i have a 92 hatch cx. i just changed the timing belt, and the car feels weak.

when i try to drive it, it feels like the car looses power, and im pretty sure the car doesnt need a new clutch. it also vibrates alot

by the way, i bought the car with no timing belt.

also i have changed the spark plug

 

its a cx

thats why
but check the compression

 

check the cam timing it maybe off

 

ya are you positive u lined the crank up to the tdc mark and set the cam with the word up facing straight up?? you could have it off a tooth or 2

 

yea check the tdc mark or even the plug wires, as for the vibration could e a number of things like tire balance, ball joints, suspension etc.

 

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thats why
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haha uh. dude ur timing is definetly off. if it was right, u'd jus feel the same power as before. cx is weak but its not like WHOA THATS WEAK...less ur goin up hill but yea. ur timing is off. check it real carefully. then rotate it twice. then see if everythings lined up. im pretty sure its that. no way would a timing belt kill power if it was put on correctly.

 

Have somebody with a car with about the same power drive it and see what's up.

 

if u want u can come up here and i can check ur belt for u.... i used to have a cx and my t belt slipped when i bought it cuz i revved that bitch out and i can tell its like holy crap its slow when its off a tooth

 

yeah, timing was sure off. Thanks Guys. Now i havwe another question.

when i plug my right turn plug(the one that holds the light bulb for the turn signal) my right turn signal stay on, on my cluster.

What is up? can it be wiring problems?