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Re: Trying to wire the distributor in a 1991 honda accord...
The engine should have the firing order on it and same with dist cap and sometimes the wires are also numbered. just match them up number for number even the cylinders should be numbered on intake manifold
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Igniter and cam sensor are located inside the distributor, If the coil is at fault it may be a good idea to inspect the wiring/contacts as well as replace the housing body gasket to prevent water intrusion. Main relay is dash is a common no start problem, when it fails there is no power to the ecu.
Start with a routine tune-up. New air filter, new spark plugs, distributor cap and rotor button. Make sure the sparkplugs are gapped correctly before installing. Plug wires are less likely to go bad, so I would hold off on that.
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