I have a 99 Honda passport. It will not start. It is acting like it is flooded. What can be causing it.
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Asked by Norma Aug 10, 2013 at 03:20 PM about the 1999 Honda Passport 4 Dr EX 4WD SUV

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

It has always started until today.
Although once in awhile it starts and
dies but will start right back up.

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Norma answered 10 years ago

The mechanic found a rusted connector on one of the sensor. They cleaned the connectors and now it starts every time.

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Niwahrn1 answered 5 years ago

I have a 1999 passport. Lost my key. Tried to replace cylinder with a new key. Stripped the old cylinder. Locksmith came out, could not rekeyed due to damage so he put a part on that allowed me to crank it with a tool. That failed after 4 days. Question: does the 99 have a chip? If I replace entire sterring column, will it crank or still have to be programmed by Honda? Need to know if this model has the chip that requires programming before I spend a ton of money

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