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8.7

pretty bad

Typical Repair Cost:

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Average Mileage:

95,011 miles

Total Complaints:

3 complaints

Most common solutions:

  1. not sure (3 reports)
Honda Accord electrical problems

electrical problem

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problem #3

2009Apr 01

Accord LX 2.2L Inline 4

  • Manual transmission
  • 132,000 miles

I have been having a similar problem as others with ignition, sometimes it will not start.

It starts and runs just fine when it is cool or it has not been run for a while.
However, when the engine is hot, it will not start for a good 15+/- minutes.
There is no spark going to the engine, but it is definitely not a fuel related problem (at least not in my case).

Recently it has quit running as I was running down the highway. I had to get the car stopped from 65 mph without power brakes and get it off the road. Needless to say i was very frustrated, because not only is this problem annoying, but now is evolving into something dangerous.

I have heard that the distributor that is the problem but I havnt done anything about it.

Any help is greatly appreciated

Lee F.

Littleton, CO, USA

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problem #2

2006Feb 10

(reported on)

Accord EX

  • 110,000 miles

have no spark been told its the dist. got new one that cost was $194 and still nothing was checking fuses and there is one that blew ecu on cover of the fuses no manual for car whats this?

Jon D.

Fairmont, MN, USA

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problem #1

2005Aug 21

(reported on)

Accord LX

  • 43,033 miles

I had the fuel pump changed in October, 2004 so what could be the problem. I'm not sure if it's the battery because it was changed in October, 2004 also.

Vivian A.

Cantonment, FL, USA

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