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Honda Acura Accord Civic CRX Del Sol Integra Prelude OBD1 OBD2 Main Relay
I bought this thinking it was broken causing my fuel pump not to work, but it ended up being a fault with the immobiliser.
as it is a common thing that goes wrong apprently on civics and integras.
Here is the info about it! The image is just one from google of the same part!
Genuine Honda Acura Main Relay Assembly, the Mitsuba RZ-0159 from Honda Motors, Japan. This main relay model fits a range of Honda Acura vehicles with B, C, D, F, G, H and J-series engines from 1.5L to 3.5L; VTEC and non-VTEC, such as, such as, Odyssey, Pilot, Accord, Civic, Del Sol, Integra, Prelude, CL & TL. It will fit and work compatibly with OBD1 & OBD2 Honda Acura vehicles. Please e-mail us for your application if uncertain.
The Mitsuba RZ-0159 Main Relay Assembly technically supersedes the Mitsuba RZ-0088 / RZ-0132 / RZ-0139 Main Relay Assemblies. In summary, the RZ-0159 can be used in place of the RZ-0088 / RZ-0132 / RZ-0139.
The main relay actually contains two individual relays. The first relay is energized whenever the ignition switch is on which supplies battery voltage to the ECU, power to the fuel injectors, and power for the second relay. The second relay is energized for two seconds when the ignition switch is on, and when the engine is running which supplies power to the fuel pump.
When the main relay is at fault, the engine will usually fire, run for a split second and then stall, as the remaining fuel under pressure is used up. Continual cranking will only make the situation worse, with the engine not firing at all in the end. When you turn the ignition key to position II (ignition on) you should see the Check Engine indicator on the dash light up and extinguish. Exactly timed with this lamp, you should hear a click and the fuel pump turn on and off. If you do not hear a click and the fuel pump, then the main relay is likely to be at fault.
The main relay is usually located near the fuse box, mounted on a bracket. When you have a problem with the main relay, thumping this part of the dash, it is likely that the car will spring into life again as the joint is disturbed, unless the problem is severe.
£20 Delivered
I bought this thinking it was broken causing my fuel pump not to work, but it ended up being a fault with the immobiliser.
as it is a common thing that goes wrong apprently on civics and integras.
Here is the info about it! The image is just one from google of the same part!
Genuine Honda Acura Main Relay Assembly, the Mitsuba RZ-0159 from Honda Motors, Japan. This main relay model fits a range of Honda Acura vehicles with B, C, D, F, G, H and J-series engines from 1.5L to 3.5L; VTEC and non-VTEC, such as, such as, Odyssey, Pilot, Accord, Civic, Del Sol, Integra, Prelude, CL & TL. It will fit and work compatibly with OBD1 & OBD2 Honda Acura vehicles. Please e-mail us for your application if uncertain.
The Mitsuba RZ-0159 Main Relay Assembly technically supersedes the Mitsuba RZ-0088 / RZ-0132 / RZ-0139 Main Relay Assemblies. In summary, the RZ-0159 can be used in place of the RZ-0088 / RZ-0132 / RZ-0139.
The main relay actually contains two individual relays. The first relay is energized whenever the ignition switch is on which supplies battery voltage to the ECU, power to the fuel injectors, and power for the second relay. The second relay is energized for two seconds when the ignition switch is on, and when the engine is running which supplies power to the fuel pump.
When the main relay is at fault, the engine will usually fire, run for a split second and then stall, as the remaining fuel under pressure is used up. Continual cranking will only make the situation worse, with the engine not firing at all in the end. When you turn the ignition key to position II (ignition on) you should see the Check Engine indicator on the dash light up and extinguish. Exactly timed with this lamp, you should hear a click and the fuel pump turn on and off. If you do not hear a click and the fuel pump, then the main relay is likely to be at fault.
The main relay is usually located near the fuse box, mounted on a bracket. When you have a problem with the main relay, thumping this part of the dash, it is likely that the car will spring into life again as the joint is disturbed, unless the problem is severe.
£20 Delivered
