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56belair 08-08-2015 10:02 AM

Starter replacement 2002 Honda Accord
 
Can someone suggest a video or a link for instructions on how to replace a starter motor on a 2002 Honda Accord?

Paul
Parker, CO

56belair 08-08-2015 10:03 AM

My car doesn't start but my my accessories work. When we connect the jumper cables directly to the starter, it doesn't turn over

poorman212 08-08-2015 11:31 AM

Is this the 4 or 6 cyl Accord? Either way it is pretty straight forward to replace.

Do you have a volt meter? If so, pull the small wire from the solenoid and test for voltage when someone tries to start the car/key to "start".

56belair 08-08-2015 10:27 PM

Starter replacement
 
We tested the old starter. The starter shaft didn't engage, bot it spun.

I installed the new starter, charged the battery and the engine doesn't turn over. The oil in the engine us ok so I don't think it's frozen.

poorman212 08-09-2015 05:24 AM

Are you getting ~12v on the small wire to the starter solenoid when you turn the key to "start"?

56belair 08-09-2015 09:04 AM

There isn't 12V to the small wire with the switch on or off. There's 12 volts to the big wire with the switch on.

56belair 08-09-2015 09:07 AM

Also, I have the small wire connected, I have a red connector going to one of the posts on the starter. Lastly, I have a black cable on the starter connected to itself. So can we confirm how many cables connect to the starter? 2 or 3?

poorman212 08-09-2015 09:14 AM


Originally Posted by poorman212 (Post 362013)
Is this the 4 or 6 cyl Accord? Either way it is pretty straight forward to replace.

Do you have a volt meter? If so, pull the small wire from the solenoid and test for voltage when someone tries to start the car/key to "start".

The small wire should have 12v when you try to "start" the engine. If you are not getting 12v to the small wire to the solenoid when trying to start the engine something "up the circuit" is wrong.

56belair 08-09-2015 09:16 AM

How about the black wire on the stud?

poorman212 08-09-2015 09:26 AM

2 Attachment(s)
There should be a small wire with a "spade"/push on style connector....that is the solenoid wire.

This is from a 6 cyl, the 4 cyl is almost the same......See the arrow to "B".

Is this the 4 or 6 cyl.....if a 4 is it a manual or auto?


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