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  1. #1
    hey i was just playing round wiht my car trying to figure out which cylinder wasnt firing buy pulling off the spark plug leads, well that was my intention.

    i pulled the 1st lead off while it was running and it stopped dead. and it wont start now, it just turns over normly. i cant find any blowen fuzes or any thing.

    a quick reply would be great

    cheers
    chris

  2. #2
    One Eyed Monster Array
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    May 2004
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    East Side, Melbourne
    Car:
    1995 EG5 Vti Hatch
    Dunno but it sounds like maybe your coil has died? just a suggestion

  3. #3
    the auto electrician said that its probly the coil , or the coil and a whole heap of the electronic ignition .

    ie i think im screwed.

  4. #4
    if it is the coil you have to buy the whole unit . you cant just purchase the individual parts from Honda.. I had this happen in my old Civic Si, it really ****s you over
    We had too tow it home with a rope tired around behind the headlight on the metal.. because my aftermarket front bar had no tow holes, bad mistake...

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    ROKAGESAMA Array
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    2009 Lexus ISF
    that was very stupid pull the plug while running :?

    well i think u might have ta check ur dizzy..or starter motor
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  6. #6
    nah starter is fine, yeah i think it is the coil since every thing is turning over fine but just not firing.

  7. #7
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    Car:
    datsun 200b
    where bout's u located???

    Ken
    VTEC+Turbo=dirty underpants

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    Green block gangster Array
    Join Date
    May 2004
    Car:
    twin GX160's
    Pulling leads off EFi cars really isnt a good Idea.

    could be coil or igniter

  9. #9
    im in perth mate.

    yeah i relise its a bad thing now. im used to old cars. were u pull half the engine off and it will still keep going.
    my dads gonna throw the car on the car trailer and we are gonna take to deering autronics a auto electrical place.
    hey i got a price on coils for my car $180 genuine honda parts or $80 after market with a trade order .

  10. #10
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    Mar 2004
    Location
    Auckland
    Car:
    Accord Euro Wagon 24T
    Most likely to be the ignitor. A lot of hondas have their distributors fail due to bearings and hontoys etc should be able to give a an ignitor really cheaply out of one of these failed distributors. I have found a lot of these are transferrable across models and years (ie civic works in a prelude).

  11. #11
    hey, well so far the auto sparky has replaced the coil. rotar and destributar cap and aitr filter.

    the reason why it started running rough was the rotar came off the shafft and was mashing the inside of the destributar.
    he has now found that with this fixed it wants to start but just wont. he was checking the timing belt and it was sooo loose he could pull it off the pully with out undooing it.
    god its gettting expensive.

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    Green block gangster Array
    Join Date
    May 2004
    Car:
    twin GX160's
    doesnt take long to add up $$$$$ does it

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