Won't start in hot sun-91 Accord

Discussion in 'Accord' started by Mark, Sep 8, 2004.

  1. Mark

    Mark Guest

    That certainly sounds like the same problem I had. Mine was caused by
    broken solder joints for the connector pins on the back of the radio.
    I don't recall the exact steps, but basically you remove the radio and
    disassemble sufficiently to get access to the circuit board behind the
    socket where the harness plugs into the radio. Look closely at the
    two rows of solder connections where the connector pins are attached
    to the circuit board. . .mine were visibly broken. It's probably best
    just to re-solder all of them.

    Good luck, let us know how it comes out!
    -Mark
     
    Mark, Sep 12, 2004
    #21
  2. Mark

    Andrew Guest

    My '93 Accord sure did. You can resolder, or spend $46 on a new one. My
    mechanic simply resoldered mine. It's buried deeply under the dash.

    Andrew
     
    Andrew, Sep 14, 2004
    #22
  3. Mark

    Andrew Guest

    My '93 Accord sure did. You can resolder, or spend $46 on a new one. My
    mechanic simply resoldered mine. It's buried deeply under the dash.

    Andrew
     
    Andrew, Sep 14, 2004
    #23
  4. They (accords) certainly do have that pesky main relay. My 90 accord
    was doing the same thing. Thanks to all the nice folks that posted
    before, I was able to quickly diagnose and change mine a couple of
    weeks ago. Solved the problem. Yes, it is diabolically placed for
    maximum irritation when attempting to remove. What were they
    thinking!!

    Can't comment on the component repair, I replaced. Car needed to go
    off to college the next day and I didn't have time to trial and error
    the repair. Kept the old one may repair and restock for the next
    time one goes.

    Those that post diagnostic knowledge of this type on this board are
    doing a real service. This is one of those things that does not self
    diagnose through the ECU and it is intermittant in nature.
     
    Frank Boettcher, Sep 15, 2004
    #24
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