I have a honda accord 1991 when I press the clutch it won't start, so I need to push the car to get it started. I think the problem is on the clutch bypass, but I'm not shore. Please can any one help me I can't push that car no more.:confused::confused::confused:

. Remove and fully charge the battery--AutoZone will do this for free.

. Remove and test the four-terminal Starter Cut Relay (M/T), which should be located under the hood on the driver's side.

A C

B D

There should be continuity between Terminals C and D. There should be continuity between Terminals A and B, when power and ground are connected to Terminals C and D. There should be no continuity, when power is disconnected.

. Check the Clutch Interlock Switch. This is a low-probability item. Remove the dashboard lower cover and knee bolster--then, disconnect the 2-P connector from the switch. Check for continuity between the terminals, when the clutch pedal is pushed. If necessary, replace the switch or adjust the switch position.

Bottom Line: My bet is that the battery is bad and needs replacing.