Help out of ideas to check for!

Asked by 98teggy Jul 27, 2018 at 03:10 PM about the 1998 Acura Integra LS Coupe FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 98 integra. The battery is well was good at
the beginning and the alternator is good belt is
tight. Going down the road the car shuts off as if
the alternator isn't charging... and again alternator
and battery is good had them both tested... we
can't get the car to stay running more than a
minute

3 Answers

7,455

No codes? The ignition control module is probably at fault or possibly the coil. If you decide to replace the distributor make sure its identical to yours in every way down to the connectors and the brackets the connectors clip to, check to see if the one for your engine block code is the right one. I've been through hell helping friends with their Hondas, especially the ones with motor swaps

7,455

But for the record they almost all use the same ignition control module, I've checked the part number across many years and models on my trip though hell.

We got it! And surprisingly it wasnt one of those... the power wire had went bad. There was any power getting to the alternator so therefore it wasn't charging the battery. Thank you so much!

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