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my esi needs help.....
Posted: Wed Nov 25, 2009 1:32 am
by mugen_yaz
hi guys.... i need ur help about this problem dat my esi is having.. most of the time i go up slope like example leaving basement carparks, in 2nd gear my engine feel likes theres no power n will juz die of like theres no air or fuel supplying and at times flooring the accelerator to the max on 2nd gear takes time to pick up speed on normal road. hope u guys out there can help me here... sincerely need help...thanx all 4 taking the time to read my msg here.
Posted: Wed Nov 25, 2009 6:19 am
by Emperorcivic
chances are, lighten flywheel.
i go up slope in first gear. =)
my esi needs help
Posted: Wed Nov 25, 2009 10:23 am
by mugen_yaz
[could it be ? bcoz my engine it stock bro. i never modified. its just dat when i go up slope then this things happen . it super lagged until u step the accelerator also theres no feeling of fuel supplying like dat. feels like diesel engine having air lock. but my tank is full. could it be choking of the fuel line pipe or the fuel regulator or even my spark plug not firing properly. it always happen when i leave basement carparks with steep up ramp so there muz b a problem sumwhere i guezz. b4 diz i did not have this problem but now its getting worse like almost every time.. its like stepping the accelerator on 2nd gear while going up slope then feels like super no power n then the car will jerk n if never react fast to down gear to 1st confirm engine si liao.
my esi needs help
Posted: Wed Nov 25, 2009 1:36 pm
by mugen_yaz
Emperorcivic wrote:chances are, lighten flywheel.
i go up slope in first gear. =)
btw thanx bro for taking the time to read my thread. really appreciate ur kind help.. just now face the same problem but dis time on normal flat road.. leaving carpark n making a right turn ti the main rd. on 1st gear release clutch n step on the accelerator , no power again but after switching aircon off, power gradually came back 2 normal... could it be the aircon compressor load 2 heavy?
Re: my esi needs help.....
Posted: Wed Nov 25, 2009 5:25 pm
by mugen_yaz
what a day 2day.. so sianz
Posted: Thu Nov 26, 2009 8:22 am
by Emperorcivic
aha... thats what all civics are facing....
Posted: Fri Nov 27, 2009 1:10 am
by streetz Project
Maybe u try checking the fuel pressure at the fuel regulator or yr sparkplug.
Posted: Fri Nov 27, 2009 2:27 pm
by mugen_yaz
streetz Project wrote:Maybe u try checking the fuel pressure at the fuel regulator or yr sparkplug.
ok bro... btw thanx 4 ur help... i appreciate it. only happens when the aircon is on. strange.
Posted: Sat Nov 28, 2009 5:24 am
by Emperorcivic
mugen_yaz wrote:streetz Project wrote:Maybe u try checking the fuel pressure at the fuel regulator or yr sparkplug.
ok bro... btw thanx 4 ur help... i appreciate it. only happens when the aircon is on. strange.
suggestion, off ur aircon. =)
or remove ur aircon totally.
Trust me. it works better. heh.
Half the time i drive, i don on aircon.
save fuel.
more power. =D
Posted: Sat Nov 28, 2009 1:36 pm
by mugen_yaz
Emperorcivic wrote:mugen_yaz wrote:streetz Project wrote:Maybe u try checking the fuel pressure at the fuel regulator or yr sparkplug.
ok bro... btw thanx 4 ur help... i appreciate it. only happens when the aircon is on. strange.
suggestion, off ur aircon. =)
or remove ur aircon totally.
Trust me. it works better. heh.
Half the time i drive, i don on aircon.
save fuel.
more power. =D
LOL...first 1 still ok lar bro...2nd choice totally out especially in our climate. anyway thanks 4 the wonderful suggestions. will be using less aircon.
Posted: Mon Nov 30, 2009 3:23 pm
by calvin1
mugen_yaz wrote:Emperorcivic wrote:mugen_yaz wrote:
ok bro... btw thanx 4 ur help... i appreciate it. only happens when the aircon is on. strange.
suggestion, off ur aircon. =)
or remove ur aircon totally.
Trust me. it works better. heh.
Half the time i drive, i don on aircon.
save fuel.
more power. =D
LOL...first 1 still ok lar bro...2nd choice totally out especially in our climate. anyway thanks 4 the wonderful suggestions. will be using less aircon.
Must b your air con compressor baring jam. Pulling the engine too much until it loss power. Go get it check at workshop.
Posted: Mon Nov 30, 2009 3:58 pm
by mugen_yaz
calvin1 wrote:mugen_yaz wrote:Emperorcivic wrote:
suggestion, off ur aircon. =)
or remove ur aircon totally.
Trust me. it works better. heh.
Half the time i drive, i don on aircon.
save fuel.
more power. =D
thanx bro... i will. i believe so its the aircon compressor. anyways once again thanx bro.
LOL...first 1 still ok lar bro...2nd choice totally out especially in our climate. anyway thanks 4 the wonderful suggestions. will be using less aircon.
Must b your air con compressor baring jam. Pulling the engine too much until it loss power. Go get it check at workshop.
Posted: Mon Nov 30, 2009 3:59 pm
by mugen_yaz
calvin1 wrote:mugen_yaz wrote:Emperorcivic wrote:
suggestion, off ur aircon. =)
or remove ur aircon totally.
Trust me. it works better. heh.
Half the time i drive, i don on aircon.
save fuel.
more power. =D
LOL...first 1 still ok lar bro...2nd choice totally out especially in our climate. anyway thanks 4 the wonderful suggestions. will be using less aircon.
Must b your air con compressor baring jam. Pulling the engine too much until it loss power. Go get it check at workshop.
ok. will do soon. thanx bro. i also think its the compressor prob.
Posted: Mon Nov 30, 2009 5:46 pm
by Core
Yea I've got the same problem occured to me too. Thought it was my compressor but it was the compressor fan that wasnt moving causing the compressor to work double the load therefore inconsistent idling and loss of power. Try Mark Cool, cheap and friendly service. Cheers!
Posted: Mon Nov 30, 2009 7:43 pm
by terumo
U got the volt meter to ,monitor the voltage?