I believe the 93 civic doesn't use a rpm sensor. I have the same car, and if you look closely, the blue wire on the distributer power cable supply's the tachometer with it's reading.
For example: i used a after market Tach on my 91 civic and 82 F150. The civic called for the blue and black pair coupler on the distributer. I wired up the signal wire from the Tach to that blue wire and presto, it worked. The F150 was similar. I wired up the Tach signal wire to the trucks coil(in this case the wire was green) and presto, it worked.
So try tracing your wires to make sure there aren't any breaks. If everything checks out, you might need to replace the tachometer on your dash panel. i believe the sensor is built it, only the wires run to it.
Hope this helps!
1993 Honda Civic EX's dont have knock sensors.
To replace the axle on a 1993 Honda Civic the axle nut has to come off. The hub assembly also will need to be pulled back so the axle can be pulled from the transmission.
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Your injectors are leaking, or your O2 sensor is dead, or misreading.
If it is the same as an ACS air charge sensor, it does not have one.
i want to now how much it is to repair a Honda civic type r clutch 2003/2004 model
Yes.
what are the numbers on the distributor for a 1993 Honda civic LX
no you have to change air sensor
I just paid $600 at a Honda dealer to replace fuel pump in a 2002 Honda Civic. Delray Beach, Florida
Replace the VSS (Vehicle Speed Sensor) in your transmission. It is the same part number for an automatic transmission and a manual transmission in those year models.
code 34 honda civic