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89 civic hatch dx wont crank..

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Old 04-10-2011 | 05:00 AM
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Default 89 civic hatch dx wont crank..

hey everyone im new here....well i have a new starter..battery...clutch..wen i turn my key 2 start my car it cranks really weak then eventually stops same proccess over nd over been happening 4 2 days now so i park on hills nd pop start any help....somes friends suggested changin somethin under my hood latch on the driver side a starter relay i belive any help is MUCH appreceated it very annoyin nd a hassle 2 popstart everyday..thanx
 
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Old 04-11-2011 | 09:03 AM
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Welcome to the forum,here is a little info I picked up on the net,hope it helps.But check your fuses first.
1. Gun the engine rapidly a few times.
2. Put your car in neutral and have someone push the car while you attempt to start the engine.
3. Turn the key on the ignition one click clock-wise and wait for the beep sounds. Then look at the instrument panel display and wait for the “Engine Check” light to disappear. The moment it disappears, you can start your car. Now there’s been a coupla times when that didn’t quite work but it usually does.
4. The best remedy is to replace your main relay. They cost anywhere from 30-60 bucks and is located below the steering wheel near the fusebox. You can do it yourself or have it professionally done and it shouldn’t cost you much.Good luck, Bobby
 

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