Honda won't start in cold (below freezing) weather

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by garyj, Jan 4, 2004.

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    Tony Hwang Guest

    Hi,
    When weather starts getting cold, just pour a bottle or two gas line
    anti-freeze when you fill up. Common sense thing. They don't cost much
    either.
    Tony
     
    Tony Hwang, Jan 11, 2004
    #21
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    Randolph Guest

    Here's a riddle for you: What is another word for a Ukrainian block
    I give up. What is it?
     
    Randolph, Jan 26, 2004
    #22
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    Artfulcodger Guest


    A tuque?
     
    Artfulcodger, Jan 26, 2004
    #23
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    Robilious Guest

    Pour a good quality gas line water remover in it. Don't let the va
    have less than 1/2 a tank of fuel in it in cold weather. Finally, us
    a good quality fuel........not some poor quality "no-name bargain
    cheap, cheap gasoline"

    -
    Robiliou
     
    Robilious, Jan 27, 2004
    #24
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    garyj Guest

    Thanks everyone for your helpful info. Here's the resolution of my 2000 Odyssey not starting in freezeing weather. The problem was a new key I had made at a hardware store just made before the weather turned freezing. The Odyssey needs a special "security" key blank or the engine will just turn over and not start. It was just a coincidence that the weather turned freezing the first time I tried the new key. My mechanic solved the mystery when he saw a special "key" light flashing on the dash when starting the car.

    Sorry for the wild goose chase!

    Appreciatively,
    Gary
     
    garyj, Feb 15, 2004
    #25
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