92 accord - engine bogging down at 40mph???
Hi all,
I have a 1992 accord ex with manual transmission and 120k miles. Today driving home, while I was on the 4th gear going about 40mph, I realized when I step on the gas, that the rpm and speedometer wasn't going up and seems like the engine wasn't moving the car at all. Then coming to the stoplight, I kinda floor it and 1st and 2nd gear had no problems. Then at 3rd gear at probably around 40mph again the rpm stopped going higher and stepping on gas kinda like bogging the engine and it was slowing a bit. Nonetheless I was able to drive it home. Does anyone know what can be causing this problem?
Thanks...
I have a 1992 accord ex with manual transmission and 120k miles. Today driving home, while I was on the 4th gear going about 40mph, I realized when I step on the gas, that the rpm and speedometer wasn't going up and seems like the engine wasn't moving the car at all. Then coming to the stoplight, I kinda floor it and 1st and 2nd gear had no problems. Then at 3rd gear at probably around 40mph again the rpm stopped going higher and stepping on gas kinda like bogging the engine and it was slowing a bit. Nonetheless I was able to drive it home. Does anyone know what can be causing this problem?
Thanks...
Originally Posted by wesside
could be your egr ports or your egr valve plugged up with gunk? your engine throwing a check engine light?
check this out. im planning on doing this also on my 4th gen, is your acceleration kinda stuttery?
http://home.comcast.net/~em-engineering/T2T013.pdf
http://home.comcast.net/~em-engineering/T2T013.pdf
Air/fuel mixture. It could be timing, plugs, wires. But most likely its just a severly dirty air filter. When you floor it the engine dumps fuel faster than the extra air is getting to the engine. This causes the initial bog. Then the engine has to burn the extra fuel before the bog goes away.
Originally Posted by hype8912
Air/fuel mixture. It could be timing, plugs, wires. But most likely its just a severly dirty air filter. When you floor it the engine dumps fuel faster than the extra air is getting to the engine. This causes the initial bog. Then the engine has to burn the extra fuel before the bog goes away.
Originally Posted by wedley2
check this out. im planning on doing this also on my 4th gen, is your acceleration kinda stuttery?
http://home.comcast.net/~em-engineering/T2T013.pdf
http://home.comcast.net/~em-engineering/T2T013.pdf
Oh well, problem was back briefly tonight. It was doing it on 2nd gear today. Rpm wasn't moving at all when I stepped on gas. It's like as if nothing is feeding through the fuel injector. Then keep stepping on gas and then rpm went up again and the car felt like it kinda pick up traction all of a sudden but it skid a little because it picked up speed while the rpm wasn't really moving.
Anyway, picking up a new car tommorrow. So the accord will probably sit a while before I get the chance to bring it to shop. At this point in time the car is so old, I wonder if it's worth investing anymore maintenance money on it.
Anyway, picking up a new car tommorrow. So the accord will probably sit a while before I get the chance to bring it to shop. At this point in time the car is so old, I wonder if it's worth investing anymore maintenance money on it.


