my 2.2l honda97,10000km ,it have a problem that engine always stop at 5min from 1st starting.after once,I can drive whole day without anyproblem.pls fix my problem.

Asked by zaw Jul 22, 2007 at 12:17 PM about the 1997 Honda Accord EX

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

honda 1997,2.2exi ,10000km good condition.
just one problem as followed.
I can start the engine easily in the morning but it always stop within 5minutes,it has been for 15days .
I must wait 10 to 15min then I can restart again and no more problem for whole day.but I must do again for tomorrow.
mechanic could not fix it.they try 3 or 4 days but it is still problem.
please,let me know the answer for this problem.

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Hi zaw, It sounds like you may have a problem with the fuel pump or the fuel filter. Check to make sure you are not leaking any fuel anywhere upon startup. Thanks for your patronage at CarGurus.com.

thanks for ur response,,,I had already checked fuel pump,fuel tank cleanning,change filter,check fuel injection ,etc.but it is still going on.. I think thant some relay may be problem or engine heat control(Radiator&thermostat )have some problem...but I don,t know exactly..

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