Dead battery in 2012 Honda Civic Sedan

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Asked by Rod Dec 26, 2018 at 03:05 PM about the 2012 Honda Civic EX

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Dead battery. Then boosted battery. Started car and now it tells me to check
ABS brakes, then steering fluid, traction control etc.  which are all fine., turn
off car. Started again , and again it continues to tell me to check everything...
Why?

3 Answers

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Seems all is good now. Drove the cat for a few miles and seems like everything has been reset.

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I just had this happen to my 2015 Civic. Has everything still been running fine?

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This seems to be happening to my 2012 now. Only seems to do it at hwy speeds 110kph/68mph. Drop down to 100/62 and it seems to be fine. Any solution?

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