missfire,sputteringD16A6
The head gasket blew so I replaced that not adjusting the velves,so I dont disturbe them.Replaced head gasket,timing belt,distributor,cap rotor,plugs,wires,the basics.Set Tdc,set timing,replaced fuel pump.Go to start it ran great all day,the next day went for ride,2-3min,started to missfire,or sputter,the more I drive the worse it gets,so losing power as I drive it for long period of time.What the hell is going on,no codes nothing,checked everything,it looks good,seems like im runnin on two cylinders thoe.I checked the spark on wires there sparking good what the heck.It ran better,when it burned antifreeze.Would not adjusting the velves cause a missfire after head warms up.I dont no?I need help please.
Last edited by avatar1; May 19, 2010 at 07:18 PM. Reason: adding on
so all the parts that were replaced were
headgasket
intake gasket
timing belt
distributor
rotor
plugs
wires
oil,oil filter
fuel pump
main relay
antifreeze ..................The reason I replaced the fuel pump because i thought wasn't getting enough fuel.
headgasket
intake gasket
timing belt
distributor
rotor
plugs
wires
oil,oil filter
fuel pump
main relay
antifreeze ..................The reason I replaced the fuel pump because i thought wasn't getting enough fuel.
I kept on taking those distributors back thing that was it I got the whole unit.And you say restrainer meanin what sorry dont know what you mean.Explain please I need to know every possibility.To rule out every possibility for the head and engine sake.Hondas are tough and well made.There interference so if something aint right she will tell yah.If you meant restrainer on fuel pump looked good.
Last edited by avatar1; May 19, 2010 at 09:49 PM.
i guess you could just adjust the valves, it wouldnt hurt. But i dont think that would be it.
The only thing i can think of is you got a bad part, but if it was something wrong with the distributor it would throw a code. And they say they are interference engines but 80 percent of the time nothing will happen. And if something did happen it wouldnt just start cutting out after it warmed up, it would do it and be consistent.
Possibly do a compression test to see what it is just for the hell of it. To get more info.
Hope that might help lol
The only thing i can think of is you got a bad part, but if it was something wrong with the distributor it would throw a code. And they say they are interference engines but 80 percent of the time nothing will happen. And if something did happen it wouldnt just start cutting out after it warmed up, it would do it and be consistent.
Possibly do a compression test to see what it is just for the hell of it. To get more info.
Hope that might help lol
It is consistant everytime soon it warms up 1-3 mins then it happends.I think the compression supposed to be 185 right sohc ,what would the dangerous compression be for low compression and if so does that mean what.And what should I do then if its low say across 90,100,90,120,just for say if that numbers come up.What can I do then to resolve that.
sounds like the hg blew again. did you check the head and block for straightness? if not, you should always check these things when a head gasket blows. in the meantime i would rent a cooling system pressure tester. it will allow you to put positive pressure into the coolant system without having the car running. if you have a leaking hg then you will likely see coolant leaking into 1 or 2 adjoining cylinders
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It is consistant everytime soon it warms up 1-3 mins then it happends.I think the compression supposed to be 185 right sohc ,what would the dangerous compression be for low compression and if so does that mean what.And what should I do then if its low say across 90,100,90,120,just for say if that numbers come up.What can I do then to resolve that.
a better test then this, aside from the one mentioned above, is a cylinder leakdown test. works in reverse of the above. you pressurize each cylinder individually and watch to see if air bubbles make there way into the coolant system and out the fill neck on the radiator.
yeah like he said, if you do a compression test and they are all low, that is most likely going to be the valves are out of adjustment, most likely if they are not making noise they are to tight. If you have a couple of cylinders that are lower then the rest then your head gasket is blown again.
You can get a block tester from napa it sits in the neck of the radiator and you run the car, if there are combustion gases coming through the coolant system the solevent in the tester will turn a color i think its blue or green, then you know your gasket is blown.
You can get a block tester from napa it sits in the neck of the radiator and you run the car, if there are combustion gases coming through the coolant system the solevent in the tester will turn a color i think its blue or green, then you know your gasket is blown.
Hey if this comes back bad is this engine even worth a overhaul,or just get another engine.Or can put dohc vtec head on this block and what kind?thanks everyone keep on clutchin
Last edited by avatar1; May 21, 2010 at 12:01 AM. Reason: fixing
The compression test was 90-100-90-120 bent valves you think or the timing hopefully.I getting sick of this car I did alot of head gaskets they all went smoothly this just be being a bitch.Im about to give up and junk this peace of ****!
went out to buy some new wires runs great now the thing is that my valve cover was leaking and it must have soften the spark plug boot causing it to missfire these werent even 2months old.thankyou baby jesus she runs beautifully now love it thanks everyone for help im idiot i should have thought of this. but they looked find no cracks or anything.
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