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Old June 21st 05, 01:16 AM
442nyx333
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Default 1990 Accord LX, manual transmission

Whenever my car has been parked in the sunshine, and the temperature is
above 80*, it doesn't start easily. It turns over, and eventually,
will start, but I'm baffled by this anomaly, and concerned that one day
it just won't start at all. What should I fix?

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Old June 21st 05, 01:25 AM
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"442nyx333" > wrote in message
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> Whenever my car has been parked in the sunshine, and the temperature is
> above 80*, it doesn't start easily. It turns over, and eventually,
> will start, but I'm baffled by this anomaly, and concerned that one day
> it just won't start at all. What should I fix?


Resolder the main relay.


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Old June 21st 05, 04:22 PM
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442nyx333 wrote:
> Whenever my car has been parked in the sunshine, and the temperature is
> above 80*, it doesn't start easily. It turns over, and eventually,
> will start, but I'm baffled by this anomaly, and concerned that one day
> it just won't start at all. What should I fix?
>


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When it does that, turn the key to position II, smack the dash on the
left side of the steering wheel, you'll hear the fuel pump run for about
three seconds. The 'fix' is to get the main relay resoldered.

The answer is found here, under 'starting / running problems'
http://www.tegger.com/hondafaq/faq.html

'Curly'

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Old June 21st 05, 06:01 PM
yahmed
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That was exactly the case with my Accord 1993 Manual last year.
Mechanic told me he thinks it is distributor coil. I did not have it
fixed because winter started and problem resolved. This summer the
problem has not appeared yet. Please let me know when you have it
fixed.

Thank you




442nyx333 wrote:
> Whenever my car has been parked in the sunshine, and the temperature is
> above 80*, it doesn't start easily. It turns over, and eventually,
> will start, but I'm baffled by this anomaly, and concerned that one day
> it just won't start at all. What should I fix?


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Old June 22nd 05, 12:48 AM
TeGGeR®
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"442nyx333" > wrote in
lkaboutautos.com:

> Whenever my car has been parked in the sunshine, and the temperature is
> above 80*, it doesn't start easily. It turns over, and eventually,
> will start, but I'm baffled by this anomaly, and concerned that one day
> it just won't start at all. What should I fix?
>



Welcome to the Main Relay club.

http://www.tegger.com/hondafaq/start...html#mainrelay

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