it's on the drivers side under the dash or right around the kick panel area, it's a black plastic square plug that is only connected to wires on one side, there isn't a specific place for them other than that general area. And it's kind of expensive to replace them, if you find it you can take it out and resolder the circuits on it and it should be fine. If you have any questions about what it looks like go buy one and look for the plug that looks just like it.. that's it.
The main relay is what sends power to the fuel pump and ignition.
main relay
The 1998 Honda Accord main relay switch will cost approximately $125 to replace. You can save $75 by replacing the switch yourself.
In the main fusebox under the Steering wheel... It's a 7 pin relay bolted in with a little bracket up above the other fuses. Prick of a thing to get to though...
above the fuse box
above the fuse box above the fuse box
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Location of the Main Relay SwitchThe main relay is located under the drivers side dash panel, behind the fuse panel. There are four Phillips head screws holding the dash panel on and one 10 mm screw holding the main relay in. The main relay is usually marked MITSUBA or something similar and is about 3" X 1.5"
Where is the main relay in a 2000 honda civic ex
Supposedly, there is a main relay (located in driver's compartment, under dash?) that gets "distant" when it gets hot. The engine will crank, but that's it. Solution is to replace main relay (Dealer>$70), re-solder every connection in the relay/circuit board to eliminate whatever connection is cracked (& heat spreading), or air out the interior of your car until it is cool enough to fool the main relay . . .
It is your main relay. Its under your dashboard on the driver side. it is hard to see. its on the left side of the fuse box you might have to unscrew it.
are you getting fuel past the fuel filter. do you have spark at the spark plugs