Same problem. Here is what I did to resolve the issue. I paid 90$ for complete diagnosis at a Honda Service Center. They found faulty starter. Total Quote was 600$ for starter+299$ for labor. Estimate was ~950$. I took the part number from them and ordered a brand new starter from Geniune honda parts that cost me 275$. Then for the installation, i went back to Honda service center. Installation cost was 200$ as they deducted the 90$ I paid for the diagnosis. So overall repair cost was around 575$ which was way better than paying 950$. The issue has been resolved and I have driven the car after repair for another 100 miles. No trouble starting at all. Honda has a faulty starters in 2013,2014,2015 series. They are fully aware of that but will never accept or recall. This will be my last Honda car. PS: Starters are not covered under powertrain warranty. Don't waste your time.
You can take your vehicle to a DIY type of store like O’Reilly Auto Parts or Autozone and they will test your battery, starter and alternator for free.
According to this video, if they replaced the starter, it was the starter that was bad, not the push button start. I have a 2006 Acura and just had to have the starter replaced at 84,000 miles, which was way too soon in terms of mileage (mine was standard key start). It cost me $250 for a new starter, over $300 for the labor. But I did get a 24/24 warranty on the labor and lifetime on the starter. I checked out this video because the mechanic who fixed mine said he replaces a lot of starters on Hondas.
I had a similar problem with a 2015 Honda Civic. Push start engine button dash lit up, single click sound and the engine wouldn't start. I checked fuses and relays and they were in good working condition. The mechanic recommended switching out the battery and alternator. It worked for a couple weeks and I got back to square one. I cleaned the push engine button and worked for a couple days then same issue. I checked the brake switch underneath the dash and noticed the push pin was not working correctly. Autozone part only $12.99 Duralast Stoplight Switch SW9720. So far no issues. My last resort is the starter. Thanks for uploading the video.
My friend's 2015 CRV (50k miles) had the same issue. I suspect it's an issue with the battery. Because, we were able to jump it start it, ever single time, easily. When jumping start the car,, the starter crank very easily, and engine start right up on 1st attempt, every single time. So My assumption is that: 1. the factory battery is not powerful to crank the 2.4 Motor. 2. The battery management system is at fault, causing the battery not getting enough juice. In plain English, it''s not getting recharged. Note that , car battery life will be shortened if they stay "starving" mode. Possible solution: 1. get a bigger battery that will fit in your car. 2. get a emergency battery jumper and keep it in your car. So you don't get strangled on the road. 3. Charge your battery everyday(manually) with a car battery maintenance charger, the one that plugged into wall. Diagnose Tools: 1. Monitor your Battery voltage. You can use a multi-meter to measure battery voltage, or you can buy "12V USB charger with voltage monitor". It plugs into the 12V socket and displays real time voltage. Shut off the engine, If your battery voltage is below 12.5V. it's not fully charged. Start the Engine, the voltage should be above 13.5V. If not, there is a problem with the charging system. 2. There is a battery sensor recall on 9th gen accords. I suspect it could of be the cause. Don't count on me. Get the sensor fixed. Honda says It's a fire fire hazard.
Sometimes the regular keys have the same problem. If the computer system in the car doesn't recognize the key that's in the ignition, then it probably won't start.
I had similar problem (at 67,000 Km.) with my 2014 Accord. Dealer fixed by replacing with a new starter (luckily, I had an extended warranty and it was covered). But now I have a new problem, the green LED indicator of the starter switch doesn't turn on. I could also see in your clip (at 2:43) your green LED is not turning on. Does it mean that new starter will make the LED disabled ?
having the same issue with my 2014 honda accord as well right now. replaced the alternator (was reading bad voltage), ELD and battery (had bad cells) already - and it started around 100-101k miles. :( I'm wondering why this isn't some sort of recall, because shouldn't a starter last longer than that?
I got grinding noise when tried to start my 2014 accord at 115K miles this year, 2019. Changed the starter ($480) at pepboys as i needed a repair asap. If i had the time i could have purchased it from auto parts store for $180-200 and replaced it myself. No issues since i replaced the starter motor.
I know I'm going to sound like a limp noodle but I drive a 2002 Honda Civic EX Sedan, if the starter is the only problem with this car every several thousand miles, then I still want it. I'm currently looking for a 2015 Accord EXL with all the bells and whistles. Heck, even getting a base model 2015 Accord is a complete upgrade to me.
