You probably need a new relay switch. More commonly known on your car as a starter solenoid. Should be able to find one for under $40.
Don't assume that is the problem - you need to check a couple of things, but 9 times out of 10 this is the problem when you hear that clicking but need to make sure it is not the starter. If you disconnect the cable attached to the starter and take a jumper cable (heavy gauge cable) and go straight from the battery positive to the starter terminal and touch the starter and it turns over, it is likely your relay switch.
Do you have a Clymer manual or a Honda Service manual? These manuals have the troubleshooting described in detail for these types of problems - usally makes it quicker to diagnose the problem and figure out what parts you need.
If it is the relay, this is an easy part to change yourself - no need to have it done by a dealer.
Don't assume that is the problem - you need to check a couple of things, but 9 times out of 10 this is the problem when you hear that clicking but need to make sure it is not the starter. If you disconnect the cable attached to the starter and take a jumper cable (heavy gauge cable) and go straight from the battery positive to the starter terminal and touch the starter and it turns over, it is likely your relay switch.
Do you have a Clymer manual or a Honda Service manual? These manuals have the troubleshooting described in detail for these types of problems - usally makes it quicker to diagnose the problem and figure out what parts you need.
If it is the relay, this is an easy part to change yourself - no need to have it done by a dealer.