2000 Honda Accord NOT starting

[grump]

have checked fuses,
battery is good and charged
engine turns over fine but will not start
Help

 

[mee]

have checked fuses,
battery is good and charged
engine turns over fine but will not start
Help

Don't mean to state the obvious but a gasoline combustion motor needs
two essential things; fuel , and spark. OK three if you count air. This
is the most basic angle to work from. Is the injector sending gas to the
motor? Is the spark plugs providing spark? Finally is air getting into the
intake?

 

[grump]

Additonal info,
Car worked fine one day, parked overnight in garage and the next day would
not start. Have NOT had any problems up till now

 

[Bill B. Johnson]

have checked fuses,
battery is good and charged
engine turns over fine but will not start
Help

It could be lots of different things so I won't attempt to provide you
with the entire list. Perhaps others will provide such a list.

It could cost you a lot of money if you start replacing items that could
be the source of the problem. Therefore, I advise you to have the vehicle
towed to the nearest Honda dealership or local mechanic that you trust.
The mechanic should be able to figure out what is wrong and fix the
problem. If you have an extended warranty--have it towed to a Honda
Dealership.

 

[CarpenterCM]

Check your e-mail
Hope it helps


Good luck

 

['Curly Q. Links']

have checked fuses,
battery is good and charged
engine turns over fine but will not start
Help

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Grump,

Read what your manual says about how to test the dash lights.......
While you're watching your dash lights do their 'diagnostic', listen to
your fuel pump. If it runs for four or so seconds, try holding the gas
pedal to the floor and crank the engine for maybe ten seconds. You won't
hurt anything, and it just might start your engine. If this trick solves
your problem, you may have a leaky (stuck) injector which is flooding
the engine by letting the pressure out of the system by dribbling gas
into one cylinder over night.

A bottle of fuel injector cleaner and a long drive might solve the
problem. Can't comment on the 'flushing' methods used by some oil-change
places. (leery)

'Curly)

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[J M]

Check for spark.

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Grump,

Read what your manual says about how to test the dash lights.......
While you're watching your dash lights do their 'diagnostic', listen to
your fuel pump. If it runs for four or so seconds, try holding the gas
pedal to the floor and crank the engine for maybe ten seconds. You won't
hurt anything, and it just might start your engine. If this trick solves
your problem, you may have a leaky (stuck) injector which is flooding
the engine by letting the pressure out of the system by dribbling gas
into one cylinder over night.

A bottle of fuel injector cleaner and a long drive might solve the
problem. Can't comment on the 'flushing' methods used by some oil-change
places. (leery)

'Curly)

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