I have same problem with my Honda 2014 , only 27K. I been using Honda since 2001. Its time to say Bye Bye to Honda. We should not pay our hard money to cheaters. They should recall this starter issue.
Same thing is happening to me on my 2016 accord. However.. when I remote start it. It works perfectly. No hesitation. And works everytime. But it’s only when I use the button. So.. I shouldn’t have a starter issue right? Should just be the button?
@@sergeia3279I have the same issue on my 2015 V6. They told me to change starter and flying wheel. It’s a factory issue, but Honda doesn’t acknowledge it.
128k miles really isn't a lot of miles in a car, especially Hondas. Nowadays, 250k is considered something like the new 100k miles. Most cars built today are designed to last at least up to 300k miles if they're taken care of properly, which the majority of people do not do.
Excellent video, Very explained, I will share my experience because, I been suffering with the same issue with my starter and I replaced with the Bosch SR1355x that I just replaced few hours ago in a 2014 honda accord EXL, CVT automatic, 2.4L engine. With only 40k, One owner. The sound of the Bosch starter when crank is not normal (BEWARE). Yes the car crank but make noise like the pinion material is grinding the flex plate, for me look like the material is cheap in the Bosch and can damage the flex plate in the transmission soon, which will be cost over $1000 work if you damage the flex plate because now you have bring down the transmission. My OEM Mitsuba SM-74009 was super smooth when starting (typical honda starter sound) but the Bosch definitely is more metallic sound like blending metals. I WILL NOT RECOMMEND TO BUY REMANUFACTURED BOSCH AS YOUR AFTERMARKET CHOICE FOR 2013-2106 HONDA STARTER. FRUSTRATED DOUBLE JOB AND DOUBLE HEADACHE IN RETURN AND WILL GET BACK TO OEM (COST MORE BUT YOU GET QUALITY AND PEACE OF MIND). Thanks for you video this is nothing personal is just trying to help people to avoid future inconvenience.
@@johnjkizer6399 You commented just right. He's away in college 3 hrs away, he called two days ago and the car wouldn't;t start again. Had it towed to the local dealer there in Louisville. They kept it for a day and ended up replacing the battery (this is a year old Accord and the last time dealer tested the battery and it was fine) and did a software update.... IDK if that is the right fix though.
I have a 2014 accord sport my car was having the same issue. The dealer said it's the battery so I got it replaced paid almost $200 a week later still having the same issue honda they said it was the starter which cost me almost $800. Total ran me almost 1k just to get it fixed.
Bro really, you went to Oriely's and got a starter from there? Can you please contact me about this I have a 2015 Honda Accord Ex-l 4 cylinder. 158,000 miles.
Did the car lose complete power after trying to start? Seem like I lose power with my issue like that happens. 2014 Chevy Impala battery complete die. Like right now😭😭😭
I have a brand new accord 2014. 23k miles The starter went bad. Dealership would cost me 875$ part and labor. I will NOT going to buy another Honda again. The quality is unacceptable !
I both a use car 2014 accord I have the same issue with the stared . I called honda they try to charge me 1000 for labor and replace it. I called the headquarters of honda take time but they fixed and I paid only $175.00 with 3 years warranty
Thanks for posting, but all your comments about the complexity of the starting button electronics have not a thing to do with the starter going bad. Starter motors really haven't changed much in decades. They go bad. Still, your video shows symptoms identical to my 2013 Accord, so I will be changing the starter.
same issue with mine, intermittent problem starting at about 50K. always thought it might be the safety interlock system, not the starter itself. i'll need to discuss with local honda deale
@@homedoghappiness I ended up getting yet another alternator. I'm now on my third with less than 100K on the car. One mechanic told me that the batteries are undersized on the 2014 models, leading to electrical problems. All Honda offered was condolences..
Try the spare key to see if that helps. I had the same issue on my 2013 Accord and ended up changing the starter motor.. found a replacement and made a youtube video for anyone interested in DIY. It is simple work 2 bolts, 2 wire connectors and done! I hope it helps. ruclips.net/video/eOjn9f0kysc/видео.html
Hello, I have honda pilot 2012. When I use left or right turn signal they work; but with push button the four signals do not work. What would be the reason?
Tip for anyone with the button start style, not supposed to hold down button long time like demonstrated here. Hold button start down short and quick, just like turning a key 🔑 style over, you don’t keep the key turned over long as that will cause the starter to keep grinding on the flywheel.
How has it been? I have the same car starter finally gave out at 70000 miles. Mechanic tried new starter and has the same issue he thinks it might be ignition switch.
have problem with pushing the button starter I hold the brake keep pushing but no start sometimes works but last night it took me 15 min finally started any idea?
