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My car couldn’t start I had to jump my accord and after it said check/charge system. I then watched your video did the same thing and it doesn’t say that anymore man saved my day
Nice good job!!! But if it come back on check alternator voltage
Did you use a genuine honda part or aftermarket on amazon?
Having this problem right now , no one can find out what’s wrong with my Honda, glad I found this my brother 🙏🏾
Welcome!!
Unplugging the sensor next to the negative then putting it back on fixed the issue for my Accord2015. Thank you sir for sharing your knowledge.
Nice job!!!!
I did it but then it comes back on sometimes. I already replaced my alternator.
I had the same issue with my 2017 Honda accord ex-l where the red wire of that connector broke off so I had to get a new connector that connects to the battery. I figured it would be worth me mentioning.
2021 Accord Sport 2.0T: Installed an Injen cold air intake, and immediately got this charging error message. Watched this video, and thought it was worth a shot. Unplugged the module on the negative battery terminal, plugged it back in, and no more error messages. Thanks RB!
Oh nice good job!!! I hate this issue with these Hondas
I had this problem, my battery was good but I just replaced my battery since it's been over 3years. The light came back on.. I took my car in the Honda services, the technician can't find the problem so they didn't charge me. The light came back on again, did my own research and found this video, literally resolved the problem. Thank you so much for this video!
Nice good job!!! Glad u found my video
Bad horn fuse also cause this issue
I just detached the connector from the battery sensor and the light went away. I am going to replace the battery sensor still just to be safe and if the light comes back on, I will check for the horn fuse. Thank you so much for making these videos! I learn so much by DIY and save $$$$!
@@mlsteemer cool some times it’s loose connection
2015 Accord Sport with this issue. Tried unplugging and cleaning the sensor cable by blowing dust off it (first one he unplugged in the video) and plugging it in again. Solved my issue! Happened when I had a new battery installed. Tech must not have snapped the sensor cable back in fully. Thanks for this video!
Nice u did good job!!!
This video was perfect! I am woman who wants to know the ins and outs of her Honda. My charging system light is on and this video was extremely helpful! ✨
Make sure u check the horn fuse. Very important!!! It’s right in the box next to the battery very common issue
@@RBTheMechanic my horn fuse was blown but the charging system sign still comes on what should I do bro
@@pukhtoonzNYC did u change the fuse? Disconnect and connect the sensor back in
I drive a 2019 accord and this fixed my issue and saved me 175 for a diagnostic at the dealership!!! Keep up the good work
Nice job!
Please what is it called?
@@victoriyoho7791 There is a design flaw with that sensor, the best fix is to buy a negative battery terminal and move the cables to the new terminal and then take a 10ga wire and ground the sensor which is the part where the wires use to be connected, and your car will never have this problem again, you have to ground the sensor or that code will pop up again
I replaced terminal and all fuses are still fine.
What should be my next step?
@@HighPerformanceAlwaysI’m having the same problem. Did you happen to find anything else yet?
Bruh u just save me a headache !!! Thank you so much !!! For reference I change the alternator due to low volts, new one install , volts drop from 14.3 to 12.4. Did this and now output is 14.3 . Thanks again good sir
Welcome
What's the name of that part and where can I get it?@@RBTheMechanic
@@sean.g4516 dealer item batter voltage regulator
Thank you!
This fixed the problem on a customer's 2018 Accord. The wiring to this connector is really tight so maybe that's why it trips on when you remove and install a new battery.
Oh ok good job!!!
Man I was just telling my wife that you are my favorite CZcamsr mechanic lol... you've been helping me out big time saving me time and money 💰
That is awesome! Glad to help check out the abs video on this car also. I have video comming in a day or so on this accord idle relearn. Worth watch it!! czcams.com/video/ZYoRcWPGbb8/video.html
Here’s another one czcams.com/video/ncoyKh9kJUU/video.html
I love this guy, i hope he uploads more honda accord series
Yup got more honda on the way
Thank u guys literally today ny wife's car light came on. I checked where that little circuit board is at n sure enough it is burnt out. Dealer wanted to charge 375 for the job n labor. Damn shame how a 10 minute job they try to charge that much smh. Thank u guys again 💯
Nice I’m glad u found this video … yeah dealer is rip off u should go visit them to make them feel ashamed!!! At leak 80 diagnostic and $49 part would been reasonable
This WORKS!!! I had the charging system warning light on for like 3 years!!!! This fixed it immediately. 2018 Honda Accord. Thank you bro 🙏 🎉
Nice job!!!
