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Old Nov 21, 2015 | 07:59 PM
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Originally Posted by OfficialG
Is this all in one push of the button? Or do you mean you have to go through the sequence of pushing the push start button 3-4 times? If it's the latter, I just had the same issue. My clutch safety switch went bad and was replaced under warranty (2012 with 30k). It now starts first time no problem.


I just returned from a 3 day trip and had the same problem. I was pushing the start button 2 or 3 times to get the car to start. I discounted the battery because, if it doesn't start the first time, I don't believe that it will fire off the next time. I've had the start switch problem on a Honda Accord and what I did was spray the switch with an aerosol used on electrical circuits/connectors. I did it over two years ago and haven't had one issue with the car since. I read it somewhere on the internet and it worked for me. FYI: just sprayed the switch and worked the plunger a few times. Started the car 5 times w/o a problem. I'll probably buy a new switch on Monday and install.

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Old Jan 30, 2016 | 03:51 PM
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Update: I didn't buy a new switch, I just adjusted mine. Used a 14mm open end wrench, loosened the jam nut and screwed the threads on the switch in about a 1/2 turn and tightened the jam nut. No problems since.
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