Review on Beck Arnley 201 1807 Ignition Starter by Diztymewntu Sacra

My '94 Honda Accord has been having trouble starting for the past few months. I had to turn the key several times to start the engine. Most of the time when the key was in the start position I only heard a "click" sound and nothing else happened. The Honda started easier in cold temperatures, but it took several turns of the key to start the engine after a long drive or in high temperatures. You can find several videos on how to change the ignition switch on your Honda Accord on YouTube. com. The difficulty was loosening the 2 bolts/screws holding the ignition switch to the steering wheel. The switch is supplied without a screw. However, you can find a regular replacement screw at many local hardware stores. It has a diameter of 8mm, a screw pitch of 125 and a screw length of 14mm (M8, 14mm). Unfortunately, after replacing the switch, my car still doesn't start properly, although the clicking noise gets louder. Either way, it's worth replacing and I believe the old switch is nearing the end of its life. I finally solved my Honda's starting problem by replacing the old starter motor with a used one.