U bought the battery sensor ??
@@ydangels1744 customer got it
So turns out it wasn’t the battery sensor! It was a blown fuse causing the warning to pop up. I changed the battery sensor and the warning light came back later that day. Changed the 7.5A fuse and no issues now! Super easy fix.
@@markvots405 which fuse was it for what? I had few that had horn fuse blown that caused the same issue
Well, I did mine and it worked so far. Thanks for the info.
Nice good job!!!
This video serves me a lot of money my 2017 accord was doing the same thing thanks a lot
I have the same problem again my brother
What is the name of that part? Is it the sensor itself?
I didn't have the message on the dash but the car wouldn't produce a good enough charge to keep the battery charged. Replaced the battery and alternator but my code reader read good voltage while headlights were working yet the alternator out put would go below acceptable level when headlights were off. I got the battery current sensor replaced and now voltage readings are good. Problem solved. Thanks for the video!
On mine it’s when the headlights is on , I replace the battery sensor and still get the same message
Thank you, that worked! I’ve been looking at that stupid message going on two years now- every time I turn on my car. Thanks 🙏
Nice job!! Good fix!!! I have ton of honda videos that can save u $1000 a year and msg me for what ever help u need
@@RBTheMechanic Thank you!
So wait a second. Even though that message was popping up in your car the battery was still getting a good charge for two years no problem?
@@loganmannix5271 yup
@@RBTheMechanic Wow so in that case the voltage regulator is pretty much useless because his was out for roughly two years and his car still ran just fine.
I had this problem on a 2016 Coupe. Unplugged it, plug it back in and problem was gone. Saved a lot of money lol
Oh yeah I had few cases like that one I had to strap tie the connector it just wouldn’t stay put
This video sure saved me some money. I had that chech charging system come on yesteday after I had changed a light bulb. Went out and looked at the battery and that sensor on the negative terminal was not hooked up. I must have disconnected it reaching in the get the bulb out. Thanks
Nice good job
Thanks so much for this video. I changed my battery today and forgot to reconnect that wire 😅
Ohhh ok glad u retracted ur steps and figured it out
I believe there was a recall on the sensor for all 2013 through 2017 Honda accords. See if the car has had the recall fix done. I know my 2013 Accord V6 had the issue with the battery sensor, and had it fixed as part of the recall.
I have 2 years left so can i take .ine in yo be fixed frree ? Yes right ?
@@joseph2323 recalls are regardless of warranty
Where do you take it to get the recall fixed?
@@missmargmillionaire6421 any Honda dealer with a service center. Recalls have to be fixed at the company's expense, NOT yours. Don't let them try to bill you for recall work.
Where do I check for the recall in case they try to pull one over on me at the dealership
Preciate the quick fox all it took was to take it off and put back on and poof light was gone💯
Yeah some be having loose connection
Greats device my boy! Currently happening in my ladies car! Thanks a lot!
No problem 👍 yeah defiantly try this check ur fuse for horn also it’s related and disconnect and connect back this sensor before attempting anything
Lifesaver! It just happened to me, unplugged it and plugged it and it turned off. If it comes back I'll change the sensor. Thanks bro, like and subscribed
Niceeee good job tackling this job I had luck with few just unplugging and plugging back in and one came back to me the connector slightly moved I placed zip tie and it held it together and it never came back
Fixed it on my 2014 Honda! Thank you!
Welcome
Smart man thank you I brought a big optimum battery for nothing 🤦🏾♂️
Good buttery tho!!!
