Crank no start

Asked by Ccardwell2474 Aug 24, 2018 at 05:52 PM about the 1996 Honda Civic LX

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 1996 Honda civic in my shop at work it
cranks but no start won't run off starter fluid has
new plugs wires cap and rotor button I getting fuel
and spark and compression is right at 125 on all
four cylinders. When it does try to act like it's going
to start it back fires trough the throttle body I dont
want to spend to much of the customers money
and help would be greatly appreciated

5 Answers

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See if your customer has another key to try. I think it might be the security system keeping it from cranking. If not, it might be the ECM.

1 people found this helpful.

Thank man I will try that Monday i was thinking ecm myself due to the fact that when you turn the key on the mph reads 20 and when it trys to start it jumps up to 40mph and tach stays at 0. Hooked up scanner and it shows that it's got rpms when cranking but never shows on the cluster

Finally fixed it took me and 2 master techs to find it but it was something crazy customer never told us that someone was messing with the car for a miss concern. Found pick up magnet cracked and 2 and 4 plug wire swapped fixed those and it lived again.

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