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\"\"<\/a>Real Fixes from Mitchell 1’s SureTrack\u00ae<\/a> expert information resource are documented issues from actual shop repair orders and community discussions. Read on to see how SureTrack can help you correct issues that are not easily diagnosed using OEM information alone. SureTrack is available at no additional cost in our ProDemand<\/a> product.<\/p>\n

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Sometimes your best electrical issue diagnostic tool is the SureTrack Community. SureTrack community member ASC71241<\/strong> had a Honda Accord in their shop that had the battery light coming on intermittently. They posed the question to the community, and with the help of fellow community member DAG1365<\/strong> and others, they were able to resolve the issue quickly.<\/p>\n

The following Community Fix summarizes the interaction between members of the community that led to the solution.<\/p>\n

Vehicle<\/strong>
\n2003 Honda Accord EX 3.0L<\/p>\n

Title<\/strong>
\nBattery light coming on, replaced ELD.<\/p>\n

Complaint<\/strong>
\nCustomer states that battery light is coming on at times.<\/p>\n

Diagnostic Steps Performed\/Parts Replaced<\/strong>
\nTest drove vehicle and found that battery light comes on for a few brief seconds when decelerating. Tested alternator and battery and all tested good. Replaced alternator due to the fact voltage was dropping when light would come on. Tested while driving with Modis. Also tried a new battery even though customer had recently replaced it. Still same scenario. Just looking for suggestions of what could be causing this<\/p>\n

Best Answer from Community Member DAG1365<\/strong>
\nCheck ELD (electrical load detection) sensor in fuse box for problems. Be sure you maintain battery charging volts on main cable of alternator too and cable is clean\/good. Check ground cables as well.<\/p>\n

Cause<\/strong>
\nTested ELD and found that it was the cause.<\/p>\n

Correction<\/strong>
\nReplaced ELD (Electrical Load Detection) sensor. Test drove vehicle and battery light did not come on at any time.<\/p>\n

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