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    91 EX Problem Heeeeelllppppp

    ok heres my issue and any help is appreciated.
    When driving for a little while my car starts to sputter and choke but doesnt stall. If i slam the gas it struggles but then aventually breaks through in high rpm and if i turn the key off than on again while driving it goes away. ive replaced the plugs wires and even altenator. sometimes the check engine light comes on but no always and the battery light was coming on but doesnt since i changed the altenator. its just annoying because the car drives great than this happens but its not consistent. idk what to do any advice is definitely appreciated
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    welcome!!!!! did you check your spark plug holes? because mine did that and it was because of oil in my spark plug holes?????



    91 ex coupe-daily
    91 2.0si (cb6)original RHD-project
    R.I.P sedan.... will be missed

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      #3
      Originally posted by Hondapower845 View Post
      ok heres my issue and any help is appreciated.
      When driving for a little while my car starts to sputter and choke but doesnt stall. If i slam the gas it struggles but then aventually breaks through in high rpm and if i turn the key off than on again while driving it goes away. ive replaced the plugs wires and even altenator. sometimes the check engine light comes on but no always and the battery light was coming on but doesnt since i changed the altenator. its just annoying because the car drives great than this happens but its not consistent. idk what to do any advice is definitely appreciated
      lets get this shit fixed

      Originally posted by 91_accord_coupe View Post
      welcome!!!!! did you check your spark plug holes? because mine did that and it was because of oil in my spark plug holes?????
      i thought that but it dosent have that much oil and either way the plugs were recently changed so any oil would have drained straight through



      ^^MY OLD RIDE       http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthre...91#post3052591 <<**CURRENT DA9 BUILD**

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        #4
        here is some more things to check out as well

        Loss of power:
        Dirty or incorrectyly gapped spark plugs.
        Dirt or water in the fuel system.
        Faulty fuel pump.
        Incorrect valve timing.
        Blown cylinder head gasket
        Low compression
        Burned, warped, or pitted valves
        Restricted exhaust system
        Faulty ignition cable
        Faulty coil.

        also some other more complicated shit but i dont think its that serious

        CHECK THE BATTERY VOLTAGE
        CHECK THE ALTERNATOR CHARGE RATE
        CHECK THE ECU GROUND @ THE THERMO HOUSING.
        CHECK ALL OTHER GROUNDS FOR POOR CONTACT.
        CHECK FUSES
        CHECK VACUUM
        CHECK FUEL PRESSURE

        keep us posted



        ^^MY OLD RIDE         http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthre...91#post3052591 <<**CURRENT DA9 BUILD**

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          #5
          Ight well i was told it could be left over oil that needs to be burned out, and it could be the cap and rotor since i never changed it, 1badacc ill be at ur crib tomorrow waking you up to pick that up lol, and still need some more advice is anyone out there has ever had that problem

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            #6
            Still need help, hopefully someone out there can give me a hand

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              #7
              hey it sounds like it could be your disturbutor if it is sputtering like you say try changeing that out get a new one were are you located

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                #8
                im located in Newburgh NY

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                  #9
                  coil or ignitor

                  sounds like the coil going out. when you get the cel then jump the wire. itll tell you whats wrong with it. when my car dies while driving it was the coil that went out/ going bad. also a bad ignitor module can take out a good coil.

                  goodluck xfactor

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                    #10
                    I have a similar issue. I was told that it may be a fuel issue as well (a richer fuel map fixed the problem for me...) My coil is from a junkyard car, so that may be the issue as well. Same with the igniter.

                    Newburgh... cpmike is from there. He might be willing to lend a hand if he's not too busy (I know he's pretty busy... but he's a good guy, and knows his stuff)






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                      #11
                      Yeah, i have the same problem currently, i fixed my spark plugs and there was oil in them i didnt know how to get the oil out if someone knows how it would really help me out. anyways try the cheapest thing so far.. get some (heet) which is a water and coolant remover from the gas. if thats not the problem check if your spark plugs and cables are in a good condition.. other then that someone help me with my problem how do i clean the oil out of the spark plugs.. its in so how do i do it!!

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                        #12
                        For the spark plugs, you need to change the tube seals. Check the DIY section of this forum.






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                          #13
                          Tube seals?? could u send me a privat message for the link??

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