Mine from time to time will not attempt to start at all, the power comes on as always, then for 2 days it will start no issues. I don't think it is the starter, I think it is a connection issue or some safety feature being triggered.
My 2013 Accord has key start and is the 6-speed. Exactly the same starter issue as everyone here. My third starter was free, and the part was warranted. Now it's on the way out, more and more attempts to start. My dealer shop is trying to help, but the replacement starters are the same junk as the original. Dealer shop recommends replacing the starter relay, a very cheap part and easy to install for $300 +. Honda US is not levelling with owners or its own shops. This is dishonest, not only using sub-quality parts, but keeping owners in the dark, denying there's a problem. Think I would buy another Honda?
How can you tell if you need a starter or an alternator. My car keeps starting for a few days then all of sudden it won’t start for about 30 minutes or so the starts back up.
i have a 2014 accord several electrical issues, 3 batteries , alternator undersized , starter all these issues one after another dealer says you mustve done something to it wont accept this hondas are lemons no more honda for me.
bad starter the new hondas are junk my new 2014 accord 3 batteries , battery sensor, alternator whole electrical system is bad they must be using chinese parts.
I'm experiencing the same exact problem right now..Just bought the car Nov 18',,I have put 5k miles on it since ownership:( So you're saying replace the starter? Solves the problem ?
hello greetings i have a problem with my 2014 honda accord when turning on it makes a criiiiii crisis noise several times and then it turns on i would like to know if some of you can help me thanks
I assume starters are in cars with push button starts. I have intermittent start issues where the car doesn't start but if I remove the key and restart the car, the car starts. Since my car still uses a key to start the car, I would assume this may be an ignition switch issue and not a starter issue. Any ideas?
@@elvergalarga6192I got it fixed not long after this comment. I took it to a honda dealership, and told them the starter was bad. I signed for an hour of labor for the initial inspection. They had a starter in stock, and it took two hours for them the change it out. All in all it came out between $600 -$650 for parts and labor. I bought an extended warranty when I bought my car last year at a Subaru dealership, so it only cost me $100. Sorry I cant give you an exact cost; I misplaced my write up. But I've seen forum posts where it has cost a lot more than what my write up said. So I would he careful.
55 000km 2014 Civic won't start after driving on highway for more than an 1. Needs about 2 hours rest before it even thinks about starting. 2 mechanics and Honda service advised me there is nothing wrong with my car.
I have a 2013 Honda Accord EX. It has the same problem!! I changed the battery, the starter, the alternator and even put in new spark plugs...but the problem still persists!! The stalling/not starting is very random. The most recent incident happens this past weekend when I stopped to pump gas at a local Sam's Club. After finished pumping the gas, the vehicle wouldn't start, and stall there at the pump for a long time until I got help to push it to a parking space so people behind me to pump their gas. After 30 minutes of inactivity, I pressed the start button, and it turned on as normal, and I was able to drive home. What's wrong with this model and year??? Is it a keyless access control unit and software issue??? HELP!!
@@user-iy7wp3gh1i I found out it was my starter that was defective. I had an minor accident prior that caused the original starter part to break. I replaced it with another starter. Unfortunately, it was defective. I took it the the dealer to have it replaced with the Honda original starter part. Works perfectly now...
@@matthewnguyen8802 Thank you! I towed my car to dealer and did diagnose. My starter is defective. The dealer ask for around $600 (part+labor) to get original part. May I ask how much did you spend. Thanks!
On my 2013 Accord the engine does not always start. When it does not start I continue to hold the brake pedal down then push and HOLD the START/STOP button and it will start. This indicates that there is a possible problem with either the push button switch or the brake switch.
Well, it helped me cause other people were saying, the car battery, the FOB battery, dismantle the button assembly and clean, replace the electronic module and all that crap....so he pin pointed my problem to a "T"and didn't have to pay the 100$ dealership diagnostic fee. Capish???
