1990 accord doesn't start when hot
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1990 accord doesn't start when hot
Sometimes when the weather is above 90 degrees and I have driven a short distance and turn the car off, it will not start for 5-10 minutes. It cranks strong but its not getting any fire. Thinking it may be the Ignitor or coil both cost around $70 each. Any ideas where they are located on this car or tips for replacing???
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RE: 1990 accord doesn't start when hot
this sounds like a classic case of bad solder joints in the main relay.
you could also test for battery voltage to the Black/yellow wire at the dist. when the key is turned on.
If you have power there the problem could be the coil/ignitor, they are both under the dist cap.
you could also test for battery voltage to the Black/yellow wire at the dist. when the key is turned on.
If you have power there the problem could be the coil/ignitor, they are both under the dist cap.
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