Posted on Mar 16, 2009

1989 honda accord 4 dr--new battery--starter will not start

1989 honda 4 dr honda accord-been parked for one month--bought new battery..lights work--but when i turn key --no start or no noise--is this a fuse issue--starter soli-issue--and how do i troubleshoo--

thanks for help

poloss197 Mar 16, 2009

if gas tank low---would fuel pump not kickin--just checking

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Make sure your getting full contact with you main positive and ground if nor another thing can be you fuel pump you can try replacing that also

Anonymous Mar 16, 2009

yeah but most of the times fuel pumps go out especially for the year of you car i acctually had the same problem with my 91 accord and it fixed the problem

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