98 Honda Accord LX
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98 Honda Accord LX
I have a problem that kinda corrected it's selp; The motor would surge
after it warmed up . You can see th whole motor going up and down under
the hood. I took it to auto zone and they said I had a vacuam problem. I
took the two screws off the purge valve and it stopped surrging. I then
put part back on but did not tighten screws down, aka, a little loose. Can
I drive this car untill I get it fixed. Engine light stays on so this is
only thing worring me, as I don't want to mess up this motor. Love the
car!
after it warmed up . You can see th whole motor going up and down under
the hood. I took it to auto zone and they said I had a vacuam problem. I
took the two screws off the purge valve and it stopped surrging. I then
put part back on but did not tighten screws down, aka, a little loose. Can
I drive this car untill I get it fixed. Engine light stays on so this is
only thing worring me, as I don't want to mess up this motor. Love the
car!
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Re: 98 Honda Accord LX
southeast wrote:
> I have a problem that kinda corrected it's selp; The motor would surge
> after it warmed up . You can see th whole motor going up and down under
> the hood. I took it to auto zone and they said I had a vacuam problem. I
> took the two screws off the purge valve and it stopped surrging. I then
> put part back on but did not tighten screws down, aka, a little loose. Can
> I drive this car untill I get it fixed. Engine light stays on so this is
> only thing worring me, as I don't want to mess up this motor. Love the
> car!
If you think something is sucking air in (loosening that valve could be
a symptom), you could spray some starting fluid, ether or WD40 around
suspected air hoses while the car is idling.
If the RPM changes significantly and then drops again, you found the
culprit.
remco
> I have a problem that kinda corrected it's selp; The motor would surge
> after it warmed up . You can see th whole motor going up and down under
> the hood. I took it to auto zone and they said I had a vacuam problem. I
> took the two screws off the purge valve and it stopped surrging. I then
> put part back on but did not tighten screws down, aka, a little loose. Can
> I drive this car untill I get it fixed. Engine light stays on so this is
> only thing worring me, as I don't want to mess up this motor. Love the
> car!
If you think something is sucking air in (loosening that valve could be
a symptom), you could spray some starting fluid, ether or WD40 around
suspected air hoses while the car is idling.
If the RPM changes significantly and then drops again, you found the
culprit.
remco
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