Hello everyone I have another tech question. I have a 96 Ek hatch with about 142,xxx miles on the d16y7. Now this just started happening today I went on the freeway everything was fine. I exit the freeway and I'm rolling to the stoplight and throw it in neutral and the RPMS go all the way down and the car stalls. So I start it back up thinking it was my mistake. So I keep going into a parking lot and it does it again. I stop and turn it on again. Sit there the idle is steady at about 500-600 rpm when idling this only happens when I'm rolling in neutral. Someone please help me! Car is obviously a 5 speed. Thank you.

 

come on?? no one?

 

It is only while moving? If you are completely stopped with the clutch out, will it die?

 

Well when coasting to the lights and when I stopped I had to keep hitting the gas because it felt like it was about to die. The RPMS were at like 200.

 

I got the whole coasting portion. Please answer my question.

 

idle seems a bit low should be around 750-800

 

chech if there is a vacuum leak or see if its the idle air control valve just try to hit it with pliers to see if its stuck closeds. i had the same problem it was the iac valve.

 

if what he said dont work and then you could try to take off and physically clean ur idle air control valve

ik its a integra but i would guess there similar

https://honda-tech.com/forums/acura-integra-6/%2A%2A%2Ahow-clean%2A%2A%2A-your-iacv-k-idle-air-control-valve-1575913/

 

^^ thanks so much I will try that ASAP.

 

Mainly while moving then I guess.

 

Ok so I cleaned out my IACV and the gasket fell off so it was spraying coolant into my intake manifold so now it's blowing coolant smoke out of the exhaust. So im
Going to get a new one. And if it doesn't fix it what else could this problem be?

 

I'm having the same problem with stalling out, only mine will do it anytime you let off the gas. I cleaned the IAC valve and throttle body, but it's still doing it. Very interested in feedback on what's going on. Too cheap to take it to a shop for something I might can fix myself.