Ok, here's the story: I was at the drags last night. During midway on the track my charging light comes on. I was returning to the pit area and noticed my car vibrating a little bit. I thought I busted a motor mount. Anyways, I popped my hood to find out that my crankshaft pulley is crooked and my alternator belt missing. I find out that the crankshaft pulley bolt came loose, the pulley turned sideways, and ripped my alternator belt off. I was towing the car back to my friend's shop and he was in my car and I was in the tow car. I noticed my foglights were on during the tow, but as soon as we reached his shop the foglights turned off. I haven't been able to get them back on.

I hard wired the foglights to my battery and the foglights turn on. I checked my fuse and it turned out to be good. My relay is clicking as well. My foglight switch illuminates too and the green light turns on when pressed. I haven't been able to search for the problem since I was busy today.

I posted to view other members' opinions on where to locate the problem before I search tomorrow. I might be thinking it's the wire connecting the interior harness to the engine bay harness. Guidance is appreciated.


Modified by BlueIntegraBoy at 2:15 AM 8/15/2005

 

maybe the pulley knocked some of the fog wiring loose?

 

I ran the single wire along the driverside headlight wiring harness. From visual inspection, the wire still looks intact.

 

Maybe not enough juice to click over on the relay? i doubt they are very bright when u connect them to the battery are they?

 

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They were bright. I replaced my alternator belt already and they still don't turn on.

 

replace the relay

 

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Does it have to be a Honda relay or can I just pick it up from a parts store? Is there a part number for the relay as well?

 

i got mine at a parts store

 

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Alright, I'll remove it and see if the parts store has a similar relay. Thanks

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by JDMlyfestyle &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">replace the relay </TD></TR></TABLE>

Alright, I ordered a new OEM relay from the link below since none of the stores carry the relay in the state.

http://replacement.autopartswa...ory=P

I hope it fixes the problem.