Hello house,

Kindly assist me, my honda accord stops running when i disconnect one terminal from battery.


Advice on what to do to resolve this before they spoil my motor the more.

Thanks as i await solution.

Check ur alternator

The alternator is bad.

Let me also ask.. How good is this honda accord 2007.... I want to use it for uber business and I know nothing much about cars. Pls enlighten a brother

slowice:
Let me also ask.. How good is this honda accord 2007.... I want to use it for uber business and I know nothing much about cars. Pls enlighten a brother

It’s good for Uber use. Go for it

desag:
Hello house,

Kindly assist me, my honda accord stops running when i disconnect one terminal from battery.


Advice on what to do to resolve this before they spoil my motor the more.

Thanks as i await solution.

Alternator is not working

Why would you disconnect your car's charging system, while the engine is running?

It's a wrong practice.
What exactly were you trying to achieve by disconnecting it?

What you are doing, is at your own peril. If your car's electrical or electronic system does not develop a problem now, it's just matter of time.

Here's the reason why you couldn't rev that engine when the terminal was disconnected.

1. Your car's fuel pump, runs off of your car's battery.
Disconnecting one of the terminals, would only have current flowing through the fuel pumps circuit, without completing the circuit (to work or function).

So now imagine, you cutting off the oxygen supply to your throat, by suffocations. You'd immediately die.
That's the same analogy with your car.

2. You are only causing a lot of voltage spikes or surges going through the wiring harnesses of your vehicle.
Pray you don't get to have burnouts on wires or fuses.

3. It might be that your throttle body assembly motor has burnt out already.

4. Reconnect the battery terminal, and retry.



Thanks

Osogbo weed....tchai...it is well.

TRYGO:
Why would you disconnect your car's charging system, while the engine is running?

It's a wrong practice.
What exactly were you trying to achieve by disconnecting it?

What you are doing, is at your own peril. If your car's electrical or electronic system does not develop a problem now, it's just matter of time.

Here's the reason why you couldn't rev that engine when the terminal was disconnected.

1. Your car's fuel pump, runs off of your car's battery.
Disconnecting one of the terminals, would only have current flowing through the fuel pumps circuit, without completing the circuit (to work or function).

So now imagine, you cutting off the oxygen supply to your throat, by suffocations. You'd immediately die.
That's the same analogy with your car.

2. You are only causing a lot of voltage spikes or surges going through the wiring harnesses of your vehicle.
Pray you don't get to have burnouts on wires or fuses.

3. It might be that your throttle body assembly motor has burnt out already.

4. Reconnect the battery terminal, and retry.



Thanks

MrJames007:

Blame the weed.

Alvin007:
Blame the weed.

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