If i only has 46k miles, it’s probably using the factory battery which was recalled because it wasn’t giving enough crank amps. Replace the battery with a bigger one before buying a new starter. Dealership might do it for a free but make sure you get one with higher crank amps or you’ll just have the same issue later on
Same problem. Here is what I did to resolve the issue. I paid 90$ for complete diagnosis at a Honda Service Center. They found faulty starter. Total Quote was 600$ for starter+299$ for labor. Estimate was ~950$. I took the part number from them and ordered a brand new starter from Geniune honda parts that cost me 275$. Then for the installation, i went back to Honda service center. Installation cost was 200$ as they deducted the 90$ I paid for the diagnosis. So overall repair cost was around 575$ which was way better than paying 950$. The issue has been resolved and I have driven the car after repair for another 100 miles. No trouble starting at all. Honda has a faulty starters in 2013,2014,2015 series. They are fully aware of that but will never accept or recall. This will be my last Honda car. PS: Starters are not covered under powertrain warranty. Don't waste your time.
That’s too unfortunate, been having issues w/ my starter, already paid for it to get fixed, same issue continues to occur
You can take your vehicle to a DIY type of store like O’Reilly Auto Parts or Autozone and they will test your battery, starter and alternator for free.
According to this video, if they replaced the starter, it was the starter that was bad, not the push button start. I have a 2006 Acura and just had to have the starter replaced at 84,000 miles, which was way too soon in terms of mileage (mine was standard key start). It cost me $250 for a new starter, over $300 for the labor. But I did get a 24/24 warranty on the labor and lifetime on the starter. I checked out this video because the mechanic who fixed mine said he replaces a lot of starters on Hondas.
Totally useless rhetorical video with no repair info whatsoever!.
Ty for that comment lol it saves me 3 min
@@KarniToTheKaz Sounds to me like you should keep your day job!
He said it the STATER!!
Yup. And you didn't watch the video.
I had a similar problem with a 2015 Honda Civic. Push start engine button dash lit up, single click sound and the engine wouldn't start. I checked fuses and relays and they were in good working condition. The mechanic recommended switching out the battery and alternator. It worked for a couple weeks and I got back to square one. I cleaned the push engine button and worked for a couple days then same issue. I checked the brake switch underneath the dash and noticed the push pin was not working correctly. Autozone part only $12.99 Duralast Stoplight Switch SW9720. So far no issues. My last resort is the starter. Thanks for uploading the video.
Was your issue resolved by changing out the stoplight switch? Did you have to put in a new starter?
My friend's 2015 CRV (50k miles) had the same issue. I suspect it's an issue with the battery. Because, we were able to jump it start it, ever single time, easily. When jumping start the car,, the starter crank very easily, and engine start right up on 1st attempt, every single time.
So My assumption is that:
1. the factory battery is not powerful to crank the 2.4 Motor.
2. The battery management system is at fault, causing the battery not getting enough juice. In plain English, it''s not getting recharged. Note that , car battery life will be shortened if they stay "starving" mode.
Possible solution:
1. get a bigger battery that will fit in your car.
2. get a emergency battery jumper and keep it in your car. So you don't get strangled on the road.
3. Charge your battery everyday(manually) with a car battery maintenance charger, the one that plugged into wall.
Diagnose Tools:
1. Monitor your Battery voltage. You can use a multi-meter to measure battery voltage, or you can buy "12V USB charger with voltage monitor". It plugs into the 12V socket and displays real time voltage. Shut off the engine, If your battery voltage is below 12.5V. it's not fully charged. Start the Engine, the voltage should be above 13.5V. If not, there is a problem with the charging system.
2. There is a battery sensor recall on 9th gen accords. I suspect it could of be the cause. Don't count on me. Get the sensor fixed. Honda says It's a fire fire hazard.
Details would be: Where the heck is the work that was done? LOL
This is why I don’t like push button starts for cars. Get the lower end accord LX I think with a key start ignition.
Sometimes the regular keys have the same problem. If the computer system in the car doesn't recognize the key that's in the ignition, then it probably won't start.
I had similar problem (at 67,000 Km.) with my 2014 Accord. Dealer fixed by replacing with a new starter (luckily, I had an extended warranty and it was covered). But now I have a new problem, the green LED indicator of the starter switch doesn't turn on. I could also see in your clip (at 2:43) your green LED is not turning on. Does it mean that new starter will make the LED disabled ?
My 2014 Sport makes a shrill sound when starting up. Not sure if it’s just starter being engaged too long
having the same issue with my 2014 honda accord as well right now. replaced the alternator (was reading bad voltage), ELD and battery (had bad cells) already - and it started around 100-101k miles. :(
I'm wondering why this isn't some sort of recall, because shouldn't a starter last longer than that?
My exl v6 makes a loud humming/machining noise and the cars doesnt start. I need help
I got grinding noise when tried to start my 2014 accord at 115K miles this year, 2019. Changed the starter ($480) at pepboys as i needed a repair asap. If i had the time i could have purchased it from auto parts store for $180-200 and replaced it myself. No issues since i replaced the starter motor.
