99 civic Si misfiring
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Re: 99 civic Si misfiring
I have changed, my plugs, checked my plug wires, still no difference. Had a friend who is a mechanic and he said to go ahead and pull the head off and get it machined, put new gaskit kit on it and have the valves cleaned and adjusted. I was hoping there was an easier fix other then pulling the head off. Any ideas?
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Ok. I can rent a compression tester from autozone, what's the best way to do it. I have never done it before? I read bump it over about 5 times then check it?
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I do know that my head gasket is leaking a little, but it's not a blown head gasket .. no white smoke or coffee like oil. But it does need replacing. The engine has 230k so I was gonna replace all the gaskets bc it probably needs it anyway
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Re: 99 civic Si misfiring
If your head gasket is leaking, it's blown. There is no "well kind of" when it comes to head gaskets. You should also go re-read the rules sticky. All relevant information is required. A blown head gasket is certainly relevant to a misfire.
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Ok thanks bud sorry for the confusion, might as well check out some other things while I have the head off and replace the head gasket.
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Yea I was thinking the same thing, but I want to be able to do my own work and if I just always take it to shop I will never learn anything. This is just a project car I got in a trade. I have a dd. Thanks for the input
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Before you go ripping the head off, go a proper compression and leakdown test. The compression test will confirm that there is a problem, and the leakdown test will tell you where the problem is coming from. If you take the head off without doing a leakdown test, you'll only be guessing.
#13
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Before you go ripping the head off, go a proper compression and leakdown test. The compression test will confirm that there is a problem, and the leakdown test will tell you where the problem is coming from. If you take the head off without doing a leakdown test, you'll only be guessing.
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