(Keep in mind these symtoms are intermittently happening to my 91 civic hatch dx 1.5, and have been for a while now)
Would fuel pump that is going bad cause the car to jerk (like you didn't know how to drive stick) as you were trying to accellerate in 1st gear? Would it cause surging in accelleration or the feeling of not getting gas when you step on the gas in 1st gear taking off from a stop? It doesn't get any rev at all sometimes when I am taking of from a light even when I would expect I'm giving it enough gas to rev but then it will slowly accelerate like I'm barely giving it gas but I'm giving it sufficient gas. Could this be a TPS issue or maybe Air Intake issue that would cause these symtoms? Or something else maybe? Super appreciate any help you can give me this is driving me nuts. |
You'll have to measure the fuel pressure and you could rig it so you can watch it while driving (up between the hood and windshield, not inside)
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Sounds more like a slipping clutch too me...
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check your rotor and then change your fuel filter i did it to my crx after having the same problems and it helped that part anyways!
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Sounds like a combination of tps sensor and a slipping clutch.
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Originally Posted by RevengeCRX
(Post 3059701)
Sounds like a combination of tps sensor and a slipping clutch.
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Clutchs depend on both how it was installed (was the flywheel resurfaced is the main player and if it was PROPERLY broken in), and ofcourse the driver...
To test for this: Put on the ebrake. Start the car with the clutch in. Put it in 4th gear. Slowly let up while pressing the gas. If the car doesnt stall, then its probably the clutch... You can diagnose most of the other problems with a Helms and a volt meter... |
wouldnt a bad tps sensor throw a code?
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i would check pressures
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Originally Posted by Exempt
(Post 3065590)
Clutchs depend on both how it was installed (was the flywheel resurfaced is the main player and if it was PROPERLY broken in), and ofcourse the driver...
To test for this: Put on the ebrake. Start the car with the clutch in. Put it in 4th gear. Slowly let up while pressing the gas. If the car doesnt stall, then its probably the clutch... You can diagnose most of the other problems with a Helms and a volt meter... |
my civic had the same idle issue, i dont know if this would fix yours but it might help. (assuming u have a 1.5l) first remove the top of the throttle body , the black cover thats labled DPFI , then started the car, then sprayed a shit load of throttle body cleaner into the honeycomb looking thing there while spraying reve the engine up and down with the throttle cable, then put the lid back on and drive the car right away for a bit (i did some quick full throttles). i repeated this a couple of times and my idle has straightend out pretty good
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Originally Posted by 91civicse
(Post 3078878)
my civic had the same idle issue, i dont know if this would fix yours but it might help. (assuming u have a 1.5l) first remove the top of the throttle body , the black cover thats labled DPFI , then started the car, then sprayed a shit load of throttle body cleaner into the honeycomb looking thing there while spraying reve the engine up and down with the throttle cable, then put the lid back on and drive the car right away for a bit (i did some quick full throttles). i repeated this a couple of times and my idle has straightend out pretty good
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When my main relay was going bad, my car did that. It kind of jerked and hesitated on acceleration sometimes. It also had the no starting when hot symptoms also, sometimes. I replaced the fuel pump for no reason, thinking that was my problem. I then read here about the main relay. I took it out and re-soldered all the solder points, and it fixed my problem.
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