VocalNeal, on Yesterday, 11:52 , said:
next time you get a repeat of the problem turn the headlights on and see if they go dim when you try and start. If so the battery is faulty.
If not as has been said it is either the relay or the starter. The relay is cheaper so replace that first.
Not solved? New or rebuilt starter as the brushes are sticking. In the old days one had access to and enough space to tap the starter with a hammer.
Edit: Just a thought and non technical. Find the main fuse /relay box under the hood/bonnet. One by one remove and replace each fuse and relay. Contracts can get dirty and the act of removing/replacing cleans the contacts.
If not as has been said it is either the relay or the starter. The relay is cheaper so replace that first.
Not solved? New or rebuilt starter as the brushes are sticking. In the old days one had access to and enough space to tap the starter with a hammer.
Edit: Just a thought and non technical. Find the main fuse /relay box under the hood/bonnet. One by one remove and replace each fuse and relay. Contracts can get dirty and the act of removing/replacing cleans the contacts.
Thanks. I want to replace the starter relay/solenoid but Honda dealer here says they will only replace the starter and their costs are high, so I am hoping someone can steer me to a shop that does electrical work. Someone mentioned N.K. Auto Service.




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