Still running good? My car does the same shit!
what abour now
2015 honda civic just start with the problem right now :-( ... I just start hearing noises like a relay sound when I push the button
I know I'm going to sound like a limp noodle but I drive a 2002 Honda Civic EX Sedan, if the starter is the only problem with this car every several thousand miles, then I still want it. I'm currently looking for a 2015 Accord EXL with all the bells and whistles. Heck, even getting a base model 2015 Accord is a complete upgrade to me.
I have same problem with my Honda 2014 , only 27K. I been using Honda since 2001. Its time to say Bye Bye to Honda. We should not pay our hard money to cheaters. They should recall this starter issue.
Same issue in 2015 CRV at about 60k miles. Cost $800 to fix. (414 for starter, 300 to install, 100 to diagnose)
Same thing is happening to me on my 2016 accord.
However.. when I remote start it. It works perfectly. No hesitation. And works everytime. But it’s only when I use the button.
So.. I shouldn’t have a starter issue right? Should just be the button?
my 2013 does the same thing... Honda has a problem but refuses to acknowledge it
Same thing here. 2013. I've changed starter twice, problem still there...
@@sergeia3279I have the same issue on my 2015 V6. They told me to change starter and flying wheel. It’s a factory issue, but Honda doesn’t acknowledge it.
128k miles really isn't a lot of miles in a car, especially Hondas. Nowadays, 250k is considered something like the new 100k miles. Most cars built today are designed to last at least up to 300k miles if they're taken care of properly, which the majority of people do not do.
I just started having this problem and it persists even after a visit to Honda. Headache for sure.
@SpokenReviews did replacing the starter fix your push start button problem ? Or did the push start button problem replicate itself 1 year later ?
Excellent video, Very explained, I will share my experience because, I been suffering with the same issue with my starter and I replaced with the Bosch SR1355x that I just replaced few hours ago in a 2014 honda accord EXL, CVT automatic, 2.4L engine. With only 40k, One owner. The sound of the Bosch starter when crank is not normal (BEWARE). Yes the car crank but make noise like the pinion material is grinding the flex plate, for me look like the material is cheap in the Bosch and can damage the flex plate in the transmission soon, which will be cost over $1000 work if you damage the flex plate because now you have bring down the transmission. My OEM Mitsuba SM-74009 was super smooth when starting (typical honda starter sound) but the Bosch definitely is more metallic sound like blending metals. I WILL NOT RECOMMEND TO BUY REMANUFACTURED BOSCH AS YOUR AFTERMARKET CHOICE FOR 2013-2106 HONDA STARTER. FRUSTRATED DOUBLE JOB AND DOUBLE HEADACHE IN RETURN AND WILL GET BACK TO OEM (COST MORE BUT YOU GET QUALITY AND PEACE OF MIND). Thanks for you video this is nothing personal is just trying to help people to avoid future inconvenience.
My 2013 with 52,000 miles recently began having the same problem. Did you mention that for 2013 it might be covered under a recall notice?
Hi I have the 2013 EXL v6 how would I find out if it's covered??
My sons 2017 Accord Sport (they have regular key ignition), did the same thing this afternoon....
Willy Pitty so what do ur son finally do to resolve this issue, thanks and God Bless.
@@johnjkizer6399 You commented just right. He's away in college 3 hrs away, he called two days ago and the car wouldn't;t start again. Had it towed to the local dealer there in Louisville. They kept it for a day and ended up replacing the battery (this is a year old Accord and the last time dealer tested the battery and it was fine) and did a software update.... IDK if that is the right fix though.
I have a 2014 accord sport my car was having the same issue. The dealer said it's the battery so I got it replaced paid almost $200 a week later still having the same issue honda they said it was the starter which cost me almost $800. Total ran me almost 1k just to get it fixed.
My 2013 sport does the same thing, will probably end up getting a starter.
Was the break pedal hard?
Is this a exl v6 model? My exl v6 had the grinding noise but now it's grinding and doing this off and on.
Bro really, you went to Oriely's and got a starter from there? Can you please contact me about this I have a 2015 Honda Accord Ex-l 4 cylinder. 158,000 miles.
Is that the starter issue or the button issue? For the starter you need to change every few years.
I'm having the same problem, my exl v6 only had 44,000 miles. Battery is still good but at times I have trouble starting the car.
is it a push button?
