Former User

Sounds good now that you explained it clearly. Replying in complete sentences always helps.

If your mechanic fails to understand that the main relay has nothing to do with voltage to the distributor, then I highly recommend that you fire him and find a new mechanic.

Have you personally verified that the Blk/Yel wire in the distributor plug and inside the distributor lacks voltage with the key in ON(II)? If not, this is the place to start.

Former User

If the distributor plug lacks voltage, next test pin 10 in C101 (female connector/red wire).

Jason Combs

I know right , he tried to tell me hondas are junk cars i hate him but there is literally no one else here in my town. I will test them tomorrow after i get off work at 2 and let you know what is the outcome i appreciate you bearing with me

Jason Combs

there isnt any on 10 there is another blk and yellow one i tested and it lit up but not 10 i think it mught be number 1 i tested that lit up but 10 did not

Former User

Test continuity between pin 1 in C419 and pin 10 in C101.

Jason Combs

C419 isnt plugged into anything

Jason Combs

Pin 10 in C101 didnt light up

Former User

This^ is why there's no voltage getting to the distributor. Plug it in. Your mechanic has an odd sense of humor.

Jason Combs

Sorry wrong one. It isnt lighting up the other ones are but not the red one on the top left

Jason Combs

there is another green connector that isnt plugged up but its smaller than the one you told me to check....sorry its getting dark here i had to use my phone as a flash light

Former User

Jason Combs

Pin 1 in C419 doesnt light up , Neither does pin 10 in C101. The other pins in C419 light up but not Pin 1.

Former User

Do an Ohm test not a voltage test between the two pins.

Jason Combs

havent got around to testing the pin . But it started up but like 3 seconds later it slowly puttered and died off and i smelled a very strong nasty smell

Jason Combs

Is it cause my cat is clogged?

Former User

You have no voltage at the distributor plug and no spark and now you want to know whether your cat is clogged? Save your pennies and pay a good mechanic to help you.

Jason Combs

I stated that it did start and ran for a couple of seconds so it must be getting spark, but after those few seconds it then died and let out a really bad smell

tony_2018

You must've gotten impatient and kept cranking your car. You probably flooded the cylinders. What you're probably smelling is gas.

Jason Combs

Is thre a way i can get the gas out... Cause i took it to a mechanic and they said i need a new distributor and thats a lie