just did the timing to my acura rs and now it wont start what should i be looking for

Asked by Vinniet89 Jul 05, 2017 at 03:49 PM about the 1993 Acura Integra RS Coupe FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

replaced cap and rotor, ignition coil and ignition control modual (wich was the
initial problem) got the car running but it was running really rough because both
cams were stuck open, i did the timing and now it wont start at all ?????

4 Answers

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More than likely out of time. Put cylinder number 1 at top dead center and check crank and cam marks again. If you post good enough pictures, that would help. Did you do just the timing belt? What about tensioner or idler or water pump? Have you listed everything?

Yes thats everything just the distributor and i did replace the timing belt to my uncle that did the timing sais hes sure its timed rite he could be mistaken though. My brother also said it could be my cam censor or something like that could that be a possibility

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Out of time gets another vote thats the first path id start on ,these motors run like a rolex watch so go with the basics from the factory n worry bout the rest later

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It can be off one tooth i also met to add its a little tricky getting it just right. .

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