So this is the problem. Just bought a 93 accord. Starts right up first try when cold. After running the car to normal operating temperature when I shut it off it will not restart. It will just crank and crank. It's been like 35 degrees outside, I did resolver the main relay anyway but I don't think that's the problem. To summarize starts right up when cold, after engine is warmed up just cranks and cranks. I work on cars and have had a bunch of preludes and acura legends...just can't figure this problem out. Thank you in advance for any help, thanks.

 

Is the fuel pump working when it won't start?

Does it have spark, is it a bad ignition module or coil?

 

Well I can hear the fuel pump prime everything, doesn't mean it's getting fuel to the motor. But as I said when the motor is cold fires right up first time. I let it run and get warm turn it off, just cranks. And do all 90-93 accords have the coil inside the distributor? This one has a td52 distributor with an external coil.

 

No, F22A engines in North America have external ignition coils. Start googling your problem, you're not the first.