Whats the proper gapping of my spark plugs for a 92 civic dx?
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Whats the proper gapping of my spark plugs for a 92 civic dx?
What should I gap my spark plugs to? Whats recommended? Sometimes when I start my car it sounds like all 4 cylinders are not firing up at the same time.
stock 92 civic DX with ONLY 91k!!!, changed the ignitor, plugs, wires, cap, rotor....fuel filter, main relay....WTF?
stock 92 civic DX with ONLY 91k!!!, changed the ignitor, plugs, wires, cap, rotor....fuel filter, main relay....WTF?
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Re: Whats the proper gapping of my spark plugs for a 92 civic dx? (krisfnbs)
1 month ago when i changed the fuel filter, started the car 10 times straight and was fine, couple days later it started acting up again.
Then I changed the relay... did the exact same thing. Started up fine for days and then started fing up again.
I changed all above other things beforehand.
the only CEL I have ever has is #17 for VSS.(Fixed).... Never had a misfire read. Car has been babied forever.
Maybe the fuel pump?
Then I changed the relay... did the exact same thing. Started up fine for days and then started fing up again.
I changed all above other things beforehand.
the only CEL I have ever has is #17 for VSS.(Fixed).... Never had a misfire read. Car has been babied forever.
Maybe the fuel pump?
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Re: Whats the proper gapping of my spark plugs for a 92 civic dx? (EL Vap133)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by krisfnbs »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">What should I gap my spark plugs to? Whats recommended? Sometimes when I start my car it sounds like all 4 cylinders are not firing up at the same time.
stock 92 civic DX with ONLY 91k!!!, changed the ignitor, plugs, wires, cap, rotor....fuel filter, main relay....WTF?</TD></TR></TABLE>
^sounds to me like you need a new timing belt. we all have been there at one point in our honda life. its about your time.
stock 92 civic DX with ONLY 91k!!!, changed the ignitor, plugs, wires, cap, rotor....fuel filter, main relay....WTF?</TD></TR></TABLE>
^sounds to me like you need a new timing belt. we all have been there at one point in our honda life. its about your time.
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I have purchased all necessary items to do a timing belt change(waterpump, and the gaskets, with the other belts)... Just havent had a chance for my friend to put it in.
Wouldthis cause my car to stutter when starting though??
Wouldthis cause my car to stutter when starting though??
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Re: (krisfnbs)
bad timing causes many things. one of them being a stuttered start. it also decreases mpg's, loses performance, sucks altogether... you get the point. you should have your timing belt done now in your cars life. i think honda recommends it at either 90 or 100k. not sure which. basic tune-up you already did so go with what honda says you should do.
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Re: (davefromPA)
yeah I need to get all that in asap. My Mechanic I had do my other timing/waterpump job for $150 on the side lives 60 miles away and is always busy....errr
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