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    patrickpatrick
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      been watching your videos and seen you know hondas, i bought this car last month,1995 honda accord ,127,000 miles,no engine light,just abs light on, first 2 minutes i drive the car and going up hills the car will have issues when i step on the gas it will feel like its not getting gas and sputters, i replaced the distributer cap,spark plug wires,spark plugs,distributer itself,egr valve,cleaned the gas tank and gas lines,and fuel filter which was the origional one from 95 and was funky,did a fuel injector cleaning and air filter also,tomorow im changing the fuel pump , my father in law does all the work,any idea about this, feels like its going to stall out at times,but goes away,i hope the fuel pump will fix the issue, any idea what this is, the car runs great after the first few minutes and i like the car

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      Michael GatesMichael Gates
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        Could be the idle air control valve. I just did one of those on my 92 Toyota pickup that was having similar problems. A few of the other guys on here helped me diagnose it. The IAC basically takes the place of the choke and adjusts how much air bypasses the butterfly valve in the throttle body so that the engine can idle properly. The throttle body on my truck had an idle set screw that I took out, cleaned and readjusted before replacing the IAC and that helped out some. If it goes away after a few minutes (once the engine comes up to temperature) there’s a good chance the IAC could be stuck wide open.

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        EricTheCarGuy 1EricTheCarGuy
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          I strongly advise against replacing the fuel pump, especially if you haven’t checked the fuel pressure. Honda fuel pumps rarely fail, and the aftermarket replacements are not up to par compared to OE. In fact, that would be a step backward in my opinion. That said, you didn’t mention checking for vacuum leaks which would be an important step. Additional information can be found in this article.

          http://www.ericthecarguy.com/faq/solving-automotive-performance-issues

          Good luck and keep us posted.

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          patrickpatrick
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            it was not the fuel pump, replaced it, nothing changed, i personally think the promblem is a clogged catayltic converter, but i really have no idea other then the internets, myb father in law and honda guy think its some valve, but i do hear a lawn mower type sound when the car acts up where the catylitic converter should be , i dont know honestly, still love the car though

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            EricTheCarGuy 1EricTheCarGuy
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              The article I posted for you shows how to check for an exhaust restriction. It also covers many possible causes of a problem like this and how to find and repair it.

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