Question about My 2006 Honda pilot?

My 2006 Honda pilot?

What's it mean when your driving down the road and the battery light comes on then the radio goes on and off then shuts off completely and the speed amateur stops working? I pulled over and looked under the hood then about five minutes later it went back to normal and started back just fine. What happened

I'm thinking you have an intermittent short in the wiring to your brain that allows you to spell words properly in the English language. Maybe you should have that looked at.

If you don't have an owners manual for your car, you should get one. If you do have one, you should have looked at the meaning of the battery light. It means that the battery isn't charging. The cause could be a loose connection, a faulty voltage regulator, loose alternator belt, or a failing alternator. Due to the apparent intermittent nature of the problem, I'd look for loose or corroded battery terminals or a slipping or broken alternator belt first. After that, you might also get the alternator tested, which is free at most auto parts stores. When the system voltage drops below 12 volts, all sorts of electrical abnormalities occur, such as with the radio or rough engine lacking power (weak spark at spark plugs). Chances are, it will happen again, so get your vehicle checked out.

(p.s. It's "you're driving", not "your driving". Fail. And "speed amateur"? Try speedometer. Fail again.)

Get the battery charged and load tested. Get the battery terminals replaced. Get the serpentine belt inspected. Get the charging system checked.

Hi it needs a new battery.

Take the battery cables off and clean the battery posts and cable clamps. Go to an auto parts store and have them test the battery and charging system. They do that as a free service. Ac ripple from a bad alternator can mess up the electrical system like that.
You should also check the fuse boxes to make sure there's no corrosion.

Loose ground connection at the battery