Question about Main Relay

My 1999 Honda Accord is ready for a major tune-up at the local
Honda Dealership. I follow their schedule related to service--even
if I don't always agree. For example, I think that it is not
necessary to adjust the valves during the tune-up. I usually tell
them to do everything except adjusting the valves.

I have seen many problems mentioned in this newsgroup and in many
cases the solution was to repair or replace the main relay.

During the major tune-up that will be done next month--should I
have them replace the main relay to avoid having problems with it
in the years to come.

I have a 1999 Honda Accord EX--55,000 miles (approximate)

I should note that I can easily afford it but won't have it done
if you say that it's a waste of money.

 

If ain't broke....
don't do it; if it fails, do it

 

(Jason) wrote in 120.snlo.dialup.fix.net:

There would be no guarantee that the new relay will not get the same
problem.

http://www.markl.f9.co.uk/howto/electrical/main-relay/main-relay.htm

 

for this age of car, i wouldn't worry. keep a spare in the glove box if
you really must, but i don't think it's a priority.