Car won't start lights and power won't come on

Asked by Guru5MJDB May 21, 2018 at 11:55 PM about the 2004 Honda Civic

Question type: General

I drove my car earlier today and once I parked it
and got out I realized my power key lock won't lock
my doors. I later changed the battery to it thinking
maybe the battery to it had died. As I got back in to
start my car it won't crank and non of my power
comes on and it has like a low buzzing sound
when I turn the key to try to start it at which time
the dash lights will flicker. What maybe the
problem with my car is it the battery or something
much worst?

2 Answers

kindly check on your relay fuse system, get an electrical mechanic to test them one by one, and replace any faulty ones.

2,585

I think it may be your alternator. It’s job is to keep the battery charged.

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