Car stalling after new battery

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Asked by Okan Jan 05, 2016 at 05:09 PM about the 1999 Honda Civic DX

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I crashed my car recently I got a new radio but I
didn't hook the fan up yet my car battery keeps
dien so I went to jump start it the car we'll run right
until I unplug the cables and then the car well idle
rough and and then stall  so I went to get a new
battery today and I ran okay for like 45 mins started
the car up 4 times normal then the idle rough again
and stall on me and the battery was dead after I
bought a brandnew one please help me I spent
1200 fixing this car and it's one thing after a next I
took my ac out btw Maybe them two ground words
idk please any ideas

6 Answers

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No I havnt bjt when I jump start it it work fine wouldn't it not work if that was bad

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It sounds like you have a number of issues: 1) it sounds like your alternator is not charging the battery while the car is running. The battery will start the car but the alternator will charge the battery so you can use all electronics while driving. 2) something in the fuel delivery system is causing it to idle rough or a timing belt issue. 3) spark plugs?

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Jump starting gives you the juice to start it up but once that is gone if the Alternator isn't working it will stall because not enough power is going to the Cars Computer, take your Alternator off and if you have any Auto Parts Store close to you most will check it for free.

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