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Although the problem is the same, different models have different specifics if the main relay is bad. On an Accord, you will lose fuel pressure. If it's bad on a Civic, you will lose power to the injectors and the fuel pump but you may not lose fuel pressure because the injectors can't open without power. When the main relay goes bad and there isn't any voltage at the injectors, it will set a code 16 for an injector because the computer doesn't read voltage on the ground side of the injector.
Before you dive in too fast, it's also possible that the car has more than one thing causing a hard start. You could also have a bad ignition switch, a bad igniter or a bad ignition coil. To test for spark, you should first perform a simple spark test, then you can test the coil itself. Unfortunately to test the igniter itself, you need an automotive oscilloscope, something you won't really need too much in a home shop.

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CHECK ENGINE. There's nothing fun about those two words. There's also not a lot of logic to be gathered from them. Check engine? Could they be a little more specific? Nope, they can't. That's because the Check Engine light comes to life if anything, and we do mean anything isn't 100% under the hood. This means that you could be staring at a major repair, or your gas cap could be too loose (no kidding).
Unfortunately, the majority of recurrent Check Engine episodes eventually lead to some professional repair time. The most common problems that trigger the light are emission control malfunctions. The emission control system is what your car uses to try to keep our air a little cleaner. To do this, it employs dozens of sensors, valves, flaps, heated wires and probably some fairy dust. Every car made in the last 20 years has at least one oxygen sensor (we saw a Toyota that had four of them recently), and they don't last forever. If they go, expect around $300 per sensor in replacement costs.

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The 10 Commandments of Auto Repair
Auto repair rules are hard to come by. The 10 Commandments of Auto Repair are a humorous but serious set of common sense auto repair guidelines for safety.
Do You Have a Proper Roadside Emergency Kit?
If you don't have a roadside emergency kit, you need one. It contains a first aid kit, jumper cables, a tow cable, and other emergency items for your car. If you find that your car dies or your car won't start and you are stranded, an emergency kit can save the day.



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