No power

Asked by GuruWP8BR May 19, 2018 at 06:52 PM about the 2001 Honda Civic EX

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I was grinding a piece of metal in my car to make my
speaker box fit and after I got it too fit   it has no power
anywhere no brake lights no headlights no dome lights no
nothing. I'd already checked to make sure I didn't cut any
wires. And I didn't could grinding have shorted something
out?

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The car is a 5-speed I tried bump starting it and it did nothing. Can somebody please help me figure out this issue

I didn't disconnect the battery. But I went back down. About an hour later and the lights came on until I tried to start it. And then it clicked and went back to doing nothing

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Any newer vehicle with a ECM/computer has to have some juice in the battery to crank up even if rolling it off dumping the clutch.

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