Hey all, my new-to-me 92 NSX has been running perfectly in my first month of ownership. Went to head out today and it fired right up but then stalled. Restarted fine, I pulled into the driveway and let it idle in neutral since it's only about 50 degrees. I climbed out and it stalled again. It then would crank, but then shut right off when I let go of the key...like I turned the key off. I was thinking maybe battery or alternator issue. The gauge cluster looked a little dim when this happened.
Then I wiggled/moved the key around a little, got bright dash lights and it fired right up and stayed idling just fine. So now I am thinking something in the ignition switch might be the culprit. Are these a known failure point? 31 years and 153K miles. Spins the starter hard so I don't think it's the battery.
-- Mike
Then I wiggled/moved the key around a little, got bright dash lights and it fired right up and stayed idling just fine. So now I am thinking something in the ignition switch might be the culprit. Are these a known failure point? 31 years and 153K miles. Spins the starter hard so I don't think it's the battery.
-- Mike