I have a 1991 honda accord. When I start the car it shakes really hard. Does that have something to do with the timing and if not what could be causing it to do that?
I'm no expert but it sounds like it could be a bad motor mount and since it's a 91 it could have rotted out cuz i know honda's have rubber in their motor mounts.
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could be a broken motor mount but hard to say it's really unclear what your trying to say. does the entire car shake or just the steering wheel is it while at a stop or just slowing down?
car overheated can cause failure at the head gasket.Overheated till the car just stops can cause ring failure thus no compression and worped head.car will not run in some cases.
Do you mean that the engine cranks over, but won't start or do you mean it won't crank after setting?
If is a cranking problem, it may be a heavy parasitic drain on the battery caused by something left on. Or it could be from a sulfated battery caused by leaving a battery in a discharged state for a prolonged time. Or the battery could have been destroyed by "case leakage" caused by a dirty battery. Or maybe the charging circuit may be not working because of a bad alternator, loose drive belt or just dirty battery terminals.
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