@@gutadin5 yea, starter was bad. Dealership replaced it under warranty
Did the car lose complete power after trying to start? Seem like I lose power with my issue like that happens. 2014 Chevy Impala battery complete die. Like right now😭😭😭
I have a brand new accord 2014. 23k miles The starter went bad. Dealership would cost me 875$ part and labor.
I will NOT going to buy another Honda again.
The quality is unacceptable !
Minh Hieu same here
Minh Hieu wasn't covered under warranty?
No bro
36 months or 36k warranty expired.
Cost me 300.00$ for the starter and my good friend mechanic charge me $50. Plus 24 bottles Heineken beer.
Minh Hieu that sounds like a great deal lol. Nice
Have exact same issue at 128k miles! Do I need to replace the starter to fix the problem?
did replacing the starter fix the issue?
I both a use car 2014 accord I have the same issue with the stared . I called honda they try to charge me 1000 for labor and replace it. I called the headquarters of honda take time but they fixed and I paid only $175.00 with 3 years warranty
Do you remember the phone nunber ??
Thanks for posting, but all your comments about the complexity of the starting button electronics have not a thing to do with the starter going bad. Starter motors really haven't changed much in decades. They go bad. Still, your video shows symptoms identical to my 2013 Accord, so I will be changing the starter.
My Honda does no light or nothing when I press the start button any clues ? But will start after a couple try’s
same issue with mine, intermittent problem starting at about 50K. always thought it might be the safety interlock system, not the starter itself. i'll need to discuss with local honda deale
What did you find out? I'm having trouble now myself.
@@homedoghappiness I ended up getting yet another alternator. I'm now on my third with less than 100K on the car. One mechanic told me that the batteries are undersized on the 2014 models, leading to electrical problems. All Honda offered was condolences..
@@Peter-pb8jg yikes. I'm prob never buying Honda again.
@@homedoghappiness that's what i told the Honda dealer last month when i brought the Accord in for the axle recall
Mine was just a dead battery. Haven't had the starter issue since.
Was this an intermittent problem that you could solve with a jump start? Or a total ignition failure?
Would the battery on the key fob have anything to do with it. Having the same problem but my car only has 41k miles
Try the spare key to see if that helps. I had the same issue on my 2013 Accord and ended up changing the starter motor.. found a replacement and made a youtube video for anyone interested in DIY. It is simple work 2 bolts, 2 wire connectors and done! I hope it helps. ruclips.net/video/eOjn9f0kysc/видео.html
So your fix was to replace the starter after 120K+ miles??? At that high mileage, what you had done was a standard repair.
Hello, I have honda pilot 2012. When I use left or right turn signal they work; but with push button the four signals do not work. What would be the reason?
My 2014 hybrid plug in just started making that weird noise when you start it and turn it off
Mine went bad at 80k. Got it replaced then battery at 95k. So far nothing else ever went wrong. Awesome car.
Tip for anyone with the button start style, not supposed to hold down button long time like demonstrated here. Hold button start down short and quick, just like turning a key 🔑 style over, you don’t keep the key turned over long as that will cause the starter to keep grinding on the flywheel.
Have a 2016 v6 exl, have this issue at 60k miles
how did you get it fix?
Mine is 2013 accord sport was having the same problem
with under 50.000 miles replaced battery and the starter. No more issues so far.
How has it been? I have the same car starter finally gave out at 70000 miles. Mechanic tried new starter and has the same issue he thinks it might be ignition switch.
K_esco yea I swapped my starter last weekend with 74k I think it’s the switch
is it the button or module?
I have a 2013 accord and it’s been showing signs of going out but I wasn’t exactly sure what it was but now it won’t turn on at all..🙃
Did you find the aproblem
How did u just pay 100, the other video said he replaces the module, and the module was 200 to replace.
some mechanic at Honda said its the actual red push button unit any comments?
My 2015 got the same problem at 39000 miles. Should the starter be replaced?
Did you fix it?
If you read the manual it says not to hold down the start button. Just saying, Im only 39 seconds into the video
Will keep that in mind, thank you for the tip!
I was having trouble with minds . It will start sometime but like in the morning it take a minute but it starts and I have a 2015
Hi, What do we need to change to fixe this ?
Hey dude same issue , sometimes works on the first shot. Sometimes it doesnt crank
Ended up being the starter , fixed it at my local electric mechanic
This dude monologued like a comic villain just to tell us he replaced the starter...
