Honda Car Forum

My Honda accord wont start, I not the battery, starter or fuse cause they both been change out, someone told me it could be the ECU being burn out,. Cause there no power what so ever, no light in the car nothing if anyone can help me out thanksbattery tested good, new starter, this what happen starter was bad car was on then it all of a sudden stoped, starter smoked, then i changerdd out the stared test the battery and now no power anywhere no dash light nothing

the ecu will not control the starter to not work. or the dash lights .on 90s Honda's the battery cable ends melt inside the wire not letting in power. and also melt the main fuse box next to the battery underneath there are conectors they melt as well. to test use a jumper wire from + post to starter post with key on. not the small post the main nut on the starter and the door buzzer will come on. to fix it trace the wires back to the fuse box under the hood and touch the jumper wire to each fuse. pull them out first to do this so you do not overload them there are only two or three main fuses the rest are the lights and relays. the starter wire goes strait to that box folow it up and under to see which fuse is the main one or use this link































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Have you check your ground and cables

the battery strong?if no power what so ever it could be ur ground cables are broken or loose or faulty check the negavte battery cable

does it turn over?you got a spark? you check your fuel filters? did u use a multimeter to check the battery then ohm out the ecu and the fusebox?Take it to the shop.

Is there any power going to the car when you turn the key? Check your battery cables. Is thealternator working properly? Is the timing belt on right or broken?

Check the timing belt its either off or broken, check your battery connections.

I read the owners manual about that today on my 06 Accord and it said the wires might be corroded. My car wouldn't start either but i found out that the radio was left on and the amp from the system (AFTERMARKET) drained the battery. =]