My battery to my civic keeps dieing out on me and

You need to check your charging system. Possible missing belt or bad alternator. Recharge the battery and check to see if system is working.

Check the fuel pressure under a load also GM is well known for ign module problems..

sounds like a fuel problem, how many miles on vehicle? as a quick fix it would be worth using a fuel addative , you haven't said if petrol or diesel, if petrol get addative that covers the catalytic converter ,having a blocked exhaust system can cause engine to stall also get the OBD codes read as this will tell you what if any sensors/switch's are faulty

After 14 years I think it would be reasonable to have bad catalytic converter. Is there some reason your not accepting this?

- Clean battery terminals.
- Check relays, fuses and wiring for loose/ shorted connections.
- Check ignition switch.

i need more info. could be a bad ignition switch

did u recently get a key made? I did this before and it wouldn't start because it wasn't compatible with the alarm system.

If the "dying" word here refers to engine shutting down often then its not a problem related to battery/alternator/battery cable. What you need to get checked is:

1. Fuel pump
2. injectors / FI

Please take your car to a expert mechanic who would be able to detect exact faulty component and don't waste money on guess work.

It sounds like your alternator went bad. The alternator is responsible for keeping your battery charged and at full power. If it goes bad, your battery eventually drains and things start to shut down.
Get your alternator and battery tested, I'm sure you'll find the alternator has died.

hi they may have trapped the wiring on the crank position sensor or its rubed through you need to see if there is any spark to verify yates210456