I have a 2001 Honda Civic EX 2 Door 1.7LT VTEC. I had recently broke the timing belt why i was going down the freeway which it had bent all 16 valves and i had to replace the whole head and gasketts, the timing belt cover plus a new timing belt and a valve timing oil pressure switch. After putting everything back together and trying to start the car up we couldn't get no spark to the spark plugs. So then we took apart things again and looked over everything and had noticed that there was a tooth missing off the pulley timing belt drive which is located by the bottom crankshaft sensor. Would that tooth missing on the pulley timing belt drive would that cause the car not to get no spark to the plugs to start the car up?
Sep 19, 2011 at 8:56 PM
