Starting problems.
Anyone ever have this problem. My '91 Accord starts up every morning, no problem. But recently it started giving me this problem where I drive it for 10-30 min and park it, get back in after a few minutes and it just won't start. It turns over but will not start. I open the hood and after a few minutes it will then start right up. It's getting annoying now because it's made me late for work and two other things in the last few days. I'm guessing it's something to do with heat and the wiring because it will start faster when I open the hood versus not lifting it. But....I'm only guessing. Has this happened to you or have you heard of this problem? I'm worried that eventually it will just not start because of some electrical problem and will have to miss a day of work getting it figured out. Any help would be greatly appreciated. =)
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My guess would be either the starter going bad or vapor lock.I would bet it's a heat soak problem .A new starter will solve the problem,have you noticed the starter turning over slower than normal?
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Originally Posted by bucwheat
(Post 16974)
My guess would be either the starter going bad or vapor lock.I would bet it's a heat soak problem .A new starter will solve the problem,have you noticed the starter turning over slower than normal?
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also check your main relay, this will cause a no start in warm weather or after the car is warmed up and stopped to fill gas, a no start. wait for a while and start is good.
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Originally Posted by acmech52
(Post 16985)
also check your main relay, this will cause a no start in warm weather or after the car is warmed up and stopped to fill gas, a no start. wait for a while and start is good.
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main relay in the cabin, on the drivers side, above the foot area. if you go to hondaautomotiveparts.com you can input your car info and find it easier. also the distributor ignitor can case the same thing, look for hot spots.
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@ Loco Ken...... any luck with your starting issue?? My 92 Accord did something similar, would crank and start fine. but after some driving and shut it down, and come out of store it would crank, but would not keep running. Turned out to be the ignition switch...when it would happen, i would have to hold the key half way between start and run to keep it running and get it home...
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It was the main relay in the cabin up under the dash as everyone has suggested. Thanks for the help and sorry for not getting back to this thread sooner. Life kinda got in the way, if you know what I mean. Again, thanks for the help!
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Thanks for letting us know,glad you found out what the problem was.
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