Immediate help needed! 91 Accord won't fire!
#1
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Immediate help needed! 91 Accord won't fire!
just stopped running, has electricity, and fuel. it didn't make any unusual noises, or smells either. I replaced the master relay, and it still won't start. It does turn over fine though.
Anyplaces I can look? I need this car very much to haul my family and get to work.
thank you all!
Anyplaces I can look? I need this car very much to haul my family and get to work.
thank you all!
#2
RE: Immediate help needed! 91 Accord won't fire!
Check for spark at a plug wire, after that you can open the test port bolt on the fuel rail SLIGHTLY and turn on the key to check for fuel pressure.
From that info we can choose a diagnostic path.
Doyou have a test light or multi meter?
There should be battery voltage at the Black/yellow wire of the dist. plug when the key is on.
From that info we can choose a diagnostic path.
Doyou have a test light or multi meter?
There should be battery voltage at the Black/yellow wire of the dist. plug when the key is on.
#4
RE: Immediate help needed! 91 Accord won't fire!
You can pull a plug wire and put a screwdriver in the plug boot, hold the screwdriver shank close to the engine. Then have someonecrank it. Brake on, trans in neutral or park.
How many miles on this creampuff ?
Has the T-belt ever been changed ?
And above all, QUIT Making right turns ! ! [sm=icon_rofl.gif] I really crack me up.
How many miles on this creampuff ?
Has the T-belt ever been changed ?
And above all, QUIT Making right turns ! ! [sm=icon_rofl.gif] I really crack me up.
#9
RE: Immediate help needed! 91 Accord won't fire!
You can download a 91 shop manual from the online manuals thread in the DIY section. You should short the service connector using a thin paperclip and count the LED flashes from ECU. You'll have to pull back the carpet to see the ECU.
A no-start is due to lack of spark or lack of fuel. A timing light is a quick way to verify spark. Also read http://www.tegger.com/hondafaq/start...ms.html#basics
for some more info. www.tegger.com is an excellent site with a lot of information.
A no-start is due to lack of spark or lack of fuel. A timing light is a quick way to verify spark. Also read http://www.tegger.com/hondafaq/start...ms.html#basics
for some more info. www.tegger.com is an excellent site with a lot of information.