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I'm selling my 2000 Honda Prelude ECU. It is in working condition and is for A/T. I have been told that you can swap it to a manual. P5M-L55 Price: 80$ + Shipping

Took the car to the shop. They said it may be the ECU. So I'm now looking for an ECU for a 2000 Prelude Base (auto trans)

I'm looking for a ECU for my 2000 Honda Prelude Base (Auto Trans). PMs Welcome

I took the distrubutor cap off to check the rotor. I did this after the problem occurred as a possibilty of tjay being the reason it would not start.

Double checked all of the fuses today. they are all fine. Checked each plug for spark and the all checked out fine. I opened the distributor and checked for corrosion, none was present.

I'm gonna get out there and check the fuses one more time. Also I will check the dist. to see if it could be a problem in there.

Yes I stated in previous post that I removed the positive and negative battery cables. I also stated above that I checked all f the fuses.

I didnt have to mess with any fuel lines when I did this job. I have been looking around but cant find any good tutorials on removing the main relay WITHOUT removing the dash. I find it odd that my starter and main relay would go out at the same time. I double checked all of my fuses today and...

Yep getting spark in plugs.

The starter is performing fine. The solenoid engages and the starter motor spins, but the engine will not start. The engine cranks but will not start.

Things I removed to do this job: Positive and negative battery cable posts. Two bracets holding positive battery cable to tranny and other place. Air intake (tube and filter housing). Removed starter and replaced with new one.

2000 Honda Prelude Base (auto trans) Ok so the problem started the other day. First off I recently changed my spark plugs and wires. After that the car ran just as it did before the job. Then a few days later the car wouldnt start. When I turned the key it would make a single click (clicks...