Honda Accord 92-135 K -3 Questions!

Discussion in 'Accord' started by prash_chat, Sep 21, 2004.

  1. prash_chat

    prash_chat Guest

    Hey first of all thank to everybody who takes time to read this post.


    I am a student and I have a honda accord 92/135 K.

    1. In phoenix, when it is hot, the car does not start in the
    afternoon. In the night it starts. The mechanic told me its the main
    relay and if I bang the front door twice, it will start and it did. I
    looked at the relay and it looks like, something I can change myself.
    Should I go for a original Honda Relay or I can pick up anything from
    pepboys?


    2. The car runs fine but the AC is not working. Three mechanics have
    told me that the compressor is leaking. Is there any way to visually
    verify this? Secondly, one of the mechanics told me that he can
    overhaul the compressor and make the AC working fro 675$. Should I go
    for it or should I buy a new compressor which is likely to be more
    expensive.


    Any feedback is highly appreciated and once again I thank you for your
    time.

    Regards
    Prashant
     
    prash_chat, Sep 21, 2004
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  2. prash_chat

    John Ings Guest

    Or fix the one you've got. Do you own a soldering iron?
    Here's how... http://www3.telus.net/public/johnings/MainRelay.HTM
    Don't pick up anything from PepBoys!
     
    John Ings, Sep 21, 2004
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  3. prash_chat

    prash_chat Guest

    Thanks

    Although I have no experience with soldering but I am going to give it
    a shot. I just need to unsolder the terminals and solder them back
    right?

    Thanks and Regards
    Prashant
     
    prash_chat, Sep 21, 2004
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  4. prash_chat

    SoCalMike Guest

    id just touch the iron to the solder joints, and get them to reflow.
     
    SoCalMike, Sep 22, 2004
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  5. prash_chat

    jjjsan Guest

    Get a small roll of solder and some solder paste.
    Tin iron tip with solder.
    You might need to flow some new solder with solder paste on the joint.
    Don't leave iron on the joint too long, or you can damage cicuit board and
    relay.
    Or find someone that is experienced with soldering.
    Examine solder joints first and reflow solder if required.
     
    jjjsan, Sep 22, 2004
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