Re: 1991 Accord Dead Igntion
| How can I determine what the cause of this problem is?
Touch the ridge ( above coil ) of your distributor cap while some1 cranks engine, if you can feel ~1320v AC jolt, "ignitor" is fine. |
Re: 1991 Accord Dead Igntion
| How can I determine what the cause of this problem is?
Touch the ridge ( above coil ) of your distributor cap while some1 cranks engine, if you can feel ~1320v AC jolt, "ignitor" is fine. |
Re: 1991 Accord Dead Igntion
| How can I determine what the cause of this problem is?
Touch the ridge ( above coil ) of your distributor cap while some1 cranks engine, if you can feel ~1320v AC jolt, "ignitor" is fine. |
Re: 1991 Accord Dead Igntion
Phil wrote:
> > I have a typical multimeter, so if that is what is needed, I can test. > What is the procedure. This car will not be kept for much longer, so do > not want to buy a manual. So, if you can tell me what to look for, that > would be great. > Here's a link to an online version of the manual. http://www.honda.co.uk/owner/AccordManual/ Eric |
Re: 1991 Accord Dead Igntion
Phil wrote:
> > I have a typical multimeter, so if that is what is needed, I can test. > What is the procedure. This car will not be kept for much longer, so do > not want to buy a manual. So, if you can tell me what to look for, that > would be great. > Here's a link to an online version of the manual. http://www.honda.co.uk/owner/AccordManual/ Eric |
Re: 1991 Accord Dead Igntion
Phil wrote:
> > I have a typical multimeter, so if that is what is needed, I can test. > What is the procedure. This car will not be kept for much longer, so do > not want to buy a manual. So, if you can tell me what to look for, that > would be great. > Here's a link to an online version of the manual. http://www.honda.co.uk/owner/AccordManual/ Eric |
Re: 1991 Accord Dead Igntion
Phil wrote:
> > I have a typical multimeter, so if that is what is needed, I can test. > What is the procedure. This car will not be kept for much longer, so do > not want to buy a manual. So, if you can tell me what to look for, that > would be great. > Here's a link to an online version of the manual. http://www.honda.co.uk/owner/AccordManual/ Eric |
Re: 1991 Accord Dead Igntion
Just had this same problem on '91 Accord LX. Igniter and Coil was the
problem. Expensive parts! G-Man "Phil" <p.mentz@comcast.net> wrote in message news:32Xob.62459$ao4.166508@attbi_s51... > My 1991 Accord stopped running, without warning. I towed it home and > determined the timing belt is not broken, but that there is no spark. How > can I determine what the cause of this problem is? The distributor rotor > turns, and there is no evidence of distributor bearing failure (no dust). I > understand the igniter may be a problem, but that there may be no way to > test it without just buying one, which is not returnable. Also, does the > rotor just pull off? It does not want to come off. > > Thank you, > > - Phil > > |
Re: 1991 Accord Dead Igntion
Just had this same problem on '91 Accord LX. Igniter and Coil was the
problem. Expensive parts! G-Man "Phil" <p.mentz@comcast.net> wrote in message news:32Xob.62459$ao4.166508@attbi_s51... > My 1991 Accord stopped running, without warning. I towed it home and > determined the timing belt is not broken, but that there is no spark. How > can I determine what the cause of this problem is? The distributor rotor > turns, and there is no evidence of distributor bearing failure (no dust). I > understand the igniter may be a problem, but that there may be no way to > test it without just buying one, which is not returnable. Also, does the > rotor just pull off? It does not want to come off. > > Thank you, > > - Phil > > |
Re: 1991 Accord Dead Igntion
Just had this same problem on '91 Accord LX. Igniter and Coil was the
problem. Expensive parts! G-Man "Phil" <p.mentz@comcast.net> wrote in message news:32Xob.62459$ao4.166508@attbi_s51... > My 1991 Accord stopped running, without warning. I towed it home and > determined the timing belt is not broken, but that there is no spark. How > can I determine what the cause of this problem is? The distributor rotor > turns, and there is no evidence of distributor bearing failure (no dust). I > understand the igniter may be a problem, but that there may be no way to > test it without just buying one, which is not returnable. Also, does the > rotor just pull off? It does not want to come off. > > Thank you, > > - Phil > > |
Re: 1991 Accord Dead Igntion
Just had this same problem on '91 Accord LX. Igniter and Coil was the
problem. Expensive parts! G-Man "Phil" <p.mentz@comcast.net> wrote in message news:32Xob.62459$ao4.166508@attbi_s51... > My 1991 Accord stopped running, without warning. I towed it home and > determined the timing belt is not broken, but that there is no spark. How > can I determine what the cause of this problem is? The distributor rotor > turns, and there is no evidence of distributor bearing failure (no dust). I > understand the igniter may be a problem, but that there may be no way to > test it without just buying one, which is not returnable. Also, does the > rotor just pull off? It does not want to come off. > > Thank you, > > - Phil > > |
Re: 1991 Accord Dead Igntion
How expensive? May just give the car away if too pricey or too much hassle.
