93 Civic feels like it's starving for fuel help?
#1
93 Civic feels like it's starving for fuel help?
I have a 93 civic ex with the D16Z6. It seems to have a fuel delivery issue. It sometimes starts rough and when it gets running it will be running fine and then all of a sudden almost dies. If I get in the gas pedal it will clear out for a minute but then comes back. It felt like the fuel filter was clogged so I changed it and still nothing. It will stall out occasionally and then it's hard to start back up. Then it will run good for a minute and then bog out again. Help please?
#4
RE: 93 Civic feels like it's starving for fuel help?
When was the last time the plugs were changed? Here is what I would do:
Clean IACV-If that doesn't work...
Make sure you have good airflow IE: change filter and check if anything is clogging the airflow-If that doesn't work...
New plugs, wires, cap and rotor
Clean IACV-If that doesn't work...
Make sure you have good airflow IE: change filter and check if anything is clogging the airflow-If that doesn't work...
New plugs, wires, cap and rotor
#5
RE: 93 Civic feels like it's starving for fuel help?
I don't know what the IACV is but I can tell you I just changed the plugs, and wires about a month ago and I'm running a K&N cold air intake that was just recharged.
#6
RE: 93 Civic feels like it's starving for fuel help?
how many miles??
iacv is idle air control valve (also called eacv for electronic air control valve). should show a CEL for that (i think)
if it started right after the wires were changed, then you may not one on good enough or you put a wire on the wrong plug. (guess all the plugs are on tight)??
Is the timing right?
also wanted to ask: is that throttle body or port ???
iacv is idle air control valve (also called eacv for electronic air control valve). should show a CEL for that (i think)
if it started right after the wires were changed, then you may not one on good enough or you put a wire on the wrong plug. (guess all the plugs are on tight)??
Is the timing right?
also wanted to ask: is that throttle body or port ???