Question:
I have a '93 Honda Accord EX Sedan with about 105,000 miles. Every time it rains, the car won't start without having to be repeatedly cranked, sometimes it takes 2 hours to start. It drains my battery and I have to charge the battery to make the repeated attempts. If it's sunny, no problem. I'm thinking something is getting wet in the ignition system but I don't know what - I'm no mechanic, for sure. Once it's started, there is no problem restarting it even if it rains more. It runs fine otherwise. Anyone have any ideas or suggestions?
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Replace your ignition wires and distributor tower. A crack in any part of the HV system will allow water to ground your ignition out until it dries.you need to replace your spark plug wires!!! distributor cap as well
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Spray the electrical connections, starter, spark plags, and distributer cap with WD40.
When you are home for the day, spray all wires and battery with WD40 let set over night it will repel water and you will not have this problem.
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