Had crank, no spark on my 06 k24 element. Did all I could , had spark at the coils, fuel, and the short hit of fire shown here. Remembered it did the same thing about 8k miles ago on what appeared to be original spark plugs. Blasted plugs after no spark across the gap, runs perfect now. Doesn't appear to be oil fouling, brown color, maybe a fueling issue?
I. Have a 2007 Honda Accord and right now my car isn't starting and I noticed your video does the same thing at the end. Did you do the second part of the O2 senser
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Had crank, no spark on my 06 k24 element. Did all I could , had spark at the coils, fuel, and the short hit of fire shown here. Remembered it did the same thing about 8k miles ago on what appeared to be original spark plugs. Blasted plugs after no spark across the gap, runs perfect now. Doesn't appear to be oil fouling, brown color, maybe a fueling issue?
Does anyone know why a key programmer would make connection to the computer?
Main fuse in there?
"But its not"
Where’s parts 2?
02 won't come in play until they have reached operating temperature >600dg. Look at your parameters. Verify your timing.
I had the same issue, change ECU relay, fuel pump relay and crankshaft positioning sensor
Use the original chop key it will start that green key is on
That's true..I had a car not starting and had a o2 sensor code and replaced it and bang it started
Part 2 please
that’s timing issue
Fuel pressure ?
Timing jumped a tooth
Where's part 2
Waste of time video.
Fuel pressure regulator or the filters or pump.
My 09 civic will crank, start, and stall right away. Any diagnostic tips? Car was flooded almost a week ago but has ran since
Mine dies while driving with no check engine lights on
That sounds like the starter.
New fuel ⛽️ pump .
Bro your key sensor light is on, so try work your key
Did you have spark ?
That was a great look
I. Have a 2007 Honda Accord and right now my car isn't starting and I noticed your video does the same thing at the end. Did you do the second part of the O2 senser
Very interesting