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i recently had someone change the heater hose on my 99 accord. He had to
remove the distributor to get to the hose, i believe he placed the
distributor in the wrong position because the car cranks but doesn’t start.
will i need to set my timing to get the car to start?
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Would this video be a good demonstration for replacing a distributor in a
94′ accord?
You should be apply to apply some of the techniques shown in this video to
your 94 Honda Accord.
Hi, I think i have the same engine in my 1999 Acura CL. Any major
differences between the two? Excellent video thanks.
It shouldn’t all that hard to replace.
I have an oil leak outside the distributor. Can the O-rings be replaced
rather than replacing with a new distributor which, of course, would be
more expensive? Thanks, Tony
@nooch812 No problem at all, glad we could help out. Have a great day!
Thank you very much for the reply. Here’s an update buddy: Turned out that
coincidentally the starter in my car failed. After that was replaced, it
was THEN my original distributor replacement failed. Since I was under
warranty (and a couple of miles from the mechanic place, they towed the car
for free and replaced my distributor. It’s working now, but I will have the
belts checked – see if a replacement is necessary. I appreciate all you do!
Sorry it took so long to respond 🙂
I just spent $600 Getting the distributor replaced on my ’94 Camry 2.2L, I
feel so ripped off right now.
Have a 94 Accord LX in which I am going to replace the whole distributor. I
know that its a bad ICM but instead of going thru the hassle of just
replacing that, it makes better sense to replace the whole unit. Symptoms
that I have knowing its a bad ICM is it starts when the engine is cold but
when the engine is hot then the engine will die off or not start until
cooled down. Question, I noticed that you didn’t set the #1 cylinder to
TDC. Is it not required for these early years Accords?
what about the timing? is that necessary after changing a distributor
@chris444b444 You may want to check all of your connections and see if it
has spark to the sparkplugs.
If there’s some type of gasket that it’s leaking from you might be able to
replace the gasket.
great video it explained and showed everything i needed, oh and at FOXTEKA
it is a heater hose just as 1aauto stated the same exact thing happen to me
what a pain it was to change.
Great video and helpful. Thank you!!
HI Bryan, you should be able to use this video for your motor, the
distributor is the same part on your 99 2.3.
hi, i have Honda Accord 1998. its suddenly stop automaticaly while driving
and did not start again, but after 10 minute rest working fine, but later
again this problem come even we not drive on road, already change fuel
pump,filter,engine distributor,battery, can you please help for solve this
problem
@MANIPUL8ER In the video we show to how to set the rotor on the new
distributor so that the Honda Accord is timed correctly.
Hi, I have a Acura CL 2.3L with F23A1 engine. I think this is the same
engine as in the Honda in this vid. Just wanted to confirm that the
instructions to replace it would be similar. Thanks!
For the older accords it is not necessary to set the vehicle in TDC when
replacing the distributor or changing out the ICM.
Excellent instructions and a great presentation!
My accord has been stalling lately and I just took it in to find out what
is wrong. He says it is the distributor and it would cost $400, looks like
the part is a lot cheaper than that. Would you recommend a novice
attempting this?
So, is there anything that can happen if you remove the distributor and
then reinstall (the same) distributor that might cause the vehicles starter
to engage yet not turn over. I did not remove the spark plug wires but did
remove the cap. I do have spark.
@FOXTEKA It sounds like it could be the heater hose.
Ur Co is awesome and legit. Love all the name brand parts sold for dirt
cheap prices
I have a 95 accord that failed the low speed emissions test three times.
After the first failure, I had new plugs put in, it failed again. Then,
talking to several sources, one guy said add RXP. Did so, failed the third
time. The high speed emission test passed each time. I took to Honda
dealer, he said I needed to 1) replace distributor 1029 p+l. And replace O2
sensor, 531 p+l. Your thoughts?