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Rudy Cordova Posted on Aug 03, 2010
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2004 honda accord during starting early in the morning, the car is like it wont start and when it start the car felt like is going to die shug,shug shug it will not go to idle or go to high rpm like normal car. what cause this problem. is my ldler motor not working or just dying or it need a tune up.

  • Rudy Cordova
    Rudy Cordova Aug 03, 2010

    thank you for the info. this will decide to take it to the shop
    when paycheck come.

  • Rudy Cordova
    Rudy Cordova Aug 03, 2010

    car has no check eng light . or codes what so ever

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You should get your engines diagnostic codes retrieved to see if there is a malfunctioning sensor.

If you have no codes than something mechanical that the computer doesnt keep track of is broken. Fuel pumps are a common issue for cars these days. You can take you car to someone who can check the fuel pressure and see if the fuel pump is failing. Hondas usually have nice little access doors in the floor of the vehicle so you can change out the fuel pump without dropping the fuel tank.

Good luck and be careful!

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