Honda Accord EX 1994 Won’t Start?

Asked by ZKayasitt Apr 01, 2015 at 11:40 PM about the 1994 Honda Accord EX

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

After attempting three tries to start the car it turns on,But I would like it to start on the
first try.When it starts on the third try everything runs good.I don’t know what is the
cause
for it to start many times.I have tried to change the ignition switch and main relay.But
all
has failed and its still the same results.I don’t know what could possibly cause this?If
you
know anything on how to fix this problem,please let me know.Thank you so much!

4 Answers

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Have you checked/replaced your fuel filter, or checked your fuel pressure? Delayed fuel, delayed start.

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Power - Fuel - Spark. You obviously have all 3, so the problem is which one causes this. How old or worn are the spark plugs and wires? When was your fuel filter changed last? Have you checked the battery for full charge? Battery should show 12.5 to 14 volts. Worn plugs/wires could be causing weak spark. Dirty fuel filter could be causing a delay in reaching proper fuel pressure.

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