Thanks casey40510 for your very useful answers. what is the purpose of the smoke test or why do you perform a smoke test? I just stumbled on another observation, when i try starting the car in the mornings the car will crank but wont start (meanwhile i have fixed the cold start sensor). When I pulled the ecu and exposed it to warm heat by placing it in the sun for about 10 mins and fixing it back, the car will crank and start perfectly well, pulsating voltage returns to the injectors and open up the nozzles for rich squirting of fuel into the cylinders. I think something is wrong with the ecu and please what is it? I want to attempt to fix the ecu instead of jumping at buying another ecu. What component is faulty in the ecu? Can you help?
What makes this problem better or worse?
It is worse when engine is cold
How long has your 1995 Honda Accord had this problem?
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the two most common problems on the honda's are the main relay and the distributor
the main relay has cold/cracked solder joints and are worse in the summer months,it will crank but not start until the relay cools down by opening the doors to let air in a hot car.you can fix it (a little solder,less than 30 minutes to fix it) or just buy a new one for around $60.00>Part Number: 20959. copy and paste the video link below
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=viIZ8k60awY
