Somtimes wont start wiggle battery connections it starts sometimes what should i look for

maybe the neautral safety switch is going bad or you dont have a good connection there

Check battery connections remove cables and clean both cable and post.if it still happens could be starter time

doubt it, maybe check ignition relay or starter solenoid

If it will start after you 'wiggle' the battery cables, you don't have a tight connection. Remove the cables, clean all the connections with a wire brush, then make sure you firmly attach cables. Connections MUST be clean and tight. If you continue to have trouble, check the connections at the other end of the cables (starter and ground), as the 'wiggle fix' may be a loose or dirty connection at the other end of the cables. This is probably also the cause of your elec. problems, hopefully once connections are cleaned and tightened properly, all will be fixed.

It could also be a problem with your ignition switch- 80 dollars from autozone and they give you directions.

they do have an idle control system on throttle body.. make sure no vacumm leaks...... also try changing the ect two wire electronic cooling temperature sensor....common honda problem use oem... let me know for further

replace the ign switch and re-learn the passlock security system.

Iwould check where the grounds at the motor and body. Make sure there is no rust built up under them. Sometimes just loosening and retightening them is enough to make a good contact. Good luck and have a good day.

I have a similar problem - been told it is either the alarm immobiliser or the starter motor brushes expanding when hot and preventing a good contact. When engine cools, then it will start.

Almost definately, follow the shift linkages down the column and under the bonnet get a buddy to move them while you are looking the worn parts will be very obvious. quite involved to repair if it all needs to be overhauled, may be best to be left to an experianced tech, unless you have relevent experience. it wont start somtimes because the inhibitor switch is on the linkage.