teg-96

I am working on a 95 honda civic LX. The deal is, I sold it to this dude (older guy) and told him i can help with maintenence. Well the timing belt jumped, or somthing. It wasn't in good shape. it was eating thru the timing cover. Long story short, i put a new belt on, and it won't start. I had rebuilt the engine 5 yrs ago, and had a nice easy 2 c mark on the crank gear. I'm doing everything to the T but it wouldn't start. It did start once, but sounded like complete a@@, so i had him shut it right off. So i figured i was close, and moved it a couple of teeth and now it won't start again. I had everything TDC. Any suggestions.??

teg-96

Oh ya, i wasn't able to go by a book, cuz the one i gave them with the car when i sold it, was left at his daughters house like 5 hours away....

teg-96

C'MON a lil insight PLEASSSEEEE!!!!

NOFX

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It's only been eight minutes since you posted the thread. Give it a few.

If I see it hasn't been answered in a bit, I'll come in the bump at least. Wish I could help.

tech8

Check that all grounds are connected back; depending on car, like ground to thermostat housing or engine block, etc.

teg-96

Check.... I only took off one ground, the one that comes from the rad support to the eng.. It was back on.

phootbag

I have never seen a honda tbelt jump teeth with everything else set and working properly. Does the engine turn over like WAA WAA WAA WAA WAA or does it go WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE? Bent valves?

blk2mid2sol

check distributor

similar problem... just went the whole nine before i figured it out

https://honda-tech.com/zero...89944

hope that helps GL


Modified by blk2mid2sol at 1:02 AM 7/29/2007

blk2mid2sol

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lol... man thats funny

Syndacate

If the timing belt jumped teeth there's a good chance that you roasted the valves. If you roasted the valves, it's not gonna run good regardless of how many teeth you move it.

jdmracer12

I agree with Syndacate. if it jumped, yer fukd

phootbag

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Now that I look at it, I suppose that is pretty funny. heh.

Syndacate

Ha, NON-INTERFERENCE ENGINES FTMFW!!

Just to expletive with people I do that all the time on engines I KNOW are non-interference.

Just walk over and start cranking it over w/o a timing belt. It's usually good for a couple of heart attacks.

burnitdown

lol

teg-96

well the car is running now. I'm not 100% sure it jumped. But is was sliding off, and eating up the timing cover. like i said tho, it's running, but there is an exhaust leak, and the plugs are sh$t, so i told the dude to buy that crap, and i'll throw it on, and see what it looks like after that.

teg-96

GOT IT ALL FIXED. the # 1 cyl. had no compression. Bent valves. Put in new ones. fired up all good.