I've been reading about the various starting problems with the Honda Accord, associated with either the main relay or distributor. I've got a kicker variation of the same problem:
I have a 1992 Honda Accord LX, automatic, which has been in the shop now for over a month with a starting problem. It is turning over, but will not crank. My mechanic has replaced everything, and I mean EVERYTHING, that causes spark, but the car still is not getting any spark.
We've put on it a new distributor, new computer, new main relay, new o2 sensor, new temp sensor, new starter, new alternator, new plugs and wires, etc.....like I said, EVERYTHING that might cause spark!
The motor is getting fuel, and anything else it needs, except spark.
Can anyone help with this problem??? I'm desperate!!!!!
Thanks!

 

Have a leakdown test done. A blown headgasket can cause a no start condition.

 

can you give more details on what happend up to the car not starting? thanks
also is the check engine light on?

 

did you find out the answer yet? I think I have the same situation. same exact make model year and problem