92 Acura Legend is cranking Had fuel pump and injectors check but they are fine but it will not turn over Could it be something electrical?

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It seems like it's electrical. I would check the ignition coil and the igniter. If there isn't enough of a spark being sent out (which seems like the problem) then the culprit is usually the coil/igniter. Particularly if the car will crank once it is warmed up.

You can check for spark by pulling out a plug and very carefully checking for a spark while some else cranks the engine for a brief moment. If you've never done this though have someone that knows what theyu're doing check it out.

All this having been said I'm not an expert. These are things that I'd check if it were my situation.

Good luck!

New Answer HeadlineMy 90 Acura legend died and would not start. After some extensive trouble shooting I found the problem was with the distributor. The distributor bearing had failed resulting in overheating of the distributor shaft which in turn melted the rotor. The rotor ended up pointed 180 degrees from the correctangle. This was confusing since there was spark but to the wrong cylinder. This is a common problem with Honda products. AnswerI would try spraying some starter fluid into the Trottle Body, (Follow from the Air filter Housing , To the Round Black Tube) Both Are Plastic, When You Reach Silver Metal, That's the Trottle Body.

Losen Up The Big Round Clamp, Spray Some Starter Fluid In and Crank it.

If it Starts, Its a Fuel Problem, Of Something Electrical within the Fuel System, (Fuel Pump Relay), (Fuse), Bad Ground, Ect.

Also, You can check if the Fuel Pump is Working By Turning the key to the ON POSITION WHILE HAVING SOMEONE LISTEN BY THE FUEL FILLER CAP.

It will only run for a few seconds then stop.

Hope this Helps You, Joey

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