QuickTypeR

My buddy has a 00 Civic. with a B16 w/turbo. he turned his car off and came back to start is bout 3hrs later and would not start. the car turns over but is not starting. its not getting any spark or fuel cant even hear the fuel pump kick in. swapped out the ecu w/another si and still didnt work. we checked all the fuses and none of them were burned out. if anyone can help out thanks..

gardendalegti

have you checked and tested any of the relays??? does the car have gas in it??

QuickTypeR

yes the car has gas. it has half a tank.. where are the relays located at?

ugot8up

try replacing or checking your fuel pump and also do tha same to the distributer sounds like one of those two things and also it might be your relays...also do a search on this problem

2lua

the main relay is located on the passenger side kick panel above the ecu. to get better understand what is your problems. how did you check to see if you have fuel or spark? may i ask?

beaterdriver

he should check to make sure all the ecu connections are good and snug.

i had that problem once

QuickTypeR

well he took off the fuel line to the engine and turn the key forward and no fuel going thur and he took of one by one spark plug wires and no spark ill tell him to check every plug into the ecu. a few other people have said it may be the ignitor so we are going to change the entire dist. and see if that makes any diff. thanks for everyone replyin

CaptinMcnut

its not the dizzy its a electrical before the dizzy sounds like the main relay or one of the other one. try to diagnois something dont just use the shotgun approach and throw parts at youll be wasting money

QuickTypeR

Well as for today nothing still.. we hookep up a OBD2 reader to it and it read vehicle not responding anyone know what this means?

cranberry

shitty i've been there. drove my car to work. went to go home. bitch wouldnt start got fuel thu. it was something in my dizzy thu. go with that for now. and is it throwing codes. cause im not 100% sure but i think the ecu has to throw a code for that thing to pick it up. could be wrong.