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Anyonewith a 2000+ Accord V6 having starting problems if so have you been able to have it fixed? (IE, takes 2-3 tries to get is started hot or cold.)
I've noticed a fair number of new Accord appear to be reporting this issue.
 

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MrChad...nothing wrong here so far...the only time that I get faulty starting is if I turn the key too soon (before all the beeping is even half done...) and not enough...but it usually starts fine...is it really cold out? I know if your tank is too low...it'll start less easily...but in that case- just pump your accel. a couple of times before starting....that usuall works for me...
 

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Yea i had this problem earlier this week... I took it in and they called it the "hard start, hot soak" problem.... to fix that problem they replaced my ECU/PCM/Fuel Pressure Regulator... not just replaced with the same parts, but they upgraded the ECU/PCM/Fuel Pressure regulator so you shouldn't have the problem anymore... my car has been running great now. This also happened to someone down in Cali.... they had the same problem about 2 weeks ago....
 

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Hi Mr.chad, what lights up on your dash when your car won't start. Few months back I had troubles starting my car hot or cold. I had a bad relay that kept tripping my immobilizer and it took me 3-4 trys to get the car to recognize my key. It took Honda 1 week to find the problem because of course the problem was intermittent. another possibility..it could be your fuel pump.
 

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my 2000 V6 has that problem. at beginning the dealer said no problem but i have trouble on cold start and complain to Honda(Canada) then they call me to the dealer and get a all new computer(ECU). all problem gone.
 
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