There is a design flaw with that sensor, the best fix is to buy a negative battery terminal and move the cables to the new terminal and then take a 10ga wire and ground the sensor which is the part where the wires use to be connected, and your car will never have this problem again, you have to ground the sensor or that code will pop up again
How do you ground the sensor?
@@Poosii I cut a piece if 10ga wire about 12 inches long and put 5/16in 12-10 Gauge Ring Terminal on each end and ran it from the new battery terminal to where the neg wire used to connect to the sensor and just tuck the sensor behind the battery somewhere, I forgot to mention that I also added a 36-inch long neg battery cable and bolted it directly from the neg battery post to the engine, In other words, it best the engine has direct contact to the negative battery post, so your alternator can work efficiently,, and the Check Charge system indication will never bother you again... if the Check Charge system indicator does comes back on, then your gonna have to buy the sensor from the dealership, for $42, do not buy aftermarket, but still follow this procedure I laid out or you'll be back to this same problem
Its a very bad design to have the negative cable bolted to (only ) the body of the car and not ground the engine directly,,,,, the alternator is having difficulty finding the negative post on the battery because it has to travel through the body of the car. The engineer who designs this car knows very little about electricity....... (Negative and ground ) means the same thing
Do you have a video explaining this? I think I'm having this problem right now
Where on the motor is a good place to land the ground?
Perfect fix!!! Thank you so much
I checked the black fuse box on the battery connector as you mentioned in the video and when I opened it, it was filled with a black liquid like oil 😩 The connector on that side of the battery is corroded too has blue crust around it. I'm going to take it into a auto repair shop but I'm curious if you know what it means.
Yeah repair that
Don’t forget there’s another electrical fuse component inside the main fuse box under the hood that will cause the battery drain no start issue too it’s called an ELD fuse or Electronic Load Detector it’s located right next to the battery fuse it’s typically chocolate brown in color replace this when all else fails or has been checked and proven ok there’s a couple of videos here on CZcams that explains the issue good luck 🍀
Will check and look in to that fuse
@@RBTheMechanic would that ruin your alternator? Mine may be going bad again after two years, after the first alternator replacement I got the check charge system indicator. Now its going bad again, there must be something killing my alternator.
@@nickdyal1151 could be replace it together I will keep that in mind for future repairs
@@RBTheMechanicI recently fixed one that after the alternator replacement and negative battery cable sensor it still had the problem checked the ELD electronic load detector inside the main fuse box it was ok too I noticed when I got inside the horn wasn’t working upon checking these 10 amp red fuse located inside the fuse that was the culprit I replaced the fuse with a spare and problem solved
@@rosieclark3661 yup I had few like this
Would you happen to have the part number? For a 2018 Accord. The dealership wants $600 to replace this.
No sorry but that’s not $600 part
Had the same issue but it's intermittent, the warning disappears after another start. Will try this method and inspect the circuit board. Thanks alot.
Yeah try disconnecting and connect back the sensor push it in harder I had those cases
Hey man! Did you solve the problem? I have the same problem right now
Life saving tip!
Thanks man.
Yuppp some time disconnecting and plugging back in works also
Thanks for your videos. I replaced my battery which was bad but now i need to probably do the same thing you did because the error message still shows up when the car is in accessory mode sometimes
Which error u get? Drive the car also u have to do tire TOPMS calibration should be right from screen go in to setting and vehicle
@@RBTheMechanic it says "Charging System Error" but i have only seen it pop up when the car is in accessory mode. Never seen it while the car was running.
@@sherinadelgado6185 well I don’t think this is issue cuz once the engine run it will provide power from alternator. Not sure if I noticed that on other cars anways. Check alll allllll fuses I had cars that had blown fuse for horn that cause it just push the horn to see if it work if it dose work the horn fuse is good but still check all other fuses
I am going to say it loud man ! Not like your buddy there ! THAK YOUUU !!!! ;)
Haha yeah man!!!!