Hi sir my car is doing the same so you telling me , Honda won’t fix this? Although it was a recall on it???? “Please help me 😢”
Changed the started and still nothing
have problem with pushing the button starter I hold the brake keep pushing but no start sometimes works but last night it took me 15 min finally started any idea?
The starter in the entire 2013-2015 line is bad from Honda, they refuse to man up to it though
Mine from time to time will not attempt to start at all, the power comes on as always, then for 2 days it will start no issues. I don't think it is the starter, I think it is a connection issue or some safety feature being triggered.
I have a 2014 Honda Accord sport with over 130k miles, I don’t have a push to start button but I’m still having the same issue w the starter.
Same here!
My 2013 Accord has key start and is the 6-speed. Exactly the same starter issue as everyone here. My third starter was free, and the part was warranted. Now it's on the way out, more and more attempts to start. My dealer shop is trying to help, but the replacement starters are the same junk as the original. Dealer shop recommends replacing the starter relay, a very cheap part and easy to install for $300 +. Honda US is not levelling with owners or its own shops. This is dishonest, not only using sub-quality parts, but keeping owners in the dark, denying there's a problem. Think I would buy another Honda?
I have the same problem accord 2014 touring ,, Please helppp
So you said it requires a new starter?
What exactly was the part that you had replaced?
Starter
@@jamilrahman2283 i am a little bit confuse, is it the starter that you replaced or the STARTER BUTTON SWITCH ?
I m done w Honda too! I have 2013 accord EXL Navi. Four cylinder sedan. I m going to get next car 2024 Camry hybrid
So what was the issue? Was it the button switch or the starter? You dont exactly make that clear.
The starter I have same problem
My 2014 has same problem @ 60k miles. Alternator also has loud noise from clutch issue. Dropping money 💰 too soon.
Did you ever get your issue resolved? Same thing happening with me, I’m at 60k miles
How can you tell if you need a starter or an alternator. My car keeps starting for a few days then all of sudden it won’t start for about 30 minutes or so the starts back up.
The same thing I have so is there anyway to solve it cause my car has drove over 226,000Km
Same thing is happening to mine. Did u figure it out?
G Lock those Honda’s have problems with the starters.
If you need an alternator, itd show up on the screen.
@@alzahranihassanm5729 وش صار على السلف؟
Thanks. My Friends 2014 has the same issue. And BTW, that's not a lot of mileage.
i have a 2014 accord several electrical issues, 3 batteries , alternator undersized , starter all these issues one after another dealer says you mustve done something to it wont accept this hondas are lemons no more honda for me.
Had this problem at 38k miles on my honda accord 2016. Had to pay for a 300 dollar starter. Never buying a honda again
Literally replaced my starter this past weekend for the same issue. 159k miles. 2013 accord.
Hondas last forever. But these starters didn't get the memo
@@SpokenReviews I went with Bosh this time around. I personally haven't heard of any starter issues on German cars, and they all seem to use Bosh.
@@bryandhispuphow is it going? I have same issue.
@@oreo6615 went great, starter fixed the problem. 188k miles now.
@@bryandhispupAwesome, you only changed starter? Explain please! Thanks
Mine went at 60k
My 2013 started at 35000
The push button start grinding noise.
bad starter the new hondas are junk my new 2014 accord 3 batteries , battery sensor, alternator whole electrical system is bad they must be using chinese parts.
I'm experiencing the same exact problem right now..Just bought the car Nov 18',,I have put 5k miles on it since ownership:( So you're saying replace the starter? Solves the problem ?
your factory battery and the battery sensor are bad starter and alternator are also bad probably using chinese parts .
I replaced the battery and starter-working fine now
@@illuminoid22 how much did it set you back?
$275
Hello. Did you problem with the starter came back. Mine did
Did you replace the starter when the problem first started?
@@FlyBeee I bought a new honda original started for $400 and after replacing it the problem never came back. I'm good now.
@@chrisb4629 Awesome! Thanks
hello greetings i have a problem with my 2014 honda accord when turning on it makes a criiiiii crisis noise several times and then it turns on i would like to know if some of you can help me thanks
Ignition switch probably. My 05 accord had a similar noise
I assume starters are in cars with push button starts. I have intermittent start issues where the car doesn't start but if I remove the key and restart the car, the car starts. Since my car still uses a key to start the car, I would assume this may be an ignition switch issue and not a starter issue. Any ideas?
