aznboi_106

i go to start my civic in the morning and it turns on and i take out of the garage and turn it off to move my other car up onto the drive way and i go start my civic and it wont turn on. it sputter and fire but wont turn on.
the car has a walboro 255 fuel pump and im running 450 injectors.
the car is turboed ...do u guys have any lead or where i can start from? please let me know asap

Nut-p209

Try your main relay....Most common thing for honda's or Acura's too Fuc* up and easiest too fix...Or could also be your coil, also really easy too fix

aznboi_106

alright but do u think it can b the rotor on thats in the dizzy?

mavvrik

it could be anything. Always remember that their is only three possibilities in a "no start" situation. Its either, air, spark, or fuel. Always start with fuses and relays, check air, than move to your spark, than finally your fuel.

aznboi_106

how would i check air? im thinking about fuel or spark tho

mavvrik

Make sure you air filter is clean, intake tube is clear, throttle body is clear, and check common vacuum hoses

aznboi_106

it is..i checked it couple days ago and its been doing that for 2 weeks

mavvrik

Did you check all your relays and fuses? Also check the starter just to make sure. If so than move onto your spark. Just check and make sure you have spark at all 4 cylinders at the plugs. If you dont than start moving into the dizzy. If you do have spark, check your fuel pump and fuel filter

j4s0n1337

Does your fuel pump prime? If not check the main relay. Check for spark too, honda distributors are known to go bad. I would check your fuses as well.

ride5150

wen u say it doesnt start, do u mean it doesnt crank over? or it cranks over but doesnt start?

if its cranking over but wont start, pull a plug and plug wire and check if u have spark. if not, check the ignition system. u can do this with a multimeter, just download the factory service manual for your car and look up ignition system troubleshooting. you can VERY easily check if your distributor is good, just check resistances across the prongs of the connector that plugs into it. all this can be found in the service manual.

if its not getting spark, i would assume its the ignition control module, sometimes they dont work right if they heat up (this would make ense, because ur car runs first and heats up, and then wont start again after you shut off). do the troubleshooting according to the the service manual, but you can pull ur ignition control module and have it tested at most auto parts stores.

if you are in fact getting spark when the car doesnt wanna turn on, check fuel pressue when the car doesnt wanna start and go from there.