My 98 Honda Civic Quit Running And Will Not Start. Not The Timing Belt. Could It Be Distributor. How Do I Chk

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1. NGAMotorsports says:

   Check the Distributor rotor and cap, my civic did the exact same problem got the parts from Rockauto for like 35 bucks.

   Could also be in the ignition coil. I didnt test em since they were cheap i just replaced them.
2. bagged S10 says:

   if its turning over but wont catch i would pull ur plugs one at a time n check them for spark…..then go from there if they have spark check ur fuel pump n pressure…..if it wont even turn over there is a relay box on the left side of the drivers side under the dash. they are famous for going out. if its that it will have 3 wires running to it hit or tap it move it around n try n start again. if it fires right up then u can buy one of the relay boxes for like 20 bucks. . . also worst case is it is ur ecu. . .
3. curiousteen says:

   you would need a starting system test
   simply get a dvom or digital volt reader
   get a wire diagram of the starting system
   and start testing for power and ground from battery to starter.