Ok, I've got a 1990 accord. I started it in the morning before going to work and it ran for about 10 minutes. I walked outside in time to here a squeaking sound, which sounded like a belt slipping. It died. I got in and it started right back up. Thought nothing of it. Half way out my fairly long driveway it died again. Now, it won't start at all.

400,000 miles, new timing belt, new alternator, new battery, new plugs, new cap, new rotor, new wires, new fuel pump.

Cranks like a champ, but wont fire. Checked for spark and nothing. whats missing here?

 

Take distributor cap off and make sure rotor is turning.

 

I agree with jdowen2. Also listen for fuel pump turning on and check to make sure you put the wires in correctly.

 

I have a 93 honda accord and two days ago ,I started the car as soon as I proceeded to go out my drive way it shut off and it has a sound like when a car run out of gas that it try to startut it don is deffently not the gas. i check to see if it had spark and nothing no spark. please anyone can tell me what can it be.

 

I took the cap off and the rotor isn't turning during crank. It runs off the camshaft correct? Its got a new timing belt. So why isn't it turning?

 

never mind guys. i got a broken camshaft....