20 Most Recent 1995 Honda Civic - Page 2 Questions & Answers

If it was starving for gas the catalytic converter wouldn't get hot. So look for excessive fuel flow. This condition is caused by a defective MAP sensor. It acts like an altimeter for the computer and adjusts the amount of fuel for optimal power at any altitude.

Are you talking about sparkplug

Did you overfill your car with oil? Did you check the dipstick? Is that why you are thinking there's too much oil? What color is the smoke coming out of the exhaust? If it's white, you could have an issue with the piston rings, as the oil burns it's leaking out through the cylinder piston rings if they are worn down.

Are these the brake lights? What would the fuses have to do with this problem, if a fuse blows it would extinguish the lights. If it is the brake lights then go under the dash and unplug the brake light switch above the brake pedal arm and see if they go out if so then the switch is the problem.

check for a clogged inline fuel filter , or faulty throttle position sensor

Those sealers dont work best to take it to the shop and have it fixed

What type of car or truck??

All of the sensors are located in the distributor. CYP, TDC, CKP I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/jeremy_d728a59f986299fa

If the lights go out when you crank it...it's the battery.

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check for corroded wires under the main fuse box follow the positive wire it should lead you to the problem could also be a bad ignition switch

The crankshaft position sensor on 1995 Honda Civic is located in the distributor assembly.

PRISE SWITCH OUT AND CHECK FOR CROSSED WIRES IF SWITCH IS CAPUT GO TO BREAKERS YARD FOR REPLACEMENT.

its most likely the distribuator igniter

The clutch switch is on the clutch pedal and it has an arm that connects to the pedal and a 2 wire or 4 wire connector as the car may have cruize control if it has a clutch swith there is no other neural switch as starting in gear with the clutch pushed in is allowed. The starter can fail as can the ingtion switch ( Key switch).

If the engine won't crank, a mechanic would check for power at the battery, starter, neutral safety switch, and key switch.Also check the ground connections.

COULD BE MAY BE FUEL PUMP

Well the battery and alternator would not have anything to do with the engine starting. You would need to check the ignition system to see if you are getting the correct spark at the plugs when the engine fails to start.

Probably leaking around the windshield then running down the pillar garnish and under the edge of the carpet then showing up in the center of the carpet when it accumilates enough to soak up through the carpet.

possibly the starter is bad if you hear a clicking noise from the started could be bad check also the battery might need a new one