1991 Honda Civic Repair Question
Topics covered: Fuel pressure, Noise, Fuel pressure regulator.
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Asked on June 16, 2008
1991 Honda Civic why won't my car start?
my car has been running fine, but a week or so ago it wouldn't start for a long time(like 15 minutes) but when i went back an hour or so later it was fine. So yesterday while i was driving it seemed to cut out on me once or twice while accelerating. Now when i try to start the car it will turn over like it wants to start but yet, it will not. It is not making any unusual noises while it is turning over. Fuel pressure seems fine, although when i pull the pressure regulator output hose there is a stream of fuel while cranking(not sure if this is normal or not). There is spark at the plug.
Wondering if it might be the timing belt, but like i said, there is not any unusual noise-i would thing the valves would make a noise if it were the timing belt.
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Replied on June 17, 2008
The fuel pressure regulator is ruptured-replace it -its not maintaining its job as designed to do-
Replied on June 17, 2008
thats what i thought-in fact i was just going to call the parts store and get one-thanks for the reply-i'll let you know what happens.
Replied on June 18, 2008
well, i replaced the fuel pressure regulator and the car still won't start-seems like a fuel problem more than anything else-sounds like i have compression, but still won't catch and turn over-any other ideas?