94 Teg, start up problem

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by bandabee, Sep 16, 2003.

  1. bandabee

    bandabee Guest

    HELP!!! Can anyone help identify/fix this problem? I put the key in and
    turn it all the way to start engine, and nothing happens. By nothing I
    mean, no sound, no lights.

    To start the car, i put the key in the gear lock, push the gears back and
    forth (auto car) a few times.

    Then put back in ignition. Takes a few times, but then it works.

    I don't know if the gear pushing has anything to do with it or not. In
    fact, now when i'm driving i hear funny metallic sorta dragging noises, at
    first I thought it was a loose muffler, but now I think it makes noise
    whenever the gear changes.

    Anyway, everything resets, clock, radio. Makes me think it's the battery,
    but it's less than 6 months old. Just had a major tuneup 6 months ago too!

    Guy at acura said the startup contacts were bad, and they said they fixed
    them, but apparently not ...

    Can anyone help?
     
    bandabee, Sep 16, 2003
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  2. Take it back to the acura dealership and tell them about the above
    problems. It could be a number of things.
     
    Bill B. Johnson, Sep 16, 2003
    #2
  3. Take it back to the acura dealership and tell them about the above
    problems. It could be a number of things.
     
    Bill B. Johnson, Sep 16, 2003
    #3
  4. bandabee

    Bob Guest

    Brilliant Advice. Your presence on this ng is appreciated.
     
    Bob, Sep 16, 2003
    #4
  5. Do Acuras have electronic-controlled transmissions? I think they do.
    This sounds like a problem with the transmission computer, and since the
    car is under warranty, find another Acura dealer and let them at it.
     
    Jim Mowreader, Oct 17, 2003
    #5
  6. Do Acuras have electronic-controlled transmissions? I think they do.
    This sounds like a problem with the transmission computer, and since the
    car is under warranty, find another Acura dealer and let them at it.
     
    Jim Mowreader, Oct 17, 2003
    #6
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