Just changed the Distributor and cap, wires and coil. The code was there before the other fixes.
The code is for a faulty idle air control valve, or faulty computer.
The computer can not control the idle speed by using the valve.
Could be a wiring problem, vac leak, or computer issue.
Thanks, any thoughts on how to check for vac leak or computer issue. I closed the hood and the car stopped working.
Well just finished checking for vac. leak and did not find any. Now trying to find out how to check computer
Pulled the main relay and it tested okay, I keep hearing a clicking or tripping of relay switches only sometimes from under the dash, could that be part of the problem? Trying to isolate the noise but no success yet.
A mechanic would test the wiring plug from the computer for voltage and the general operation of the valve. Anything is possible, but I doubt a relay would be involved. The computer applies voltage to both sides of the motor in the valve to open and close it. If the computer can not control idle speed the code is set.
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SOURCE: 93 Honda Accord LX; no spark; will not start; has
Try removing the ignition module, usually located right under the coil pack, and having it tested at Auto Zone or Advance Auto Parts.
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Check for a vacuum leak somewhere. When you have pressure by going faster it will not be a problem but if slow it will cause a problem. TLT
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pull one of the plugs out leave the plug wire on it and rest it on something metal on the car and have someone try to turn it over.if no spark can be seen try changing your crankshaft sensor
SOURCE: 1993 honda accord wont start
yes hi. i had the same problem , it was fixed by replacing the fuel relay switch.
good luck.
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