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95 civic
Ok well, I have a 95 civic that won't start. It has been sitting in one spot for about 6 months. But it would start up consistently for a while and then it would consostantly not start for a while I thought mabe it was the fuel filter being clogged, so I had replaced it. I put the key in the ignition and everything works as it should. I turn the key and the engine comes on but when I let off the key the engine shuts off. But the weird thing about this is aslong as I hold the key all the way down the engine will stay on but as soon as I let off it the car shurs off. Any Ideas ?
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Simple. Replace the ignition switch and harness: https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/cars-t...tml#post224652 |
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