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Help! My 95 civic won't start
Hello to everyone,
I was (foolishly, I know now) testing each cylinder of my 95 Honda ESi by pulling on the plug wires one at a time. At the third plug, the engine died and it won't start. I've read that doing this could break the ignition coil. So I tested for a spark (none), and after testing the igniter (using a 12v bulb) and confirming that it works, I've now replaced the coil, but it still won't start. The old coil tested fine with a multimeter, BTW, but I've heard that it could still be bad. I've had the battery recharged, and the starter cranks ok. The "IG" fuse under the hood is fine (even tested with a meter). What could be the problem? Can anyone please help? Thanks so much in advance. |
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Help! My 95 civic won't start
Hi, it seems my ignition coil was bad, and after replacing it, I now see a spark. But it still won't start, and I don't smell fuel at the exhaust when the engine is cranked. What could the problem be? Should I get some friends and try to push-start? Thanks again. |
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Help! My 95 civic won't start - SOLVED
Hello again to everyone,
Tegger, I've already read your excellent page on starting problems.Thanks to it, and to responses to threads similar to this one, I've previously isolated the problem to the ignition coil. Having replaced it, I was already getting a spark (yes, on all plugs; thanks for the tip, Curly), but it was still not starting. I've also tried holding down the gas pedal and cranking, but the battery seemed too drained, and after all the cranking, I wasn't smelling any gas. Long story short, I got a few friends to push, and after pumping the pedal it finally started. (Was it just flooded after all the cranking?) All this could have been avoided if I had seen Tegger's warning about pulling plug wires. Thanks again, Tegger, Curly! Please keep up the excellent work. |
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