Its silver with copper wire in it (usually). Its pretty easy to replace. Good luck.
Buy a voltmeter. Check the terminal of the battery when engine is running, Voltage should read 13 volts or above. If it is below that then you have an alternator problem. If ok,Check your battery after shutting off the engine it should read in the range of 12 volt,then check it again after an hour it should not drop dramatically if it does check again the battery this time with the negative terminal removed.If it still dropped then battery is at fault and if not you have a ground problem in your electrical.
Take it to a Honda dealer and let them look at it sorry, I only buy union made America made product's.
Likely the charging system is not functioning.
the previous answers arethe most common. if by chance that is not teh problemthen it's off to the spaghetti chases you go. i.e. you willhave to chase every wire fromthe battery to where ever to find the spot it's losing voltage at, thus draining the battery.most of the times it's a simple issue under the hood. but under the dash and in the dash console can also cause the draining issue.
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I have a Honda 97 accord and for about 6 months I been having battery troubles. I have bought a new battery thinking that was the problem and also disconnected the stereo also but still dies on me. I'm not all that great with cars so I want to know what can be causing me these troubles.