2000 Honda Civic si will not start after replacing gas and clutch pedals?

Question

Checked both switches on the clutch pedal. Both switches function well and ohm out good. No brocken wires or blown fuse found. Jumpered both switches at different times. No go. Dash lights come on, signals/wipers/horn work. What could we have done wrong or was there a prep for this job?

Answer 1

security lock out may have been trigerd try to lock and unlock drivers door with key and start car it works on dodges
there is a start fuse and relay under the hood also
if not bring it to me ill fix it
the first guy that answerd is refering to an auto trans sorry

Answer 2

there,s an adjustment on this switch,it is only supposed to make contact when the clutch pedall is fully depressed,,if it is reading positive when the clutch pedal is only half way in,,it,s out of adjustment,,it must make contact about 1 inch from the floor,,or bottom,,other wise it should start,,have you checked,,to see if there are any blown fuse,s,,also you may want to have someone try and crank the car,,while your under it ,,or on the starter switch wire,,but be care full,,make sure the emergency brake is fully on,,also i encountered this once,,does your car have to be in any certain gear while the pedal is depressed,,in order to start,,i know some car,s actually have to be in reverse,,with the peda Alway down to start,,that,s about all i can tell you right now,,but i hope this help,s get it going.

Answer 3

If there is a transmission key lock system next to the gear selector,stick a screw driver in there or the key that came with the car[looks like the reg.key but smaller]and release the lock..It happen to my car and I called the Honda dealer and thats what they told me to do ..It work??

Answer 4

Possibly you need to re-adjust the clutch and or the gas cables .