When key turned to position 2, all lights on, good to go, when turn to position 3 to crank, nothing?

Asked by tshapard1 Aug 23, 2016 at 08:46 AM about the 2007 Acura TL FWD with Navigation

Question type: General

Just had battery and starter checked, all good, new battery. Been reading
about Transmission relay switch and possible fuse box issue. Battery good,
starter good, but nothing when turn key, keep trying and then starts normally,
runs normal. Thoughts?

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Sherryl answered 7 years ago

Read back to older questions, Suspect Hands Free Link draining battery. I disconnected mine & it is still overriding & draining battery. There is a Class action Lawsuit against Honda going on now. These cars have have more electrical components than a Boeing 747. Cars start having problems with this at about 50,000 miles. I am a 68 year old female & keep my jumper cables where I can get to them. I replaced 4 batteries, Starter & Alternator

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