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Starting problems?

Old 04-06-2011, 05:05 AM
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My DD is a 95 civic DX.

I've been having a weird problem lately. If it has been sitting overnight or for 24hours+, it has trouble staying on when I start it. I have to rev it for about a minute and then it's ok, otherwise it will stall out. Once I start driving it a little, it does perfectly fine. If I have to start it maybe lunch time at work, I have zero problems starting and running without having to rev the car. What do you guys think?
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Clean iacv and fitv...
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test your alternator, check coil, cap, and rotor.
Old 04-06-2011, 09:20 AM
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Iacv and fitv both check out fine, alt is new and gives the car a good charge. Coil, cap and rotor are also new. It's the strangest thing because when I'm driving after a few minutes, everything is fine.
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