Car shuts off while driving

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Asked by Grayp1 Oct 26, 2016 at 07:02 PM about the 1994 Honda Accord LX

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

94 Honda Accord LX  driving shuts off. Loses power
then will restart again after several tries

6 Answers

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No noises. Just loses power and shuts off. Had diagnostic test done and no codes were found. Mechanic drove it several times that day and it did not happen to him only me.

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Did u figure it out? I have a 92 Honda accord and its dying randomly and then after i try a few times it starts back up. Ive already changed so many things

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Did you guys ever find out - am facing the same issue with my 98 accord; plenty of diagnostic tests, nothing found. The erratic nature makes it difficult to diagnose

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My 97 kept diying on me. Loss of all power when driving. Took me a long time to find out it was the ignition switch

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I’m having this problem with my 2014 Honda Accord sport. It’ll turn on like normal but 1 second later it will turn off on its own...

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