Where are the Phillips screws on a Honda Civic?
With the Phillips screwdriver, remove one rotor retaining screw underneath the rotor. Then, remove the rotor and set it aside. Gently pull off the dust shield/inner cover of the distributor housing to access the ICM. Figure 1. Location of three Phillips screws. Figure 2. Phillips screw is located underneath the rotor. Figure 3.
How do you replace the ICM on a Honda Civic?
Continue reading to test and replace the ICM in your Honda Civic. With a Phillips screwdriver, remove three mounting screws on the distributor cap. Pull off the cap from the distributor housing, and make sure not to unplug the ignition wires. With the Phillips screwdriver, remove one rotor retaining screw underneath the rotor.
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How do you replace Ignition Control Module on Honda Civic?
Remove two Phillips screws underneath the ICM to replace it. Simply install the new ICM with the same screws. Reattach the wires connecting the ICM to the distributor housing. Reattach the inner cover and rotor. Secure the rotor with the Phillips screw. Reattach and secure the distributor cap.
How is the distributor cap connected to the spark plugs?
Picture the distributor cap as a crown that a king would wear. The points of the crown are where the distributor is connected to the spark plugs by spark plug wires. Each point connects to one spark plug, and each spark plug goes to one cylinder in your engine.
What’s the best way to replace a distributor cap?
A good tip is to start at the 12 o’clock position on the distributor cap, and mark them in order in a clockwise motion. This will ensure that when you reinstall the spark plug wires on the new distributor cap they will be in order.