2003 Subaru Forester "battery light flashes accelerating" Questions

battery to see if I can reset computer and see if that will fix problem. car does not have an accelerator cable everything is controlled by wiring and sensors,the cruise light will flash because it is

...light. Or ideally, source a replacement part and have it fitted. Subaru definitely use them. You can go to a garage and reset the codes using a code reader. You can also do it by disconnecting the ...

...battery light is on when I accelerate. Also the ABS light is on. This all just started yesterday. It seems like the lighting is flashing like for the radio and dash too. This all happens when I ...

...battery light flashing and the display indicating "Eco mode" could be related to the other issues. Here are a few possible causes and solutions: Battery issue - The battery light flashing could ...

...light and battery light started flashing at me intermittently while driving on the highway. As the week progressed the lights started flashing every time I pushed the accelerator. Then they started ...

battery light flashes on and off accelerate the engine the light goes out could be loose fan belt or alternator ,does lights go brighter when you rev up if so alternater ok

it plugged in all the time which drains the battery now i plugged it off and engine management light and acceleration reduced check light disappeared even they show in sometimes but car is ok so far..

...battery charging indicator light flashes when I depress the accelerator on my 2012 Toyota Tacoma. Is it safe to drive and easily fixable change/repair the alternator your battery will be flat soon if ...

...light, all returned to normal until she began to accelerate. After maybe five minutes everything suddenly went to normal - no warning. I have noticed only one problem lately. The truck has twice not ...

...battery light flashed as I accelerated and went off when I braked or was idle. I drove 2 blocks home and parked the vehicle. Went out this morning to do a volt test (to see if it was alternator) and ...