Have a custom 250amp alt installed in mine for sound, but couldn’t take advantage of continuous 14v to feed the equipment. Wish there was an easy solution to disable the eco charging without having to buy Hondata Pro and program it
Oh damnnn yeah no solution to this
@@RBTheMechanic the solution is a custom alternator with its own external regulator haha but that would throw charge system codes and I don’t wanna look at that each time the car start. And turns out the L4 version of hondata is almost $800 brand new while the v6 model is $500… what a rip haha who’s tuning earth dream series engines like tf? 😂😂
I change my sensor on my 16 accord and the sensor light is still working and now battery n ABS is on. Does it just need like a computer reset ?
Yes u do need to reset also connector the connector on sensor again check to see if ur horn work also check alternator voltage
Wow I was wondering what that was on my Honda...ok got it!!
Resolved issue just bad connection.. u da best
Nice good job!!
I had this problem on my Accord before too. For me it was a fuse. My interior light fuse kept popping. There was a short in my interior trunk light. Wrapped the shorting wire in some electrical tape and I was good to go.
THANK YOU
How did you find the short? Because i have a check charging system light and my interior lights stopped working around the same time
There is a design flaw with that sensor, the best fix is to buy a negative battery terminal and move the cables to the new terminal and then take a 10ga wire and ground the sensor which is the part where the wires use to be connected, and your car will never have this problem again, you have to ground the sensor or that code will pop up again
Nice now we know more this is wierd tho horn fuse causes this like and inter light fuse
@@drjoesetcould you please make a video if you wouldn’t mind
Have changed battery, alternator, serpentine belt and battery sensor as well as same fuse you changed. Same check battery sensor is still coming on. The fuse looked fine but changed anyway. 2012 Honda Odyssey…….any other things to look for. Battery and alternator volts all good.
Check charging or battery? And did u replace with original honda alternator or aftermarket?
@@RBTheMechanic the message we are getting is “Check Battery Sensor” and the alternator is a new one from AutoZone as well as the battery. The battery sensor we bought on Amazon. Before we changed the alternator we were getting “Check battery charging system” changed it and that’s when we first got the “Check battery sensor” message so we changed that
Would this also work on 18 Honda civic? I’m having this same message but it’s also tripping other systems like my brake system and the traction picture. I’m getting looked at asap
Scan the car for codes
@@RBTheMechanicnot a mechanic wish I was. I just wanted to learn more about my car issues before taking it to get checked. Thanks for your videos by the way
@@RBTheMechanic what’s a good scan tool to have?
Love this... this saved some bucks for me.. thanks a lot ..
Glad it helped!
Thanks 🙏 That’s exactly what was wrong with mine. $40 OEM part 👍
Nice good job
What’s the part name ? Did you power steering light and other light came on with the check charging system Thanks
@@TR1CKSHOTS31no only check charming it’s battery voltage regulator
@@RBTheMechanicooh I had the abs, srs/airbag, brake, battery, power steering , traction control lights come on and the Tpms was blinking.. so I thought it might be the battery/alternator or what you showed in the video. Any idea what I would be ? Or what to test . Any input would be highly appreciated thanks for the awesome videos. Keep it up
@@TR1CKSHOTS31 mine did this, all the lights. Did you figure out how to resolve?
2013 Honda Accord, replaced battery, alternator sensor. Drove car about 1 week, message came back on check charging system. It was a hot day. Any suggestions
Did u put original alternator?
@@RBTheMechanic I have replaced the alternator. Seems to come on when running the AC
I’m having the same issue with the check charge system notification. Mine also throws a red battery light for a few seconds. Only seems to happen if I start the car after having let it sit for only a few minutes. I never see it when I let the car sit for awhile. Battery and alternator voltage check out. I’ve got a sensor on the way to see if maybe that’s it.
Yup let me know if the resolve the issue also check all of ur fuses and ABS moduel is known issue for all the dash light watch my abs moduel videos I got 4 of them
Same situation was you, did the sensor fix it?
@@RBTheMechanici ve had the ABS, Brake, steerimg wheel come on intermittently. I took it to good year they said it might need a ABS pump..but i cant fimd that pump any where..
Could it be a sensor issue?
@@faramboles scan the car with high end scan tool and see if there’s any memory codes
Would this work on a 07 Acura type s?
Umm might not be same but give it a shot
This worked for me! Thanks!
