I've had 158,000 mostly trouble free miles with my 1994 Accord Wagon. Today something changed that has raised a red flag. Stopped by a convenience store in a rough neighborhood on the way home. Got what I needed. The car turned over, ran for about 2 seconds and shut off. This happened about 7 times. Some crack heads picked up on my problem and approached the vehicle begging for money. I told them I had none and cranked the car over. It started and I got the hell out of there. Started trouble shooting and discovered something that was not the case until now. If I put the ignition switch on run and let the fuel pump complete it's cycle, it starts every time. Never had to do this before. What am I looking at? Failing pump?

 

New clue: For the first time ever, car stalled while driving and now won't start. Both the ignition switch and the solder joints on the fuel relay are suspect. Can anyone tell me where the fuel relay resides?

 

The main relay is up under the dash along side the steering column.

Here is a link to a main relay fix;

DIY Main Relay Fix

Even though the forum is for the Acura Legend, the main relay fix is the same for your Accord.