99 si loss of power
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99 si loss of power
i have a 99 civic si that seems to have lost an amazing amount of power
i did have a honda specialist take a look at it and he told me it needs a new clutch but im havin a hard time believing it
it does not slip at all but when i get into higher rpms i can hear something clunking around inside the engine bay
it seems like the car just doesnt want to go
but how could the clutch cause that??
i did have a honda specialist take a look at it and he told me it needs a new clutch but im havin a hard time believing it
it does not slip at all but when i get into higher rpms i can hear something clunking around inside the engine bay
it seems like the car just doesnt want to go
but how could the clutch cause that??
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Re: 99 si loss of power
you could have a broken spring in the clutch disc, will that cause a loss in power? mehhh i dunno about that.
do you have an CEL's?
do you have an CEL's?
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Re: 99 si loss of power
ya thats what he told me he thinks happened to a spring and yes i have one for the catalytic converter but its been there for a bit cause i havent had to fix it
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Re: 99 si loss of power
you need to replace your catalytic converter, that's what's making it slow.
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