Hello, I have been trying to get my accord to start the past 3 days with no success. Granted it has 211k mile it was running what I thought perfectly, pretty much the best I have ever seen for a car with this many miles. Timing belt, changed at 130k, EGR replaced, plugs again at 200k, fluids always changed regularly. Essentially everything routing and then some, and more often since it is my commuter car and I cannot afford a newer one yet. I have a K&N on it, and think originally (5 yrs+ ago) I over-oiled the filter, and did not realize the MAF is affected. So I've cleaned the Manifold cover, holes in there, and Intake unit (from ir Filter). I've used a lot of sea foam and other products over the yrs since there was so much carbon build-up. I think the previous owner drove through a lot of dust as a salesman. Anyways - after doing the seafoam process, it would usually through a code which would go away eventually. But the car would run much better and not jerk at starts. I am not sure if this has much to do with my current problem, but I've checked the FI Relay, and listened for the Fuel pump in the trunk to hum and start/ run when the car is in the "on" position - and they are working. I checked for a spark and at least the 1st cylinder shocked my when testing and grounding a wire from the coil pack. It seems like compression but I do not know what to do next...Please help. I bought an OBDII scanner but it doesn't seem to help..pls see pic attached. I am lost and have no idea what the problem is. It turns over but nothing. I opened the timing belt peephole and partially took it off and it is on their taut and not flapping around when it turns....??? pls help - I've given up.

 

Compression test is next.

 

The place you posted is for questions about the website. Not questions about the cars.

I'll move this to General Tech where more people will see it.

 

What codes are showing up on your scanner?

Remove the brake booster vacuum hose from the intake, and spray starter fluid in there. See if you can get the engine to start and run for a few seconds.