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Amaze Overvoltage Errors

Hi, I'm having a strange electrical issue with my 2013 Honda Amaze diesel. It's showing overvoltage errors, with mileage at 61488 km. I'm seeing a bunch of fault memory entries related to overvoltage and various systems are failing. The battery seems weak when starting, and generally, things are acting up electrically. I suspect a bad earth, but I'm not sure where to start looking. Anyone else had this?

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A 2013 Honda Amaze diesel is experiencing overvoltage errors and various system failures, with a weak battery suspected as the cause. The issue may stem from a bad earth connection or a defective battery. A similar case was resolved by testing and replacing the battery, which was unable to hold a load despite showing voltage. The suggested solution is to conduct a proper battery load test and replace it if necessary, which resolved the issue in this instance.

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wernerherrmann1

I had something similar with my Amaze, though mine's a petrol. Seemed like the car was possessed! Did you check the battery itself? A heavily discharged or defective battery can cause all sorts of weird overvoltage readings and system failures. Check the battery terminals are clean and tight too.

emil_bauer1 (community.author)

Thanks for the quick reply! I did a quick visual inspection of the terminals, but I didn't load test the battery itself. When you say similar, do you mean the same overvoltage errors and system failures? And how did you pinpoint the battery?

wernerherrmann1

Yep, same overvoltage codes and systems going haywire – ABS, power steering, even the infotainment flickered. I initially chased a few wiring gremlins, but eventually, a proper battery test revealed it was toast. It was still showing voltage, but couldn't hold a load. Given your symptoms and the age of the battery, I'd get it properly tested before diving too deep. Might save you a lot of headaches. Then check all circuit protections.

emil_bauer1 (community.author)

Okay, great advice. I'll get the battery properly load tested ASAP. It's probably the original one, so it's definitely due for replacement anyway. Thanks for sharing your experience; it saved me a lot of unnecessary troubleshooting! I eventually had the battery changed for 290€, now everything is fine.

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