battery light

It would help to know the mileage, model and year of your car, but the symptoms you describe are consistent with worn-out brushes in the alternator. Usually it is possible to replace the brushes with the alternator still in the car.

"Randolph" wrote: > mikey999 wrote: > > > > Could one of you help me with my problem???? > > > > My battery light kept coming on and at first it wasn?t an > issue > > because I was just driving 2 miles to work and 2 miles back. > I just > > made a long commute and the radio is cutting off > intermitently and the > > speedometer needle is going down and up when I turn my turn > signal on, > > my windshield wipers are going really slow. But when I > accelerate the > > battery light goes off. I am pretty sure it?s an alternator > issue but > > I don?t think it is all the way broken. I just put a new > battery in > > about 4 months ago so I am pretty sure it?s not that. I > obviously > > don?t know ** about cars or else I would definatley know > what the > > problem is and would probably be able to fix it myself. > Please give me > > some guidance so I don?t blindly go into an auto repair shop > and get > > taken for all I am worth, I am broke as it is. > > > > Thanks, > > Mikey > > It would help to know the mileage, model and year of your car, > but the > symptoms you describe are consistent with worn-out brushes in > the > alternator. Usually it is possible to replace the brushes with > the > alternator still in the car. > > > > -- > > Posted using the

It is a Honda Accord 1990. 120,00 miles

mikey999