I have a 96 honda civic sedan 1.6 soch i need to find out where is the crankshaft position sensor is located at is it on the left side of car i have changed

Asked by migration_johndel43 Sep 12, 2015 at 10:43 AM about the 1996 Honda Civic Coupe DX

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Everything i can think of i have crank no
start situation  new distributor  plugs
map sensor throttle body postion sensor
even tried pouring gas down it so im
thinking it might be the crankshaft
position sensor do these hondas have a
tpc sensor ran a scanner code reader and
it showed 0dtc so i need some help i
would greatly appreciate any advice
thankyou for  your time

2 Answers

ineedabin2 answered 9 years ago

why diid you change all that stuff just because it would not start , always ck to see if you got spark and fuel and air , those are the only 3 things to make a gas engine to run , all that other stuff is add ons ,if the car cranks over make sure you are getting fuel to the fuel rails and spark at the plugs, the crank sensor is on the left just about the crankshaft pully somehwhere ,

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migration_johndel43 answered 9 years ago

I change all that stuff because i wasnt getting enough spark it an orange spark that i was getting instead of a blue one so that why i bought new distributor for it done tried starting fluid didn't crank new plugs and now I think its the crankshaft position sensor gone bad its an electrical problem i have but thank you for your advice

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