98 civic/no spark
#1
98 civic/no spark
Hi.
I have a 98’ civic EX-1.6VTEC, the first symptom was the dash board lights very dim and then it gradually come on after 10-20 minutes of driving. After that the car starts intermittently, it runs good once it’s start. The other day it was really hard to start but it did then it just went dead. I checked for the spark but was nothing. I replaced the ignition coil still nothing. ..need help!!!
I have a 98’ civic EX-1.6VTEC, the first symptom was the dash board lights very dim and then it gradually come on after 10-20 minutes of driving. After that the car starts intermittently, it runs good once it’s start. The other day it was really hard to start but it did then it just went dead. I checked for the spark but was nothing. I replaced the ignition coil still nothing. ..need help!!!
#3
Please elaborate!
#4
he means that it would be cheaper to buy a new dizzy than try and re build that one ..........do you have any cel s ?? He's saying that it could be the crank sensor .........
I belive that is right some one correct me if I'm wrong
I belive that is right some one correct me if I'm wrong
#5
What is “cel s”?
#8
Igniter would not affect dashboard lights. Problem sounds like it's in the charging system... either the alternator or battery. Since it would start sometimes and keep running, I think it is your battery... what sounds like it is happening is that the battery barely had enough charge to start the car and once it would start, the alternator kept it running. Now your battery has stopped working completely and you can't even start the car at all.
Have the battery tested at the auto parts store (it's free) and buy a new one if it fails the test.
Have the battery tested at the auto parts store (it's free) and buy a new one if it fails the test.
Last edited by trustdestruction; 06-12-2010 at 04:29 PM.
#9
Igniter would not affect dashboard lights. Problem sounds like it's in the charging system... either the alternator or battery. Since it would start sometimes and keep running, I think it is your battery... what sounds like it is happening is that the battery barely had enough charge to start the car and once it would start, the alternator kept it running. Now your battery has stopped working completely and you can't even start the car at all.
Have the battery tested at the auto parts store (it's free) and buy a new one if it fails the test.
Have the battery tested at the auto parts store (it's free) and buy a new one if it fails the test.
Thanks everyone.
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