1993 del sol no start an you help

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Asked by GuruT2SVV Jul 16, 2018 at 05:50 PM about the 1993 Honda Civic del Sol 2 Dr S Coupe

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

after a rain the car would not start, the check engine light does not go off and
the fuel pump does not prime just cranks, the next day I turn the key 30 to 40
seconds later light goes out and car starts. I removed the main relay checked
all 3 legs good, i am stumped, the fuel pump only primes when the light goes
out

6 Answers

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no obd connector on this car, (has the 2 connectors in the green case) weather is sunny now the problem went away, this all started after a hard rain overnight, going to park in garage overnight and see how it goes.thank you for your help. Joe

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You can still retrieve obd1 codes, it's very simple. Chances are your ignition coil and or ignition control module (igniter) are sucking in moisture from the air and is causing a no spark condition. Even on extremely humid days without rain you may find it hard to start

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I will put a new ignition coil in and let you know what happens

2 people found this helpful.

im having the same problem. Car was running fine. Parked came out a little wile later then boom nothing. Has power though.

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