My 1998 Honda Passport starts but won't stay on and it lurches while driving, like gas is being pulled without my foot touching the gas pedal. Does anyone know what this problem could be?

Asked by tlyche18 Mar 25, 2013 at 12:16 PM about the 1998 Honda Passport

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I also drive this car two to three times a week about 90 miles each time (roundtrip). This problem with the lurching started a few weeks ago, the starting issue as well. I have had the battery tested and the starter, they are both fine. The alternator has been replaced, the ignition is good.

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tenspeed answered 11 years ago

Get the codes read to see if any are pending. Try a new fuel filter if it hasn't been replaced recently. A new air filter and a set of plugs won't hurt either.

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alan5151 answered 9 years ago

My 2001 honda passport won't start and I replaced my battery alternator and starters. Im getting a buzzer noise from the fused box under the hood what could this be that my car wont start

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alan5151 answered 9 years ago

Its wont take a jump nether tryed my terminal post on the battery to make sure they were tight

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alan5151 answered 9 years ago

My 2001 honda passport won't start and I replaced my battery alternator and starters. Im getting a buzzer noise from the fused box under the hood what could this be that my car wont start

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