1995 Honda Civic

Asked by Davonnah Aug 31, 2016 at 01:36 PM about the 1995 Honda Civic DX

Question type: Car Customization

I'm not really a car person and the person I
go to for car help is at work . I got into my
car to leave and it wouldn't start . Any
suggestions on what it might be ?

3 Answers

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could be anything from Low gas (I know it sounds daft) to no spark at the plugs, I would suggest get your car guy and get him to diagnose the malfunctioning automobile, as really I need more information to help you

I just filled my gas tank yesterday.. It has been making some noise like it wants to stall out I'm not sure if that has anything to do with it

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There are SO many reasons a car won’t start. It could be a weak battery, corroded cables, main relay, no gas because of either no gas in the tank, or the fuel pump isn’t working properly, or it has a clogged fuel filter. It could be a bad spark plug, bad plug wire, or a combination of the two, carburetor choke, water in the distributor cap, bad points, bad injectors, accelerator pump, timing, broken timing belt, engine is flooded, a vacuum leak, or even a bad temperature sensor, or a combination of some or all of these. A blown head gasket will also prevent your car from starting if the engine is a four cylinder with two dead cylinders.

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