Accord doesn't start when cold
well, it'll start but it might take a try or two
when it's been sitting for a few hours or more it will crank and crank but no catch. it cranks clean no stumbling so i figured ignigtion problem/no spark. i replaced the distributor (not the coil) but it did it again yesterday. plugs and wires are only a few months old.
could it be fuel related?
where should i start troubleshooting?
93 accord 4 cyl auto 143k
when it's been sitting for a few hours or more it will crank and crank but no catch. it cranks clean no stumbling so i figured ignigtion problem/no spark. i replaced the distributor (not the coil) but it did it again yesterday. plugs and wires are only a few months old.
could it be fuel related?
where should i start troubleshooting?
93 accord 4 cyl auto 143k
while cranking when it's cold
check for spark
check for fuel
if fuel is missing then try pouring in some starting fluid into the intake and starting it. if it has an easier time starting then you know it's not getting enough gas when cold
check for spark
check for fuel
if fuel is missing then try pouring in some starting fluid into the intake and starting it. if it has an easier time starting then you know it's not getting enough gas when cold
The Main Relay manages the fuel pump, but these often go out, and it's often when it's cold. Test for fuel pressure (the test bolt is either on the fuel filter or the fuel rail). Just click the key into "on." You'll hear a whirring noise from the trunk. That's your fuel pump priming the lines. If you don't hear it, you could have a main relay issue.
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