OEM Honda, took the regulator out and put it on my current one. Light goes off. I did it without even removing my alternator. I also checked my belt first. While you are in there, might just well replace the brush kit.

            Good luck.

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