How to replace ignition ignitor in 1993honda civvi

No. The ignitor is usually an ignition module mounted outside the distributor, on the fender well in most Toyotas. In early Chevys the equivalent part is the ignition module inside the distributor (which failed often). The capacitor at the base of the coil on early cars is a noise suppressor for the radio.

No spark on newer EFI cars is often the ignition module (ignitor), crank or cam sensor, or bad coil.

98? what engine?
the ignitor can be in 3 places on all cars.
1: fire wall. connects to 1 coil, or 2 coils(WS) or 4 COPS.
2: ECU
3 :inside the COPS.

the ignitor changes the induction (spark) coil.
and can be in any of 3 places.

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it has 2 (4pin( Igniters)
so obvious has wasted spark.
power pin, ground pin and 2 , pins to ECU.

it says, in the finder, ignition coils 1and2 with ignitor
in coil finder, and service, it states
remove throttle body to access coils

RTM
see coils, ? see wire they go to one place, the ignitor
follow the those wires, see igniters.

Possible causes: ice in gas filter clogging gas flow, preheater for carburator or fuel mix not working

Will need to know if your car is a 4 cylinder or a V6. Please reply and I will help you. Thanks.

it sounds like a bad ignition switch easy way to check is follow the relay back with a test light and see if your not getting power in the on position thats your concern (ingnition switch) hope i could be of some help...

Will be a very short stick or threaded knob close to the bottom on the very front of transmission.very difficult to see.

The ignitors (ignition module) in the distributors tended to fail in early nissans and sometimes the best way to fix it is to replace the whole distributor with a new remanufactured one. One thing that can cause the ignitor and ignition coil to go bad is to crank the engine with the distributor cap off or the spark plug wires disconnected who told you theres a distributor fuse there isnt one

check all efi and ign fuses first...then check pickup coil and ignition coil in distributor w/ ohm meter...since you already replace the ignitor, then mostly likely it's the pickup coil or ignition coil...buy the whole

try using an ignitor and/or ignition coil from a known good Forerunner.If it works replace the ignitor or coil.This code means the ECM or computer module is not getting anything from the ignitor or ignition coil.

the 98 Honda Accord does not show a recall for the ignitor..there is one for the ignition switch.......maybe he got those confused....As for the 83 i was unable to locate any recall records for it :(
hope this helps.......Good luck!