I was wondering if anyone knew where the inertia switch is located on a 94 Prelude.

 

Sorry, but what does that do?? Would it be known by another name??

 

what? probably connected to the flux capacitor...

 

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Nah, it's down by the piston calibration sensor.

 

Ha ha, very helpful. Think airbags guys. It is behind/below the radio, and in front of the shifter.

 

The inertia switch is met in:
Civics from 1996
Accords from 93
Insight
Legend from 96
S2000
HRV
CRV
and finally in 5 gen prelude from 1997

Edit: I checked the US manual and it seems that switch is not present in your cars.

I'm sure it's not in 4gen Prelude.

The inertia switch's purpose is to shut off the fuel pump in case of an accident, thus preventing fuel from being pumped all over the vehicle if there is a leak in the system.
It is useful when you have your car rolled in the accident...





Modified by pentaq at 4:33 PM 9/10/2004

 

oh yeah, i wonder where the button is. I remember how the dealer showed us where it was on the Ford. But was not shown by Honda.