Nice job!!!
That part was the IBS Sensor, wasn't it? My Honda Fit(Jazz)'s showing the same message on the panel
Yes
@@RBTheMechanicThanks a lot
The light went back on for me did u find the issue mines wasn’t that battery box
Charge system still on
Might be alternator then
Thanks man, I unplugged and plugged back in the sign went away, if it comes back again I'll change that piece
UPDATE: Actually that "Check Charging system" sign came back again, I even changed the battery sensor-still the same, after I changed the battery sensor CONNECTOR, sign is still on. Took the car to a mechanic, he said the alternator was bad, so changed the alternator and the battery sensor, because the new battery sensor also was bad-possibly alternator caused it. I drove few miles, so far so good.
Any update?
Everything seems to be OK since I replaced the alternator. It's been a year almost
Great video. I have a 2014 Acura RDX and I have to change the same sensor wire with the 2 pins.Do you know the part number? Thanks again
Sorry I don’t have part number but this is dealer item u can just go to parts and ask they will search it up
I got a 13 v6 accord. When driving the nav turns off, starts to shift ruff and instrument panel flickers then goes normal. Now when I turn off the car it "reboots" and runs fine. Then does it again
That I’m not sure could be fault cluster panel
I replaced my battery on a 2018 accord and had that same issue, I disconnected that same plug and check charging message was gone !! 👍🏾👍🏾
Good job!!
You disconnected the plug and left it off?
@@acekhmer nope.. just disconnected and plugged back in.. everything was fine afterwards
@@acekhmer nopee
@@teamcru nice and that fixed it? I have a 2016 accord sport and i changed the battery to a v6 accord battery recently so i dont know if mayeb that caused issues
What is the name of the piece for buying in some auto parts? Thank you
Dealer item it’s battery voltage regulator
Check for recalls too, because that sensor has been recalled and dealer should replace for free
Yeah but we live in north NJ the dealer is a stealer they tell people they have no warrnty or lie to people and keep the truth hidden how ever I’ll make a video to inform people
Great video brother ! Quick question, I saw the part looked like the battery sensor but in the comments I see it’s called the battery voltage regulator.
Thanks in advance
Yeah it’s batttery sensor it check voltage and send computer siginal for how much power it has and need to be charged
I just saved myself $175 buckkssss que chuladaaaaa
Good job
Could the new Alternator fron eBay also be bad? Because I got a new battery and new alty.
Those after marker are no good. I had issue with every after marker I put in. Go orginal
It Work!!!2019 H.A.2.0T.Touring
Nice good job
(2014 Honda accord)
If the battery is new and my car shut down and steering wheel locked while driving with the same charge system message, means it can be the alternator messing up? it completely shut down on me on the freeway ?!
Seems like loss of power mostlikely ur alternator
@@RBTheMechanic thanks for replying boss. Triple A came gave me a jump and it turned on but then my steering wheel was still locked and it shut off once again , it really must be the alternator then correct?
What if the check charging system only comes on at random while driving but not all the time ?
Probability alternator going bad
Mine has this on after starting it up after a really cold night but went away after being one for a couple seconds and now after being at operation temp it doesn’t appear
Oh cool
i have a 2018 accord ex-l and i think the sensor is faulty, what would the exact part number be for the car i have?
Not sure unless I show in the video u can get it from dealer show then the vin and they will find the part for u
Does this issue affect the alternator's power of charging your car battery ? Please can anyone help ?
Yes
That light came up on my car but I turn the car off and it goes away. Now one day out of the blue I go to a store come out and my car wouldnt start. I get a jump turns on right away and hasn’t died on me since and it’s been two weeks what can my issue be. Still that sensor or is my alternator going bad and it’s just not fully bad yet?
