Electrical drain
It might be your alternator. Over time they tend to gunk up on the inside and become weaker and weaker. Take it off and rinse it out to get some of that grime out. Should get better performance out of it that way.
You need to do electrical test with an ameter. Unplug fuses until you see the amps drop and you can narrow it down to the circuit that is giving issues.
The obvious issues are typically alarm or aftermarket stereo or accessories.
The obvious issues are typically alarm or aftermarket stereo or accessories.
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From: on the south side of dixie, 1986 Accord Hatch
do these have the seat belts with the electric pre tensioners? there were issues with the early ones across the entire Honda line those years
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From: on the south side of dixie, 1986 Accord Hatch
they had the same issues with third generation accords when they changed belts mid generation, there is a solenoid which is supposed to pre tension the belt in a wreck, they end up staying energized and drain the battery, they had the same issue on most of their models with those same belt systems
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