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Locating Main Fuel Relay on 1993 Honda Accord Auto.

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    Locating Main Fuel Relay on 1993 Honda Accord Auto.

    Hi, hope you can help.
    My '93 Accord 2.0 SE auto (right hand drive) has been very reliable for the last 10 years, but now will not start. Have had the ECU and distributor checked - all ok.
    Turns over , but will not fire. Now wondering if it's the Main Fuel Relay. I understand that the solder joints can fail over time, and can be re-soldered.
    Having trouble locating the relay though.. Any help with this would be appreciated.
    Thanks!
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    I’m not sure of the exact placement on a RHD vehicle, but it should be somewhere under the dash next to your steering column. If it’s a mirror of a LHD car, it’ll likely be on the left side. On cruise-control equipped cars, the cruise control computer box is in the way and must be moved (on LHD cars, anyway).
    The main relay should be mounted with the plug facing downward.






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      Originally posted by deevergote View Post
      I’m not sure of the exact placement on a RHD vehicle, but it should be somewhere under the dash next to your steering column. If it’s a mirror of a LHD car, it’ll likely be on the left side. On cruise-control equipped cars, the cruise control computer box is in the way and must be moved (on LHD cars, anyway).
      The main relay should be mounted with the plug facing downward.
      Hi and thank you for your reply. I will have a closer look around the steering column. No cruise control on my model, so that simplifies things a bit.. I have an idea what it looks like, so that helps too.

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        On our US models, it is a gray box on a red/brown base (if I remember correctly) with a metal bracket that is bolted to the underside of the dash with a single bolt.
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          Hi, sorry, my Accord has the original carburetor (twin choke Weber?).
          I understand that the carb version does not have a Main Fuel Relay.
          Could it be the fuel cut-off switch maybe?
          Thanks.

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