1989 Honda Civic LX won't start
Read your FAQ and am at a dead end.
It had been not starting on moist days due to bad distributor gasket and/or old rotor. The other day at a gas station it would not start (very cold day). It turns over but does not start
1. Replaced the Distributor Cap and Rotor - still did not start, so I:
2. Checked for spark, there is good spark on all plugs.
3. Checked for gas delivery, there is gas.
4. Checked the timing, that is fine too.
5. Checked the main relay, just for the heck of it. It's fine.
Next step? (CroCivic, any ideas?)
Thanks in advance.
1989 Honda Civic LX won't start
It had started twice easily on the same day before the problem started and I was only stopped at the gas station for 5 minutes. It turned over well at that time but would not start.
The LED blinked continuously the day after it wouldn't start (no numbers of blinks, just kept going). Then I disconnected the battery to clean the terminals and such. When I reconnected it gave only the quick "hello" blink and nothing else.
The battery is relatively new, and it turns over well on its own. After 3 days of trying to start it after adjustments I would connect my other car to it with cables and kept a charger on it over nights.