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Honda city 2017 new facelift push start problem, Cannot start engine
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yhsiau
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Jun 12 2017, 08:54 PM
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Looks like the battery power is weak... Button start type ignition won't allow to crank the engine if the battery power is weak/low. Unlike the key pushing ignition type(mechinical type), U can still attempt to crank even the battery power is weak/low.
BTW, the Honda is farking stingy(should I say shitty cost down)... only 1 ground/earth cable on the battery connection. Unlike the rest of Jap Car manufacturer which offer 2 ground/earth cables(1 to body & 1 to engine) battery connection.
Goodluck to those 6 years+ Honda city users, you will experience the symptom slow cranking during start up the engine due to cable oxidized(heat built up due to high resistance).
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yhsiau
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Jun 12 2017, 09:01 PM
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QUOTE(boxer07 @ Jun 12 2017, 08:56 PM) the battery cable so expensive that 6yrs old Honda car owner not afford to replace ? LOL ...push start also can crank ,who tell u cannot crank ..? aiyo ...i tried before la.. Why don't you go and look at other Jap brands car battery connections. It should be 2 cable connections on the negative pole. 1 to engine, 1 to body. Most of the car user never look into this til it caused problem on starting the engine. Some still experiencing slow cranking after replaced a new battery.
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yhsiau
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Jun 13 2017, 11:32 AM
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QUOTE(oks911 @ Jun 13 2017, 09:53 AM) It can be Quite annoying if 1st attempt cranking failure. I can't imagine what will happen in coming 5 years. Dont worry, most of new car (lesser than 6 yrs)engine starting issue is battery related.
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