Might be battery or alternator
Could anyone help me out with the color order of the pigtail because mine somehow ripped, and i'm trying to rewire but I don't know the order. Thanks
Oh darn sorry I don’t have that info
Tryimg this on my 13’ accord, the motherboard was not burned thankfully. Hopefully this works
Ok try unplugging and plugging back also check horn fuse if u got the check charging light
@@RBTheMechanic so first after I jumped started my car, I checked the sensor connector, no burned marks, plugged it back in. The check charging system message was still on. Then I turned the car off, unplugged it again and I left it unplugged while Inspected the motherboard inside the sensor box, and while I checked the fuses, the two 10 fuses I took out and inspected they looked fine, I made sure every fuse was properly seated.
Plugged the sensor back in. Turn the car on and have no message or ABS light since my drive 25 mins drive home from work. It was intermittent though so Im hoping it stays off. In a few minutes im going to my local honda to buy the sensor anyways in case I do have to change it
@@faramboles scan the abs moduel for codes
@@RBTheMechanic dont know where I can do this. Im up in north jersey too, would it be possible to get in contact with you, bring it up to your shop to see if you could maybe help me out?
@@RBTheMechanic and I’m not looking to get anything done for free obviously, I’d pay whatever is necessary
I have a 2015 accord sport. I replaced the battery a week ago and decided to do a diagnostic check to make sure the car is ok. The check at autozone said the alternator was going bad. I purchased the first alternator it was under charging and the CHECK CHARGING SYSTEM CAME ON then BOUGHT RETURNED THAT ALTERNATOR AND GOT second one same thing. So then I went to Honda and got a brand new alternator . The check charging system is back on. I’m wondering if something happened when auto zone changed my battery. Because it wasn’t doing that before he changed the battery even before I changed the alternator the first tjme
Start ur car and push the horn let me know if it beeps?
Horn blows. I disconnected that plug (pigtail connector) from the battery sensor like you did and put it back in. And I drove it2 miles to the store and 2 miles back home. It doesnt show the check charging system anymore. But it went away when I checked the alternator then came back on. But so fault it hasn’t come back on when I unplugged and reconnected the pigtail connector. If it comes back on I’ll be going to the dealership to buy a battery sensor to see if that works
@@jaib5922 yeah it could had been loose connection
Thank u for your timely responses!!! It’s still not back on. If it does come back on I’ll get the sensor from Honda and try that. But as I stated the auto parts employee changed the battery so seems like he didn’t connect it correctly .
@@jaib5922 oh ok
I fix my car with this video, bro thanks a lot 🫡🫡🫡
Nice!!
This happened to me. My car wouldn’t start. I got the alternator replaced and a new battery. Afterwards my radio kept cutting off while the car was on. And the check charging system was still on the dash. Then one day the radio just went completely out and never turned back on. About a week later I ended up needing a new battery sensor. But my radio still isn’t on… what could that be?
Not sure about the radio check fuses
HI I GOT A O9 HONDA ODYSSEY MY CHARGING SYSTEM LIGHT COMES ON ONLY WHEN I STOP THE VAN AND TURNS OFF WHEN I PUT IIT IN NEUTRAL AND GIVE IT A LITTLE GAS CUT IT BE THE IDLE IS TO LOW THANK YOU I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS
What is ur idle speed at idle? It could be low idle
@@RBTheMechanicTHANK YOU SO MUCH AND HAVE A BLESS DAY
It can not be the alternator if your getting the same message on panel?
It can be but u got to check basics first
Put it in and the sign is gone. 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
Nice good job
Got a charging system problem error, & shortly after all that the safety systems lit up as well. Car is running fine.. Checked battery & alternator voltages and I THINK they’re ok. Tried unplugging the battery sensor module on top of the negative terminal, but still have same issue. Tried also pulling both battery terminals & gave it a few minutes and re-connected everything. It all went off for a couple minutes & then lit up again.. I’m thinking the module is bad.
Could be that also could be the battery not holding the charge
Just picked up that part from Honda and replaced it. Unfortunately that wasn’t the solution to my check charge system warning. Any other recommendations?
Check alll fuses especially horn fuse also check and scan the car for codes
I absolutely hate that sensor, running audio in my car and while driving the voltage might be 12-14 depending on what all I have on (headlights, a/c, etc.) I’d like to be able to get a consistent 14.4v to run the amplifier
Yeah these new vehicles are made for best fuel economy so it cuts voltage if not needed to avoid engine load
I changed everything!! Battery sensor, battery 3 times, and alternator I still get the check charging system 😭 the battery voltage stays at 12 but when I turn the lights and a/c it jumps back to 14 . I need help!
