I was in a bad accident with my car yesterday, and the windows are rolled down, and I can't roll them up because the electrical system for the car is shut down as a safety, so the fuel pump won't run in case it's leaking. I have searched online, and in my Chilton book with no luck. Where is the emergency fuel shut-off for the car, and how do I reset it?
1991 Honda Accord LX
Thanks

 

i honestly was not aware there was one in hondas. After 2 years in a salvage yard we never had an issue starting many cars that were obliterated in accidents.

 

There isnt one.

 

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x3 no emergency shut off.

If there is a fuel issue, check your main relay (its under your drivers side dash to the left); the sodering points might have been cracked in the accident; as they tend to wear out and crack due to heat and wear anyways.

Hope you are able to get your car back safely soon.

- Zipcreature

 

Depends on how bad the front end is smashed, but it could be possible to hook up the battery and turn on the key to roll up the windows. Might blow some other fuses.
Engine DOES NOT need to be started to roll up the windows.
Or you could get some plastic and duct tape to cover the windows and keep the rain out, until the salvage yard comes to get the car.