- Phil "G-Man" <somebody@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:vqcq45eogqfsb2@news.supernews.com... > Just had this same problem on '91 Accord LX. Igniter and Coil was the > problem. Expensive parts! > > G-Man > > > "Phil" <p.mentz@comcast.net> wrote in message > news:32Xob.62459$ao4.166508@attbi_s51... > > My 1991 Accord stopped running, without warning. I towed it home and > > determined the timing belt is not broken, but that there is no spark. How > > can I determine what the cause of this problem is? The distributor rotor > > turns, and there is no evidence of distributor bearing failure (no dust). > I > > understand the igniter may be a problem, but that there may be no way to > > test it without just buying one, which is not returnable. Also, does the > > rotor just pull off? It does not want to come off. > > > > Thank you, > > > > - Phil > > > > > > |
Re: 1991 Accord Dead Igntion
How expensive? May just give the car away if too pricey or too much hassle.
- Phil "G-Man" <somebody@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:vqcq45eogqfsb2@news.supernews.com... > Just had this same problem on '91 Accord LX. Igniter and Coil was the > problem. Expensive parts! > > G-Man > > > "Phil" <p.mentz@comcast.net> wrote in message > news:32Xob.62459$ao4.166508@attbi_s51... > > My 1991 Accord stopped running, without warning. I towed it home and > > determined the timing belt is not broken, but that there is no spark. How > > can I determine what the cause of this problem is? The distributor rotor > > turns, and there is no evidence of distributor bearing failure (no dust). > I > > understand the igniter may be a problem, but that there may be no way to > > test it without just buying one, which is not returnable. Also, does the > > rotor just pull off? It does not want to come off. > > > > Thank you, > > > > - Phil > > > > > > |
Re: 1991 Accord Dead Igntion
How expensive? May just give the car away if too pricey or too much hassle.
- Phil "G-Man" <somebody@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:vqcq45eogqfsb2@news.supernews.com... > Just had this same problem on '91 Accord LX. Igniter and Coil was the > problem. Expensive parts! > > G-Man > > > "Phil" <p.mentz@comcast.net> wrote in message > news:32Xob.62459$ao4.166508@attbi_s51... > > My 1991 Accord stopped running, without warning. I towed it home and > > determined the timing belt is not broken, but that there is no spark. How > > can I determine what the cause of this problem is? The distributor rotor > > turns, and there is no evidence of distributor bearing failure (no dust). > I > > understand the igniter may be a problem, but that there may be no way to > > test it without just buying one, which is not returnable. Also, does the > > rotor just pull off? It does not want to come off. > > > > Thank you, > > > > - Phil > > > > > > |
Re: 1991 Accord Dead Igntion
How expensive? May just give the car away if too pricey or too much hassle.
- Phil "G-Man" <somebody@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:vqcq45eogqfsb2@news.supernews.com... > Just had this same problem on '91 Accord LX. Igniter and Coil was the > problem. Expensive parts! > > G-Man > > > "Phil" <p.mentz@comcast.net> wrote in message > news:32Xob.62459$ao4.166508@attbi_s51... > > My 1991 Accord stopped running, without warning. I towed it home and > > determined the timing belt is not broken, but that there is no spark. How > > can I determine what the cause of this problem is? The distributor rotor > > turns, and there is no evidence of distributor bearing failure (no dust). > I > > understand the igniter may be a problem, but that there may be no way to > > test it without just buying one, which is not returnable. Also, does the > > rotor just pull off? It does not want to come off. > > > > Thank you, > > > > - Phil > > > > > > |
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