so im driving my car to my friends house i turn it off and we stay there for awhile i go bak out turn the key and nothing no crank just a dead car any ideas?? check sum fuses all good idk wat it is man!! help THANKS HT

 

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Dead battery? Try a jump start.

 

we did and nothing!! no crank no turnover just turn the key and thats it

 

Do the headlights work?

When you turn the key to ON(II), do the dash warning lights turn on? And does the fuel pump prime?

 

yea all of that works when we clutch start it al the car works well thats why we dont know wat it mite be

 

correct your sentence. Its hard to understand what you are trying to say. Im going to say clutch pedal switch is dead.

 

i said everything in the car works the fuel pump primes all the dashboard lights go on and everything..... We do clutch start it and it turns on and drives perfect so i dont know...but where is that clutch pedal switch located???

 

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Can i suggest maybe making sure the starter is good nor maybe even may not be plugged in?
Especially since you saying its not even cranking?

 

At the top of the clutch pedal, there is a switch that activates the starter solenoid circuit when the pedal is pushed down. A common cause for a no-crank problem is that this switch breaks.

 

well we removed the starter and put it back on just incase and still nothing im guessin i should change it but i wanna be sure if it mite be that

 

Well are you getting amperage to the starter? Cause if you doesnt have enough it wont turn the starter over? Maybe the Diodes have gone bad in the starter comin problem (if OEM starter) had it with mine.

 

Clutch pedal switch, or the plastic piece came out of the pedal.

 

well yea its oem starter and we dont have a amp meter so how do we check it another way??

and umm the pedal switch how do we know if its gone bad? and the plastic is there also

 

Put a jumper wire across the unplugged 2P connector for the switch. Does the engine now crank?

 

i would recommend replacing that starter getting on at a junk yard or something

 

He doesn't yet know if the starter is bad. OP: First rule out a problem with the simple stuff like the switch. A voltmeter would also help you diagnose the problem.

 

I agree with RonJ@HT

 

[QUOTE=teamrpm2;39889757]well yea its oem starter and we dont have a amp meter so how do we check it another way??

no volt meter he did say i believe though..

 

I think you mean the windings because there are no diodes in the starter. There are diodes in the alternator.

 

[quote=green99civic;39889953]I missed that, but even a test light would quickly pinpoint the problem if jumping the switch connector doesn't work.

 

[QUOTE=RonJ@HT;39889992]very true hope got one of those

 

how do you jump the connector??

 

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