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31/03/2021 10:10 am
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Hi,
Big fan
I have a Honda Civic 2009 1.8 L Gasoline sedan with manual transmission. For the past year I feel that the car hesitates in 2.5 k rpm and 4k rpm (like the engine is chocked). Already Changed: spark plugs, coils, air filter, fuel filter.
Cleaned: MAF sensor, VTEC solenoid, and throttle.
Should mention that there are no errors while scanning with an OBD computer.
The next step is to clean the injectors but I'm afraid that it won't help.
Any suggestions? please help!
Cleaned: MAF sensor, VTEC solenoid, and throttle.
Should mention that there are no errors while scanning with an OBD computer.
The next step is to clean the injectors but I'm afraid that it won't help.
Any suggestions? please help!
Best Regards from Israel,
Ariel
Ariel
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31/03/2021 4:00 pm
Check for vacuum leaks and have your battery and alternator load tested. If that doesn't help you need to take it to someone who has a very high level scan tool to check the data and see live what's happening because that will take the guesswork out since you've already tried several things and not seen any results so you don't end up wasting more time and money. They should be able to tell what's wrong from there.
Checked vacuum leaks, battery and alternator already. Regarding someone with very high level scan tool, in Israel it's very hard to find good mechanics. 10x
