I have a 1990 honda accord and I was driving and the car all of a sudden slowed to a complete stop. The car sounds like it want to start but it doesnt. I had battery check and it's fine. I was told it could be coil pack or timing belt.

Submitted by Honda Accord Fri 07/03/2009

Verify fuel delivery and

Submitted by jmemering on Mon, 07/06/2009 - 15:54.

Verify fuel delivery and spark. It's possible your crank sensor or mass air flow meter went bad. Those four items will keep the vehicle from starting. Start there. Good luck

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