Did u out in original alternator ?
@@RBTheMechanic what do you mean sir
@@RBTheMechanic I just seen a video of another gentleman having the same issue and he said it was a relay, he just did not mention which one?
This is exactly what I'm dealing with now.. New alternator & battery.. Battery is charged & alternator is running but we took the battery off & back on then it went away for a week & now its back.. I think it might be the sensor..
Did u out in original alternator?
un plugging that sensor and plugging it back in killed my everything. no power to the vehicle at all. battery and alternator tests were good this morning.
Possabily bad sensor
Thanks. got a new one on the way. 🤞
@@Roerco ok update me!
@@RBTheMechanic I put on the new one but no power still. pried the old sensor open and it looked fine I guess. I am going to try checking the fuses.
@@Roerco check all the fuses on the car By now power u mean no lights turn on inside the dash with key on
You got any DIY ac charge videos
I got many of diffrent cars type in ac recharge rb the mechanic. All will show up
@@RBTheMechanic specifically for honda accords 2017+
@@stevenskates8077 type in the year as well 2013 to 2017 is same 18+ is diffrent
@@RBTheMechanic ty
@@stevenskates8077 welcome
What is the name of this sensor? I have a feeling mine is bad but want to order the exact part. Thank you!
Idk the park number i think I show it in the video
Thanks man. I have a 13 Honda accord for sale with 180,000 miles i will try that and order the sensor
With that kinda milage prolly got bad alternator if u got check charging
what is the name of the part you replaced?
Battery voltage regulator the oem part number is in the video if u need
So what exactly is that part called? Tried looking on Autozone but can’t seem to find it
Batter sensor or voltage regulator
I have check charging system message. Also my horn isn't working but the fuse isn't blown what could be the issue with horn?
Check ur horn fuse again make sure it’s horn fuse ur checking this car I had several times the horn fuse caused the check charging systym indication
I have a question bro it is the same system for Honda accord 2013
Yup same same
What is the fuse box you replaced called so I could order one?
Battery voltage regulator
Did you also have a battey light?
No
I have 2015 honda fit with a check system. Do you know if it works in may car...let me know eny body
Try unplugging and plugging back also check all fuses
I have a 2015 accord lx sedan. I have changed the alternator, replaced the battery, replaced the sensor to the battery and I still get the check charge system message, every time at start up. I noticed that when I have the AC on before turning over the engine to start it will cause this error. But when I have the AC off, there is no error message. I will check the fuses next and a direct charge to the Alternator.
Check ur fuses check all and every fuse I had one car which had bad horn fuse and this ignition indicator was lit up
@@RBTheMechanic hey I’m actually having the problem with the horn fuse keeps blowing sometimes every other time I hit the horn or months later and as soon as the fuse blows the check charging system pops up. Any experience in this ?
@@AteamOFturds ur horn must be issue check for shorts or replace horn
What is the name of that piece you replaced and where did you buy it for 30?
Dealer need commercial account to get the discount battery voltage/current sensor
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I changed the battery sensor already and it's still has the "charge system" what else can I do?
Dose ur horn work?? Did u check all of the fuses ? Least thing it will be ur alternator do the check up of horn and fuses
Going to check once I get home, but got a quote for the IBS sensor that attaches to the negative battery terminal $52 😅
Oh ok cool
$30 for a sensor is not bad. On the MDX the dealer wants $300.
They crazyyy
I changed that sensor which was $60 at the dealership, the charging system light went away for about a week and then it came back, I already changed the battery and the alternator, what else can it be?
Did u out in after marker alternator?
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Hello ! Can i have the name of the pieces that you bought and possible were can i get it?
It’s dealer item it’s called battery sensor or battery voltage regulator
I have problem I have accord 2013 the outside temperature is gone from dashboard and I don’t know how to fix it :(
I didn’t understand ur issue??