For some reason my h22 wont keep a charge I had battery and alternator tested and both are good. So I put both back on vehicle and drove car for about 10miles and lights went dim then car died I tried to restart and it just clicked wtf could it be?

 

It's likely the alternator is bad. You need to test it yourself. With all accessories loaded up it should be putting out about 14 volts. If not, it's bad.

Parts stores can't properly test Honda alternators. Period.

 

Could it be a fuse? If so which one?

 

you running an aftermarket alternator relocator?

 

No

 

If it's a fuse it's going to be the big 80a/90a fuse in the engine bay fuse compartment. It's a big fuse.

 

do you have a multi meter and know how to use one? If so I can show you how to test the chargin system. If not, take it somewhere or to someone who does

 

YA PARTS STORES CANT TEST STARTERS OR ALTERNATORS, WHEN STARTERS GET HOT THEY STOP WORKING , ALTERNATORS PROBABLY TOO, MAYBE THE INTERNAL VOLTAGE REGULATOR IN ALTERNATOR, TEST THE AMP OUTPUT, ALSO MEASURE VOLTAGE DROP POWER AND GROUND

 

[QUOTE=hondamike42;50571153]YA PARTS STORES CANT TEST STARTERS OR ALTERNATORS, WHEN STARTERS GET HOT THEY STOP WORKING , ALTERNATORS PROBABLY TOO, MAYBE THE INTERNAL VOLTAGE REGULATOR IN ALTERNATOR, TEST THE AMP OUTPUT, ALSO MEASURE VOLTAGE DROP POWER AND GROUND[/ QUOTE]I don't have voltmeter but I replaced alternator and charged battery and its still doing samething..I used a test light on the alternator plug and 3 of the 4 pins lit up. Should all 4 pins lite up

 

test light is not going to help you. Those are only good for checking fuses, since you need to know exactly how much voltage is present. If you cant get a voltmeter take the car somewhere else. You are just going to keep throwing money at it hoping it will fix it.