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ransonea 10-04-2012 01:39 PM

99 honda accord acceleration problem
 
i have a 99 v6 honda accord. when accelerating at low speeds it bogs down and then surges after a few seconds. it doesnt do this at high speeds only low. over the past couple years i have done the following: replaced EGR, cleaned EGR paths, replaced spark plugs and wires, new ignition switch, new main relay, new distributor cap, cleaned throttle body, new fuel pump and filter. not sure where to start now

shipo 10-04-2012 02:40 PM

Re: 99 honda accord acceleration problem
 

Originally Posted by ransonea (Post 47945885)
i have a 99 v6 honda accord. when accelerating at low speeds it bogs down and then surges after a few seconds. it doesnt do this at high speeds only low. over the past couple years i have done the following: replaced EGR, cleaned EGR paths, replaced spark plugs and wires, new ignition switch, new main relay, new distributor cap, cleaned throttle body, new fuel pump and filter. not sure where to start now

It sounds like you're throwing parts at the problem, a practice which can often cause more issue than it solves. Have you had the codes read? If so, where do they point?

Lost Again 10-06-2012 05:43 AM

Re: 99 honda accord acceleration problem
 
Stop by a parts store and have them scan for codes.

cavy95 10-12-2012 12:44 PM

Re: 99 honda accord acceleration problem
 
I have a 2000 accord v6, and have been having the same problem for a year know. I have changed the spark plugs, seafoamed the intake, and cleaned the throttle. I understand is may a need for a new PCM and fuel pressure regulator. Any TSB on this? We are not the only ones.

shipo 10-12-2012 12:47 PM

Re: 99 honda accord acceleration problem
 

Originally Posted by cavy95 (Post 47978357)
I understand is may a need for a new PCM and fuel pressure regulator. Any TSB on this? We are not the only ones.

What has led you to this conclusion?

cavy95 10-12-2012 03:48 PM

Re: 99 honda accord acceleration problem
 
Thats the information I get from this website:

http://mechanics.stackexchange.com/q...-what-may-caus

also found this:

http://www.motobild.com/honda/2000-h...-with-pcm.html

and this:

http://www.6thgenaccord.com/forums/s...d.php?p=679044

shipo 10-12-2012 05:27 PM

Re: 99 honda accord acceleration problem
 

Originally Posted by cavy95 (Post 47978900)

The symptoms you related earlier don't really match up with the descriptions of S/B 00-024; do you have an early VIN lower than the specified VINs in the second link?

cavy95 10-12-2012 06:07 PM

Re: 99 honda accord acceleration problem
 

Originally Posted by shipo (Post 47979232)
The symptoms you related earlier don't really match up with the descriptions of S/B 00-024; do you have an early VIN lower than the specified VINs in the second link?

I do. Why are you suggesting I'm barking up the wrong tree? What are your thoughts? Did I mention my SRS light has been on for 4 years and I have reset it and the dealership has as well multiple times. My problem may also be the PCM.

holmesnmanny 10-12-2012 10:57 PM

Re: 99 honda accord acceleration problem
 
The first thing to do is to get your car scanned for codes. If nothing shows up, first thing you could do is replace the oxygen sensor if you have never replaced it before.

shipo 10-13-2012 04:41 AM

Re: 99 honda accord acceleration problem
 

Originally Posted by cavy95 (Post 47979320)
I do. Why are you suggesting I'm barking up the wrong tree? What are your thoughts? Did I mention my SRS light has been on for 4 years and I have reset it and the dealership has as well multiple times. My problem may also be the PCM.

Unless I read it wrong, the main thrust of SB 00-024 was to correct a warm restart/heat soak issue where the engine ran perfectly following a cold start and perfectly well once the engine had been running for a few minutes following a heat soak restart. I don't recall you mentioning these symptoms.

cavy95 10-13-2012 08:50 AM

Re: 99 honda accord acceleration problem
 

Originally Posted by shipo (Post 47980317)
Unless I read it wrong, the main thrust of SB 00-024 was to correct a warm restart/heat soak issue where the engine ran perfectly following a cold start and perfectly well once the engine had been running for a few minutes following a heat soak restart. I don't recall you mentioning these symptoms.

You are correct. I was just trying to post some options. The first website suggests the fpr and computer and the other they have the heat soak problem. Just trying to help, but I see your point of view. My offerings aren't conclusive but offer a solution to another problem. What are your suggestions to this situation? I did replace my upstream and down stream sensors last winter.

shipo 10-13-2012 09:19 AM

Re: 99 honda accord acceleration problem
 
I'm thinking we're to the point where it will be very difficult to diagnose this issue over the internet; might be time to consider a professional technicial.


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