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Hi, I sure could use some help...I picked up a 96 Integra in which the timing belt was broken and I replace it and all the valves since many were bent. The guy I had picked the car up from already had the head out, but I believe I put everything back together OK along with new plugs.
Car cranks no problem but I can get any spark. I checked the coils according to the shop manual and troubleshooting flow charts and I have power to the distributor and just replaced the ignitor inside the distributor...still no spark. I believe that the TDC sensor is built into the distrib, but don't really know how the spark gets generated. I imagine that the ECM is involved...so it's looking like it might be a bad ECM, but I'm not sure and don;t really want to put out the $$ if I don't have to. Any ideas? Thnaks in advance. rjmiller |
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| 95, 96, accord, acura, alot, bad, cranks, distributor, dont, ecm, honda, integra, plug, putting, spark, sparks |
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