New updates for this problem: 1. It now won't stay running. 2. When I turn the key to run (not start) it doesn't blow air as it normally should. 3. When I turn it to start it does in fact start but when i let go of the key it dies again. 4. If I hold it halfway in between start and run after it has started it will stay running until I completely release it to run. I think it may be a problem with the ignition, 18 years of starting it may have worn out a spring or something. But what do I know.

OK great thanks!! OK great thanks!!

Oh my word... I was on a stretch of highway back in March...coming back to Arkansas from Arizona... snow on the ground... cold.... My ignition did the same thing yours did.... I was 100 miles West of Roswell New Mexico.... I had to hold my key on with my fingers the whole time... in just the perfect position as to not engage the starter and not shutting off! I was miserable... because there was also no heat because of it! That spring is not real tight... but hold it on for 100 miles it feels like a gorilla pushing against you after a while! I finally got to Roswell... and low and behold there was a Honda Dealership there... but they didn't have my 1993 model ignition, so i bought a package of cheap paint brushes... and and roll of duct tape.... used the wooden handle from one of the brushes... taped it to the key at a 90 degree angle and then started the car and then put tape on the handle and then taped it to the dash! Then drove on in to Dallas that night.... 24 hours on the road non stop! I'm hoping your experience is better! LOL Oh my word... I was on a stretch of highway back in March...coming back to Arkansas from Arizona... snow on the ground... cold.... My ignition did the same thing yours did.... I was 100 miles West of Roswell New Mexico.... I had to hold my key on with my fingers the whole time... in just the perfect position as to not engage the starter and not shutting off! I was miserable... because there was also no heat because of it! That spring is not real tight... but hold it on for 100 miles it feels like a gorilla pushing against you after a while! I finally got to Roswell... and low and behold there was a Honda Dealership there... but they didn't have my 1993 model ignition, so i bought a package of cheap paint brushes... and and roll of duct tape.... used the wooden handle from one of the brushes... taped it to the key at a 90 degree angle and then started the car and then put tape on the handle and then taped it to the dash! Then drove on in to Dallas that night.... 24 hours on the road non stop! I'm hoping your experience is better! LOL