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i know its long but bear with me.
i have a 94 civic ex w/ D16z6 motor, automatic, it is a california car, it has been sitting for 2 1/2 years, i jumped it a couple of weeks ago to get it in the gayrage, it started fine, i put all the interior back in it and i was really pissed off about the factory alarm going off in my face when i jumped it, so i ripped the biotch out, in the mean time i replaced all my grounds and positives under the hood with 4 and 2 ga. wiring, and put a new batt. the main reason for the wire was the positive side was too stretched out and i could pull it off the post, but i did them all so it would look nice, and thats just me. now the little shit won't start, so today i went and bought a starter, cuz i heard the "click click", and that didnt work, so now i think it might have something to do with the alarm brain i took out, maybe it had starter kill and somehow i need to find that wire and reconnect it, but the brain is long gone and i havent a clue of what to do.
any addvice would be much appreciated
thank you,
mike
i have a 94 civic ex w/ D16z6 motor, automatic, it is a california car, it has been sitting for 2 1/2 years, i jumped it a couple of weeks ago to get it in the gayrage, it started fine, i put all the interior back in it and i was really pissed off about the factory alarm going off in my face when i jumped it, so i ripped the biotch out, in the mean time i replaced all my grounds and positives under the hood with 4 and 2 ga. wiring, and put a new batt. the main reason for the wire was the positive side was too stretched out and i could pull it off the post, but i did them all so it would look nice, and thats just me. now the little shit won't start, so today i went and bought a starter, cuz i heard the "click click", and that didnt work, so now i think it might have something to do with the alarm brain i took out, maybe it had starter kill and somehow i need to find that wire and reconnect it, but the brain is long gone and i havent a clue of what to do.
any addvice would be much appreciated
thank you,
mike