92' Accord lowrider-no start
#1
92' Accord lowrider-no start
My 92 Accord has the same problem many have run into apparently with the car just not starting up once and a while. The car would start up fine when i go 2 the store but then it wouldnt start up when I would go 2 leave at first but did eventually after a few cranks. I heard that the main relay(ignition/injecter relay) had probs with the solder cracking inside. I replaced it with a brand new one.No luck. I replaced the ignition coil 2.No luck. Replaced the fuel filter as well. I have fuel pumping fine so it isnt the fuel pump. The entire fuse harness,wires,and fuses on the driverside kick panel as well as the other sensors down there r new as well. When I purchaced the car the engine was swaped with a newer,rebuilt,engine. F22b,maybe a 94' IDK. So they put in all new wires and stuff. The car had been running great for about 3 months. All of a sudden the dash lights and engine flickered and stalled while driving, but started after a few cranks again. A quarter mile later it died 4 good. Im an old school muscle car guy myself but I like imports 2,so all the wires,sensors,fuses and stuff is scary. If anyone can give me some advice,much props 2 ya.
#4
check the all the ground wires make sure there tight and in good shape. because the dash flickering and engine not starting sounds like a ground issue or evan as little as the negative terminal on the battery being loose. this is why you don't buy modified cars.
Last edited by lowlife9; 11-30-2012 at 09:38 AM.
#5
just finished putting the new ignition switch in and checked all the ground wires which were all good and she started on the first crank. thanks 2 both of you 4 your help. I'll b returning 2 this website if I ever have a prob. hopefully you guys would see my post cause you seem 2 really know what your talking about. thanks again
#6
yeah older carburated cars are alot easier to work on not to mention alot more room to work. my first car was 63 chevrolet corvair air cooled flat six basically a lawn mower engine im only 29 though lol. the upside of computer controlled cars is the ability to diagnose most problems with a scanner saving you tons of time figuring what the problems are. other then that hondas are extremely reliable when you follow the recommended service up keep.
Last edited by lowlife9; 11-30-2012 at 11:24 PM.
#7
yeah older carburated cars are alot easier to work on not to mention alot more room to work. my first car was 63 chevrolet corvair air cooled flat six basically a lawn mower engine im only 29 though lol. the upside of computer controlled cars is the ability to diagnose most problems with a scanner saving you tons of time figuring what the problems are. other then that hondas are extremely reliable when apply follow the recommended up keep.
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