Man, my starter is going bad at just over 40k
Morgan Norville did you get that fixed, if so for how much? I’m having the same problem also with just over over 40k miles on a 2016 accord
@@elvergalarga6192I got it fixed not long after this comment. I took it to a honda dealership, and told them the starter was bad. I signed for an hour of labor for the initial inspection. They had a starter in stock, and it took two hours for them the change it out. All in all it came out between $600 -$650 for parts and labor.
I bought an extended warranty when I bought my car last year at a Subaru dealership, so it only cost me $100. Sorry I cant give you an exact cost; I misplaced my write up.
But I've seen forum posts where it has cost a lot more than what my write up said. So I would he careful.
Morgan Norville Thank you 🙏
My 2014 accord coupe makes a scraping noise. I believe it’s the starter
How did you solve this problem?
Did you not watch the full video ?
He changed the starter
Here i am ,stranded,,my car has wheel !,starter system light on.My car has 28,555
55 000km
2014 Civic won't start after driving on highway for more than an 1. Needs about 2 hours rest before it even thinks about starting. 2 mechanics and Honda service advised me there is nothing wrong with my car.
Your valves need adjusting.
Buenas tardes tengo un problema con mi coche es un accord 2015
Push brake push button 1x
Then while still holding down the break push 2x
I have the same issue with my 2016 Accord Touring at only 47,000 miles on it😢
Mine just started today with 78k have you switched yours?
Ja Ra I’m having the same problem on a 2016 accord did you get yours fixed?
ElverGalarga yea it was just the battery
Sitting right now, stuck at the Home Depot parking lot, late to work because can’t start my Honda. Oh well I guess
I have a 2013 Honda Accord EX. It has the same problem!! I changed the battery, the starter, the alternator and even put in new spark plugs...but the problem still persists!! The stalling/not starting is very random. The most recent incident happens this past weekend when I stopped to pump gas at a local Sam's Club. After finished pumping the gas, the vehicle wouldn't start, and stall there at the pump for a long time until I got help to push it to a parking space so people behind me to pump their gas. After 30 minutes of inactivity, I pressed the start button, and it turned on as normal, and I was able to drive home. What's wrong with this model and year??? Is it a keyless access control unit and software issue??? HELP!!
I have the same problem!
Same year's Accord. I had the issue today. May I ask how do you fix it? Thanks
@@user-iy7wp3gh1i I found out it was my starter that was defective. I had an minor accident prior that caused the original starter part to break. I replaced it with another starter. Unfortunately, it was defective. I took it the the dealer to have it replaced with the Honda original starter part. Works perfectly now...
@@matthewnguyen8802 Thank you! I towed my car to dealer and did diagnose. My starter is defective. The dealer ask for around $600 (part+labor) to get original part. May I ask how much did you spend. Thanks!
On my 2013 Accord the engine does not always start. When it does not start I continue to hold the brake pedal down then push and HOLD the START/STOP button and it will start. This indicates that there is a possible problem with either the push button switch or the brake switch.
Honda needs to do a recall I have replaced my start twice and it still giving me problems
Mine just started doing it at 131,000 miles. But that's normal maintenance. Most cars have many other problems before this mileage.
What was the point of this video??? So I get it. You had a problem with the ignition and put in a new starter. Gee, that helps a lot.
This actually helped me diagnose if my Accord had a bad battery or starter.
Well, it helped me cause other people were saying, the car battery, the FOB battery, dismantle the button assembly and clean, replace the electronic module and all that crap....so he pin pointed my problem to a "T"and didn't have to pay the 100$ dealership diagnostic fee. Capish???
2015 starter issues still
2015 Accord. only 46k miles, and I'm starting to have this issue. Very annoying. I bought it so I wouldn't have these issues at such a low mileage.
If i only has 46k miles, it’s probably using the factory battery which was recalled because it wasn’t giving enough crank amps. Replace the battery with a bigger one before buying a new starter. Dealership might do it for a free but make sure you get one with higher crank amps or you’ll just have the same issue later on
@@Irovetti THanks. I'll look into it.
If you don't know what was wrong and just guessed that it was the starter, there is no point to this video.
Same problem in my car 2013 Accord EXL. 56K miles. Crappy Cars. Never again !
Fuck Honda, we have had nothing but problems with both our 2014 CR-V and 2014 Accord
smeador00 i know, 2014 models have this problems.
Mine got bad at 63K
They’re charging me just shy of $900
15 accord lx :(
I'M done with Honda
Yea umm its not fixed did you hear it still grind the first second you pressed the button?
My car Honda Accord 2.4 year 2014 had something starte fuck up