if you havent removed the distributer from the head it should start if you center the top notch on the distributer with the cylinder head....
How do you know if its the timing or the starter motor, and what mileage did U guys get on the starter motor, mine is playin up but I'm not actually sure if its that our the timing?
If it's off by a tooth or so (on the timing gear), or a few degrees via distributor rotation, it should still start fine, but how well it runs is another matter. I just recently noticed my timing had been off by like 15 degrees for two years--side effect was slight loss of high end power and lousy gas mileage. I noticed a big difference after I got the timing corrected.
>Regarding the starter motor : I had a lot of issues with my original starter, like not starting at all in the cold, even after multiple rebuilds (at $50 a pop). About three years ago, I finally got a remanufactured one from NAPA for $60, it's been working flawlessly ever since.
If timing is bad on a 1990 Acura Integra they car will either run incredibly rough out not at all. To fix the timing be sure to correctly align the distributor to the right factory specified degree.
Check your negative cable to the battery.
wiper intermittent relay 1990 acura integra
Yes, It will fit a 90-93
how do you replace an alternator on a 1990 integra
OBD 0
the water pump belt is your timing belt under the timing belt cover
Yes that year integra is equiped with ABS
welded on
13.2 Gal.
Up to 24
No, 90-93 was cable operated, 94-up was hydraulic.