headacheforhonda
Sep 15, 2009, 10:53 AM
Hi, All
After cleaning the Throttle Body with throttle body cleaning spray, most likely the car won't start (just like my) since the engine may get flooded. One way I started my car (1992 honda civic 4d auto 120000mil ) was to 1) pull the plugs and leave the cylinders open for whole day.2) change the plugs with the brand new ones.3) Turn the key to"start" while you floor the car. Keep this way for 10-30 seconds (it won't start easy). Then car started. Hope this helps.
One problem now is the car shakes while waiting in traffic. It feels shaking in a forward-backward fashion. Plus it refuses to go to next gear easily unless the RPM reaches over 3000rpm. Any idea as what's wrong?
Thanks.
After cleaning the Throttle Body with throttle body cleaning spray, most likely the car won't start (just like my) since the engine may get flooded. One way I started my car (1992 honda civic 4d auto 120000mil ) was to 1) pull the plugs and leave the cylinders open for whole day.2) change the plugs with the brand new ones.3) Turn the key to"start" while you floor the car. Keep this way for 10-30 seconds (it won't start easy). Then car started. Hope this helps.
One problem now is the car shakes while waiting in traffic. It feels shaking in a forward-backward fashion. Plus it refuses to go to next gear easily unless the RPM reaches over 3000rpm. Any idea as what's wrong?
Thanks.