1991 Honda Civic won't start
1991 Honda Civic Si 5 speed won't start. When Ignition is turned on the CEL comees on and then goes out, I hear the main relay click and the fuel pump running. The coil, cap, rotor, spark plugs and wires have been replaced. I tested to see if spark was present on one of the cylinders and it was. The MAP sensor has 5 volts between both reference pins. When attempting to gather trouble codes by looking at the ECU the light flashes once as soon as the ignition is turned on and then goes out. According the Haynes Manual, this is an oxygen content trouble code. However, I unplugged the MAP sensor, Oxygen sensor, both connector beside the distributor cap and I get the same response from the light on the ECU. It only flashes once and only when the ingtion is turned on. The car has roughly 250000 miles on it. The vaccuum lines to the MAP sensor look to be in good shape. Also I did notice when putting on the new distributor rotor that it rotated as I was trying to position it to loosen the hold down screw so the timing belt shouldn't be the issue. Also all fuses were checked and were all good.
