$100.00 to who ever gives me the first right answer.
02-02-2003, 08:18 AM
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$100.00 to who ever gives me the first right answer.
like my boy cp-harrington wrote my civic i hosed up. i have no spark going to my plugs. i changed pretty much the whole ignition system SOMEONE HELP. YOU WILL BE REWARDED. 
02-02-2003, 08:23 AM
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Re: $100.00 to who ever gives me the first right answer. (Civic93_4dr)
check to see if your getting power to the ECU, with a multimeter, but get somebody with electrical experience to do it
02-02-2003, 08:26 AM
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Re: $100.00 to who ever gives me the first right answer. (Civic93_4dr)
what is the setup? year of the car...and engine...and things that you did to the engine prior to installing it. That will be a big clue. 
02-02-2003, 08:45 AM
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Re: $100.00 to who ever gives me the first right answer. (cinq)
it is a d16z6. all i did major was replace the clutch, master clutch cylinder
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02-02-2003, 09:00 AM
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Re: $100.00 to who ever gives me the first right answer. (deepnite)
are you sure the ignitor is firing in the distributor...
thats what happen to me, just put in a new ignitor and it worked...
now IM me about my $$
thats what happen to me, just put in a new ignitor and it worked...
now IM me about my $$
02-02-2003, 09:04 AM
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Re: $100.00 to who ever gives me the first right answer. (Spoon_Nazi)
distributor.
not the ignitor, but the distributor itself.
swap it with a friends to see if that is the problem.
it is possible the dizzy has failed but the ignitor may still be functional.. so dont start buying replacement ignotors for $100 that you might not be able to return... ask me how I know
not the ignitor, but the distributor itself.
swap it with a friends to see if that is the problem.
it is possible the dizzy has failed but the ignitor may still be functional.. so dont start buying replacement ignotors for $100 that you might not be able to return... ask me how I know
02-02-2003, 09:15 AM
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Re: $100.00 to who ever gives me the first right answer. (h22 civ)
a friend says i should jump the ecu to get the code. will that work?
02-02-2003, 09:19 AM
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Re: $100.00 to who ever gives me the first right answer. (Civic93_4dr)
a friend says i should jump the ecu to get the code. will that work?
the ignitor is the yellow piece thats in the distributor when you open it up, just take a few screws out and you'll be able to take the ignitor out...
but you might want to first swap distributor with someone elses to see if the dizzy is broken, most of the time if the dizzy is broken, its due to the ignitor in the dizzy malfunctioning...
good luck and dont forget to send me the $$
02-02-2003, 09:22 AM
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Re: $100.00 to who ever gives me the first right answer. (Civic93_4dr)
if yr engine cranks over, but does not start... this might sound stupid but.. make sure that you have an ecu plugged in, and if you do, it is most likely the coil in your distributor. I have had coils go bad in my distributors numerous times ,and it is the reason you are getting no spark.
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02-02-2003, 09:30 AM
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personally, i think the ecu isnt grounded. is the fuel pump coming on for a second when you turn the key on? if its not, the ecu grounds to the block under the hood. its those 2 little wires on the backside of the engine. i accept paypal for payments, thanks
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02-02-2003, 09:48 AM
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Re: $100.00 to who ever gives me the first right answer. (Civic93_4dr)
Do you hear the fuel pump coming on?
Are all grey connectors hooked-up?
Check allyour grounds.
Swap distributors with a friend.
Check your rotor/cap.
You still didn't go into detail regarding what exactly you did while wrenching on the car...perhaps you should.
Prime your injectors, see if that might help?
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Are all grey connectors hooked-up?
Check allyour grounds.
Swap distributors with a friend.
Check your rotor/cap.
You still didn't go into detail regarding what exactly you did while wrenching on the car...perhaps you should.
Prime your injectors, see if that might help?
[Modified by sinister, 10:49 AM 2/2/2003]
02-02-2003, 09:53 AM
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Re: $100.00 to who ever gives me the first right answer. (Civic93_4dr)
where on the backside?
02-02-2003, 09:55 AM
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Re: $100.00 to who ever gives me the first right answer. (22lbGS-R)
where on the backside?
i think its actually where the lower radiator hose connects to the back of the engine. thermostat housing? i cant think right now, sorry. but if the fuel pump comes on when you click the key on, then the ecu is grounded, if it doesnt, then its not grounded. i just thought you might have taken this groun loose when you changed the clutch. i did the same thing when i put my new engine in.
i think its actually where the lower radiator hose connects to the back of the engine. thermostat housing? i cant think right now, sorry. but if the fuel pump comes on when you click the key on, then the ecu is grounded, if it doesnt, then its not grounded. i just thought you might have taken this groun loose when you changed the clutch. i did the same thing when i put my new engine in.
02-02-2003, 10:04 AM
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Furthermore, they are two small wires that ground there...But why would you have taken those off in the first place?
edit- by the way, thats a cool paintjob on your hatchback
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02-02-2003, 10:05 AM
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Re: $100.00 to who ever gives me the first right answer. (22lbGS-R)
Furthermore, they are two small wires that ground there...But why would you have taken those off in the first place?
i just thought he might have taken them loose when he was removing stuff to take the tranny off. just my interpretation of da situation mang. i wish he would tell me if the fuel pump comes on or not, though.
i just thought he might have taken them loose when he was removing stuff to take the tranny off. just my interpretation of da situation mang. i wish he would tell me if the fuel pump comes on or not, though.