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[JDMef88]

Ok my car has been acting wierd lately, i can drive it for awhile, then it just mystical looses power to the motor, battery light and oil light come on and radio and stuff works, lights work. Got my battery and alternator tested and it came back perfect... After the car dies, i try and turn it back on and it wont crank over. Sometimes after i drive it, it wont turn over i can just here it trying to start, almost like no fuel is being sent to the motor. But i here this strange clicking noise, from inside my glove box, i have found the actualy piece that you can litraly feel the clicking comming from- please help, my car dies in locations and its really not safe!!!!!!

Its the back box with the brown and white connnector comming out of it that clicks.

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PM me asap, shit even call 770 367 6708- thanks IA

[quickdodge®]

DAMN!!! Your car came with under hood satellite radio??? Lucky motherfucker!! Later, QD.

[Benefit]

im guessing this is under the glove compartment

[cactusEG]

resize ur pics

[JDMef88]

ya its a 1999 civic ex, motor swaped in with 65k on it, the motor was put in a year ago the car has origional parts with 150,xxx miles on them...anyone have any ideas, could it be the spark plugs? whats the deal- and whats up with quickdodge's comment? I need help i could get in a wreck cause of this shit- thanks

[KevinT707]

Perhaps the Main Relay

[thepolecat]

^ def the main relay, ya beat me to it- replaced a few of those- they are a common problem in Hondas. Junk yards have them for 20-35 and a new one is probably going to be in the range of $75 and up.

[quickdodge®]

and whats up with quickdodge's comment?

Starting in 1934, Honda put satellite receivers in the engine compartment of their vehicles so that whenever the car was brought into a shop for maintenance or repairs or whatever, the shop attendants could plug up to the receiver and listen to satellite radio under the hood of your car. If you'll go back out and look under your battery tray, you'll see a small(10 watt) speaker mounted. That's for the sound. Later, QD.

[JDMef88]

Thanks for all-- ill check up on a main relay

[JDMef88]

i got a main relay but it did not do anything...someone tryed to say my fulepump is fucked...idk whats up with that- i can turn over..but its like its getting no fule..and im pised.. thanks.

[chava_rx7]

Starting in 1934, Honda put satellite receivers in the engine compartment of their vehicles so that whenever the car was brought into a shop for maintenance or repairs or whatever, the shop attendants could plug up to the receiver and listen to satellite radio under the hood of your car. If you'll go back out and look under your battery tray, you'll see a small(10 watt) speaker mounted. That's for the sound. Later, QD.

:lmfao: :lmfao: the best help this man can get!!!

[SpecV_Scott]

The clicking you hear from that relay box is normal. You normally just don't hear it because the sound of the engine starting drowns it out. Are you getting spark? You can pull a spark plug out, put the plug wire back on it, and carefully hold it to the block whild someone cranks the car (make sure to only touch the rubber boot of the plug wire). You should see the plug firing. Also, when you put the key to the "ON" position, you should be able to hear your fuel pump. If you don't hear a slight whine coming from the back of the car, the pump might be dead (you might want to have a friend turn the car on while you listen carefully at the back of the car). Also, if you pull the plug out after trying to start it a few times...and the plug is wet with fuel...you know you're getting fuel but there's no spark.