Battery, Brake an 2002 Accord V6 3.0 with 60K miles. Replaced Alternator, drove 25 miles, lights started to come on again. Replaced Battery, lights on again after under 10 miles. FYI these lights come on in unison and are intermittent. They never stay on for more than a few seconds. What else could the problem be?

it is the alternator or the regulator. get parts store to swap out under warranty.

Unfortunately your alternator is probably not good make sure that the connections on the alternator or Skype make sure the connection on the batterie are tight and clean but you may have just put in a rebuilt alternator that didn't get rebuilt correctly it's probably bad

check for broken alternator drive belt
if broken the battery will be flat

alternator is probly failing--have it load tested at a shop to confirm--just checkin it at a partsplace isnt sufficiente-------get battery inspected too

Your alternator might be bad also, or the crank sensor

You will need to see if the alternator is charging. If you have a Volt meter put it on the battery cables with the car running. It should read about 14 volts. If it is reading correctly then check your battery cables. It is possible for a loose connection or a corroded cable.

the alternator can be tested by most auto parts stores (usually for free) ... you could have a blown fusable link in the heavy wire that goes from the alternator to the battery .. they can test that by hooking up directly to the alternator output ..if its ok there but not at the battery then maybe a blown fusable link or bad connector .. even if the alternator is working, it still wont charge the battery if the connection is broken between the two .. you can also check the ground wire between the engine and frame (neg side of battery) ..

It could be the battery but I will advice you to check the Alternator/ Charging system too.

Good luck.

Yup, time for a new alternator. Most models have the regulator built into the alternator, so it makes it a little bit more expensive - but it will resolve your problems. If you are driving at night with a load on your charging system (lights and radio on), you will probably notice you have dim headlights. If you don't change it soon, you'll end up having to replace your battery too.

either your alternator has gone or your fan belt is not there which helps the alternator to charge the battery get a volt meter on your alternator to see if it is kicking out what it should be