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  1. #13
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    Crew for Hi-Comp Civic
    Go see Andy at AKmotorworks.

  2. #14
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    Quote Originally Posted by grumpy rooster View Post
    Go see Andy at AKmotorworks.
    why do you recommend him?
    is he hooking you up as a neptune dealer or something?
    (why am i even protecting the monkeys)


  3. #15
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    Because he has experience with ITB setups on Hondas.

    Who do you recommend? Give the guy some advice.

  4. #16
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    who previously tuned the car? Give them a call and tell them whats going on.

  5. #17
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    Quote Originally Posted by grumpy rooster View Post
    Who do you recommend? Give the guy some advice.
    i wish i knew of a honda tuner in australia with a good rep.. (i personally think honda tuners have some weird eliteness ego that is continuely conditioned by the noobs they deal with, so they then feel they can be a bit dodgey because the noobs dont have the knowledge to question)


    i would be questioning what variable is impacting the idle.. seems weird for one night it runs fine and then the next day it goes to shit..
    doesnt sound tune related does it?
    sounds more like a vacuum leak or sensor issue?


  6. #18
    if its related to brakes then u have a vacuum problem. possibly leaking brake fluid into the brake booster and take up vacuum space.
    this happend to m prelude. everytime i hit the brakes the car would stall. wen i disconnected the vacuum line to the booster and sealed it off the car never stalled but i had no brake assist(hard pedal). so i drained the booster and the car drove a beaut until it started stalling again to which i got rid of it

    jus my 2c

  7. #19
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    brakes.....WTF????

  8. #20
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    Quote Originally Posted by 10KRPM View Post
    brakes.....WTF????
    Well that's right, WTF... weird problem, maybe has a weirder solution!!

  9. #21
    brakes = brake booster
    brake booster uses vacuum therefore if u have a failing(leaking) booster u have a vacuum leak and that causes the car to STALL

  10. #22
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    Quote Originally Posted by bfeboi View Post
    brakes = brake booster
    brake booster uses vacuum therefore if u have a failing(leaking) booster u have a vacuum leak and that causes the car to STALL
    That's what I would have thought. Not sure how it explains the intermittent nature of the problem?

    Again today the car was unable to idle at all. Can anyone advise me as to what hoses I can check/disconnect to try and locate the problem?

    Please identify in engine bay pic (car run with socks on atm):


  11. #23
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    how about getting in touch with charles and the blokes who put the car together.

    maybe he experienced it before?

  12. #24
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    UPDATE!
    I just went outside and disconnected the brake booster vacuum line (i took a random guess). Started it up and it idled! Idling was around 800rpm. I took it for a spin, obviously very firm brake pedal however it idled fine, no stalling anywhere. As soon as I tried to connect the vacuum line up again the engine almost stalled. Anyone know what this may suggest?

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