4th gen prelude bogging
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4th gen prelude bogging
About 4 weeks ago I did an engine swap. I now have a h23a3 engine with an h22a dohc vtec head. I didn't have the vtec connected or computer so i just drove it normal and everything was running fine. Until last week i finally got the computer and connected my vtec, but now every morning when i start it, it starts like bogging or stuttering when i leave it in neutral and hit the gas. I let it sit for a while and it goes back to normal. Then i drive it and after about 15 minutes of driving it starts bogging again in every gear. In every gear it does it until i hit about 3000 rpms and then it drives normal. I disconnected my vtec to see if that was the problem and it still does it. any ideas on what it could be?
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Re: 4th gen prelude bogging
I don't understand why more and more people are doing swaps with no research whatsoever and then wondering why their car is running like ****.
There isn't enough information given yet to make any determination as to what the issues are.
There isn't enough information given yet to make any determination as to what the issues are.
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Re: 4th gen prelude bogging
couldnt hurt to test tps and check crank/cam alignment.
could be a craptastic ignition component too.
https://honda-tech.com/honda-crx-ef-...hread-2830131/
Advanced Ignition Troubleshooting - Team Integra Forums - Team Integra
could be a craptastic ignition component too.
https://honda-tech.com/honda-crx-ef-...hread-2830131/
Advanced Ignition Troubleshooting - Team Integra Forums - Team Integra
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Re: 4th gen prelude bogging
I had the same problem on my 5th gen and it turned out to be the cap and rotor. Give that a look. If not that, check the TPS voltage.
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