thirdstartz

replaced the exhaust mainfold on my 97 honda civic and it still dies out. what else could be the problem?

motegicivic

A bad manifold typically will not stall a car in the first place. Any CEL's?

Does it die after the first start of the day. I would def check the coil.

thirdstartz

i replaced because it had a huge crack in it. it starts and run but when i drive it when coming to a stop it idles then dies. it starts again it just at stops it dies. if i throw it in neutral and rev it, i can keep it going

HondaPartsHero

Need more info:

Check engine light on?
Any tune up done recently?

Robin6

exhaust manifold? Even when completely off the car, the engine will still run, loud, but it will run.

Why did you replace the exhaust manifold?
Are you getting intake manifold confused with exhaust manifold?

cvcrcr99

He said there was a huge crack in the previous one. Probably needed to be replaced anyways.

Robin6

clean out your IACV or replace it.

If your intake mani is cracked, replace that also as it will cause issues with vacuum.

Steezer

^ tha STIG

beecee18

+ most likely blast a system 2 lean code thus dumping the most amount of fuel possible due to an engine fault,

That is if the car is a 97, that thing must of used gas like a hog while your exhaust was busted.

AdamEG

+2, have seen plenty of bad iacv cause a dying issue roll through the shop, clean the **** out of it and replace the figure 8 gasket, its less than two bucks from honda but, its also most likely a special order gasket.... Let the iacv dry for at least 20 min before putting back on car.... good luck

thirdstartz

no i didnt confuse the two. it was the exhaust and it did use gas not typical with honda. i replaced because there was a huge crack. the intake looks fine. no cracks.