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DeDonDeRosa 01-25-2010 04:48 PM

So whos getting the hesitation/misfire????
 
just curious to know if anyone else on this board has been getting a slight stuttering problem/light missfire.... happens at low rpms and gettin on the gas when merging on the highway... ohh its my wifes car and she has an 07 sport 5at... i know this has been talked about on fitfreak but wanna get some more opinons and what you guys have done? or takin it honda and what they have done?

E-AT_me 01-25-2010 05:54 PM

Re: So whos getting the hesitation/misfire????
 
has not happened yet. 42k miles here.

claymore 01-25-2010 11:19 PM

Re: So whos getting the hesitation/misfire????
 
Very common problem. Just replace your sparking units.

macbuddy 01-26-2010 02:13 AM

...I'm not getting the hesitation/misfire!
 

Originally Posted by DeDonDeRosa (Post 41360667)
just curious to know if anyone else on this board has been getting a slight stuttering problem/light missfire.... happens at low rpms and gettin on the gas when merging on the highway... ohh its my wifes car and she has an 07 sport 5at... i know this has been talked about on fitfreak but wanna get some more opinons and what you guys have done? or takin it honda and what they have done?

DeDonDeRosa,

I did two things that got rid of my "hesitation/misfire":
1) I re-gapped the plugs to .035" (instead of the factory recommended .040-.051")
2) I brought the oil level up to spec, the V-Tec solenoid needs oil to operate (if your V-Tec solenoid is "fried," you will need a new one...~$150).

Hopefully these two suggestions will solve your problem. If they don't, then you might have to replace your coil packs at ~$250+ just for the parts (Ignition Coil - OEM Part Number 30520PWC003 - Price - $$61.62).

LMK what goes,
-macbuddy-

BTW, I am at 92K on the original plugs. I just checked the gap yesterday, and they are still where I gapped them. Here is what they look like at 92K if you are interested:
http://img189.imageshack.us/img189/9...t0045fi.th.jpg

DeDonDeRosa 01-28-2010 09:48 AM

Re: So whos getting the hesitation/misfire????
 
OK THANKS

SeaRose 11-05-2010 08:48 PM

Re: So whos getting the hesitation/misfire????
 
just want to share my story too...
this happened to my car a few weeks ago. it started to stumble/shake a little when it's accelerating on slight inclined road. First i thought it was just bad gas and the problem would go away if i try different gas, but it was not the case because it still shakes and even got worse after I tried different gas. Later i took my car to a repair shop and the mechanic said this could be a misfire and replaced new spark plugs in, now my car works fine like normal without the shaking problem.

E-AT_me 11-06-2010 01:53 AM

Re: So whos getting the hesitation/misfire????
 
at 63k my wife's 08 i think may be developing a slight mis.. i guess it would be about time to change the plugs. i'm thinking my EGR is clogged too. will be looking at it at the track today. i have plenty of time to kill. :)

DeDonDeRosa 11-06-2010 06:11 AM

Re: So whos getting the hesitation/misfire????
 
yea i replaced the plugs in my wifes fit and it was fine for about a month then came back. really think it was the coils. but i traded it in anyway for a 2010 crv

torqen2k1 11-06-2010 07:26 PM

Re: So whos getting the hesitation/misfire????
 
Had a similar problem with my wifes fit when it had about 55k. Found out cyl 3 had a bad coil. $80 later no more misfire.


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