92 Civic Si stalling???
#1
92 Civic Si stalling???
I have a 92 Si hatchback that every once in a while will stall while driving down the road..doesn't matter if it's hot or cold....been running a few minutes or an hour.....almost always it wont start back up...have to let it sit....not the main relay as i've replaced it and the next day did the same thing.....dies and wont sputter or nothing...before I dive into it I wanted to get ya'lls opinions first....thanks.
#2
Did you try another Main Relay? Sounds like that.
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#3
After it dies, I turn the ignition off...I turn it back on and can hear the fuel pump so I don't think its that. It doesn't sputter, just clunk and dies....I'm thinking electrical, distributor maybe?
#4
do you have spark when it wont restart if it dosent i have seen a bad ignitor do this works then fails then works (the ignitor is a little box under your dizzy four wires and two bolts it controls the ignition coil when it gets hot it fails when is cool it works souds fermilure hu)
Last edited by Fuse; 10-13-2006 at 08:59 AM.
#5
If it were the distributor you would head it turn over but not start. Since its not the relay, it might be your starter... I had an old toyota that used to do this... try to push start it when it won't turn on
#6
I don't know if it has spark, I get off in the early AM and it's dark...no flashlight to work under the hood.
It does turn over, not the starter.
I bought all the parts and tuned her up this afternoon, plugs were hosed but still don't think that was the prob. Cap, rotor, wires, plugs and air filter. It started up and was nice and smooth but I suspect something in the dizzy...found two of the three bolts holding the cap on to be somewhat loose...maybe some moisture in the electronics...Gotta work in a couple hours and drive 2+ hours(135miles)....i'll keep you informed....thanks for all your inputs.
It does turn over, not the starter.
I bought all the parts and tuned her up this afternoon, plugs were hosed but still don't think that was the prob. Cap, rotor, wires, plugs and air filter. It started up and was nice and smooth but I suspect something in the dizzy...found two of the three bolts holding the cap on to be somewhat loose...maybe some moisture in the electronics...Gotta work in a couple hours and drive 2+ hours(135miles)....i'll keep you informed....thanks for all your inputs.
#7
I don't know if it has spark, I get off in the early AM and it's dark...no flashlight to work under the hood.
It does turn over, not the starter.
I bought all the parts and tuned her up this afternoon, plugs were hosed but still don't think that was the prob. Cap, rotor, wires, plugs and air filter. It started up and was nice and smooth but I suspect something in the dizzy...found two of the three bolts holding the cap on to be somewhat loose...maybe some moisture in the electronics...Gotta work in a couple hours and drive 2+ hours(135miles)....i'll keep you informed....thanks for all your inputs.
It does turn over, not the starter.
I bought all the parts and tuned her up this afternoon, plugs were hosed but still don't think that was the prob. Cap, rotor, wires, plugs and air filter. It started up and was nice and smooth but I suspect something in the dizzy...found two of the three bolts holding the cap on to be somewhat loose...maybe some moisture in the electronics...Gotta work in a couple hours and drive 2+ hours(135miles)....i'll keep you informed....thanks for all your inputs.
Last edited by Fuse; 10-14-2006 at 12:56 PM.