1989 honda prelude wont move?

Three possible problems #1 clutch master cylinder not working,not producing hydraulic pressure to move the slave cylinder to disengage the clutch disc.#2 slave cylinder not holding pressure produced by master cylinder to disengage the clutch disc#3 Clutch disc burnt out and no amount of pressure will fix that,needs new clutch disc,pressure plate and for good measure replace the master and slave cyl.

initiate by using checking the timming belt your self by using starting the oil fill cap and searching interior at the same time as someone cranks the engine in case you be conscious the cams and the lifters/cam followers shifting the the timming belt isn't damaged. there is the possiblity that it jumped timming and if it did you may research the timing by using eliminating the valve conceal and seeing if the marks line up. if the belt continues to be reliable and the cams are shifting examine for spark by using eliminating a sparkplug cord and putting a screwdriver contained ultimately then lay the screwdriver down so as that the metal is close (about some mm) to a floor alongside with any metal element of the automobile once you may carry it you may be ok the deal with of the screwdriver is nicely insulated then have a chum crank the automobile and be conscious once you've spark. in case you dont then you could replace your ignition coil and ignitor(ignition modual). also examine your oil and coolant to verify if it has mixed if it has the oil will be like milk and that meas that you blew your head gasket. desire this enables some

hey guess what.... i love you ha