Have a 96 honda civic dc that won't start...it is

SOURCE: spark plug torque for honda civic si?

Spark Plug Type NGK: PFR6F-11 DENSO: PKJ20CR-M11 Gap 1.0 - 1.1 mm (0.039 - 0.043 in) 1.3 mm (0.051 in) Torque 18 Nm (13 lb ft)

SOURCE: 1990 honda civic dx

maybe fuel fouled plugs seen it happen many times check timming belt ohhh check rotor under dist cap they melt and turn if thats it u need a new dist bearings going out and get hot

SOURCE: my 1990 honda civic wont

Ok, i worked on my sons honda civic today and i got it running... I cranked and cranked and crank the starter until it finally fired up... it's very hard to start without cranking it like that... also, after the car finally starts it idles fine... but, if you stab the gas peddle there's power loss like it's not getting enough fuel or something... but if you gradually step on the gas peddle it will steadily increase power and rev up like normal... I'm totally stumped??? does anyone know what would cause that?

SOURCE: 1990 Honda Civic 1.5 Liter Wont start has spark and fuel.

Its ur fuel relay under ur steering colum, its a big black box

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SOURCE: My distributor is out 96 Honda Civic LX. How hard

Why do you think the Distributor is out? It's not hard to replace if you have the Haynes repair manual for your vehicle and understand how to get to TDC and line up everything. But it is very rare that a Distributor goes out. If it is not turning it is more likely that your timing Belt has broken than the distributor going bad.