There really isn't a straight forward answer to this. I was still getting spark when cranking the car but what I did anyway was eliminate the coil by testing it according to the Haynes manual. Testing the ignitor is tricky and most parts stores won't accept returns on installed electrical parts, $80 trial and error part. If they will take it back give it a shot. If both of these yield no results then fork out approx $200 for a new distributor. The core fees for these are around $150 extra! Mine did not show any symptoms, it just would not start. Everything acted like all systems go, but no ignition... It happened after driving the car approximately 10 miles and the car was turned off as normal. It didn't just die while driving down the road. Install it according to the Haynes manual or buy the part and let a shop install it.
the best way to see if your distribitor is working take number 1 spark plug (The 1 closest to the the pulley belts (Driver side) Hold the rubber part BE SURE TO HOLD THE RUBBER PART THE COIL WILL SHOCK YOU PRETTY GOOD! then take the copper part in the center of the plug and hold it close to the frame of the car a metal part have another person crank the engine if you see the spark almost constantly its good
inside the distributor inside the distributor
Remove the bolts that hold the distributor cap onto the distributor. Once this is off the rotor can be reached and replaced on a 1994 Acura Integra.
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within the distributor
1995 Acura Integra probably doesn't have a distributor, it would have coil packs, follow your spark plug wires from the spark plugs back. where the spark plug wires stop that's what has taken the place of your distributor. Its computer controlled the computer is probably under the dash on the passenger side of the car
where is the flasher relay located 94 acura integra
Depends on what year and type of model you have. For instance a GSR distributor WILL NOT fit a regular Acura Integra. Open your driver side door look the sticker see what year it is and try to find out what your engine is as well.
on the passanger side of the valve cover......or it's that plastic thing with the 4 thick wires coming out of it
The fan switch on a 1995 Acura Integra is located on the dashboard. It is a part of the temperature control system.
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