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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by andysworld »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">my 1990 Honda Accord will not start when its hot or very humid changed battery dist. cap had pros check wiring still having problem. When its dry out car runs great</TD></TR></TABLE>
You will most likely need to replace your MAIN RELAY under the dash. This is a common problem with these cars. When it is VERY hot and humid out ... there is a weak point on the circuit board of the relay. There is a spot of solder that will actually pull apart and cause it to lose contact. Once it gets cooler ... or you open the doors and it lets the interior cool down ... the car will start up again. The newer relays have had this problem addressed and once changed ... you should not experience this problem again.
You will most likely need to replace your MAIN RELAY under the dash. This is a common problem with these cars. When it is VERY hot and humid out ... there is a weak point on the circuit board of the relay. There is a spot of solder that will actually pull apart and cause it to lose contact. Once it gets cooler ... or you open the doors and it lets the interior cool down ... the car will start up again. The newer relays have had this problem addressed and once changed ... you should not experience this problem again.
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