1987 Honda Civic timming
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Asked by GuruHR545 Aug 02, 2019 at 06:50 AM about the 1987 Honda Civic

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My 1987 Honda Civic just died while I was driving. I
realized my camshaft was not turning but my
crankshaft was. So I tightened the bolt on the
camshaft and it still won't start.

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GuruHR545 answered 5 years ago

I just changed my timing belt and still the same thing.

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