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nairda913




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(Msg. 1) Posted: Wed Apr 30, 2008 5:37 pm
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I have a '90 Honda civic that is standard transmission. Whenver the car is sitting idle, it makes a type of puttering and feels like its giong to turn off. Sometimes when I put it in gear, the accelerator does not catch for about a second and then it does. During this second, it feels like its about to turn off. What is the problem here?

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(Msg. 2) Posted: Wed Apr 30, 2008 10:57 pm
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nairda913 wrote:
> I have a ’90 Honda civic that is standard transmission. Whenver the
> car is sitting idle, it makes a type of puttering and feels like its
> giong to turn off. Sometimes when I put it in gear, the accelerator
> does not catch for about a second and then it does. During this
> second, it feels like its about to turn off. What is the problem
> here?
>
======================

Could be you just need to run a can of injector cleaner through it.
Topping up the coolant reservoir will often correct idle problems as
well because the computer depends on a high enough coolant level to
check the temp, and then is sets the timing and mixture.

'Curly'

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Tony Hwang

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(Msg. 3) Posted: Thu May 01, 2008 12:16 am
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nairda913 wrote:

> I have a ’90 Honda civic that is standard transmission. Whenver the
> car is sitting idle, it makes a type of puttering and feels like its
> giong to turn off. Sometimes when I put it in gear, the accelerator
> does not catch for about a second and then it does. During this
> second, it feels like its about to turn off. What is the problem
> here?
>
Hi,
Are you saure all 4 plugs are firing proper? If it is bad ign. wire
or such you may see it with hood open in the dark. Will see sparks
flying around.
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