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Car Forum / Honda Cars / October 2007improved drivability after changing main relay?
I've followed the honda faq and changed my main relay after being let down several times in parking lots during the summer. It happened once last winter, too, I guess the same reason, too much heat in the car. Now I feel the care shifts more smoothly and at lower rpms. Is it just my imagination? Could you guys shed some light? thanks, vlad > I've followed the honda faq and changed my main relay after being let > down several times in parking lots [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > thanks, > vlad ======================= There's no connection. My car performs better and quieter when I wash it. Maybe you topped up your cooling system too? That will change your shift points if it was low. 'Curly' On Oct 3, 11:10 am, "vcciu...@gmail.com" <vcciu...@gmail.com> wrote: > I've followed the honda faq and changed my main relay after being let > down several times in parking lots [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > thanks, > vlad My old man had a 1991 civic that had main relay issues. In the summer when hot it would not start sometimes. Went all over trying to figure the problem out because it was intermittent. Finally he called honda dealer and they said main relay. He replaced it, no trouble ever since! > I've followed the honda faq and changed my main relay after being let > down several times in parking lots [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > thanks, > vlad theoretically possible that the relay was producing lots of electrical noise that was feeding into the ecu's sensor circuits, but i don't assign a high probability to that. > vcciu...@gmail.com wrote: > > I've followed the honda faq and changed my main relay after being let [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > noise that was feeding into the ecu's sensor circuits, but i don't > assign a high probability to that. Thanks to all for clearing this! vlad |
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