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1997 honda accord no spark, motor turns over just fine, we've changed the distributor cap, rotor button, spark control module, coil, and the crank sensor in a period of about two weeks. and each thing we replaced the car ran fine for about 3 days then it died again. No oil on plugs. when we have the no spark problem you wait 20 to 30 min car will start
we said we already changed coil fusses and cap rotor cranksensor control moduel so advise giving did not helpwe said we already changed coil fusses and cap rotor cranksensor control moduel so advise giving did not help
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There's a crankshaft sensor and it is possible to have a few if the teeth of timing belt missing. Which the belt wikl look fine. But will not turn the cam. Which will leave you with out fire. Chech the rotor under distributor cap and see if it is turning? No turn? Timing belt is bad. If it turns? Crank sensor is bad.
Most of the time,on that model,it is the distributor,if the timing belt has not broken,pull the distributor cap,and turn the engine over to see if the rotor button is turning,if it is not,then the timing belt has broke.if the rotor button turns,replace the distributor.
Unfortunately you probably need a new distributor. There are three pick-up coils mounted down inside the base of it. They go bad quite commonly. The unfortunate part is; the new distributor will come with a new cap, rotor, coil and module...which you have already bought. The distributors are not that expensive though, maybe you can sell the extra parts???
tap lightly on dist. not on cap while someone cranks motor,be careful of moving parts,if it starts change ign. module in dist. if not check cap rotor,coil and power to ign.module,if theres power to module my bet would be on ign. mod
we said we already changed coil fusses and cap rotor cranksensor control moduel so advise giving did not help
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