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    Default need help realy bad

    i have a 91 honda prelude b20a and it will not stop reving buy it self it started 2 days ago and it went from idle to 2500 rpm and back and fourth over and over even when you are cruising down the road then yesterday it started going from idle to red line so its like the car is taking off when floored and will not stop and i have no vacuum leaks and i cant figure it out i hope somebody can help me out

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    possibly the tps , i could be wrong , but that is what it sounds like to me

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    check your throttle cable? i guess make sure nothing is stuck the cable itself and the gas pedal i guess this is weird



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    Quote Originally Posted by 4wslude
    i have a 91 honda prelude b20a and it will not stop reving buy it self it started 2 days ago and it went from idle to 2500 rpm and back and fourth over and over even when you are cruising down the road then yesterday it started going from idle to red line so its like the car is taking off when floored and will not stop and i have no vacuum leaks and i cant figure it out i hope somebody can help me out
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    There should be a valve like this on the bottom of the throttle body or either on the back of the intake manifold.


    Take the two screws out and there should be a white piece with slit on each side like in the picture below. Take something like a gasket scraper and tighten that white piece back down. Should fix the problem.



    Feel free to take it completely apart and clean it all out if you can. It will prevent other idling problems.


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    lol holy shit i thought i was the only one . dis happen to me 2, it ended up being the throttle cable, where the cable is inserted on the IM it kept getting stuck there, i put some lub on it and never did it again, i dont think im explaining myself right but o well, G/L. dis fucking sucks, i got scared as hell, i thought my motor was gonna blow or some crazy shit was gonna happen
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    thanks but it isnt the cable and i already messed with that valve thing on the back of the intake

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    Try unplugging the tps and starting the car...ur car will throw a CEL but if its the problem then it should idle fine.
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    i did that it still did it but i found the problem my intake gasket cracked on the 4 cylinder because i sprayed carb cleaner where the intake bolts up to the head and it stopped as till i stopped spraying so i got to find a intake gasket


    Quote Originally Posted by D3UC3S
    Try unplugging the tps and starting the car...ur car will throw a CEL but if its the problem then it should idle fine.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HatchHero
    check your throttle cable? i guess make sure nothing is stuck the cable itself and the gas pedal i guess this is weird
    the same here

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    hope you get it fixed

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    i just ordered a gasket from honda because the dude at a the parts store told me to make it out of paper gasket maker but then i checked at honda and they ordered me one it should be at honda by Monday or Tuesday because no one can get the gasket for it because they said it was to old of a car

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    hope you get it fixed

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    Hondata makes a great IM gasket for that motor....helps keep the plenum a little cooler as well.
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    where can i get one and how much is that going to be because this honda replacement gasket is 25 dollars

    Quote Originally Posted by D3UC3S
    Hondata makes a great IM gasket for that motor....helps keep the plenum a little cooler as well.

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    Sponsors on Honda-tech sell them for like 55 dollars shipped. They are more expensive but are pretty much indestructable
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    yeah but i cant find one for my car on there

    Quote Originally Posted by D3UC3S
    Sponsors on Honda-tech sell them for like 55 dollars shipped. They are more expensive but are pretty much indestructable

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    Check Nolimitmotorsports they sent me mine and they should have one for a b20a
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    i check and they don't have one for my car so i am going to check to see if one from another honda will work for mine

    Quote Originally Posted by D3UC3S
    Check Nolimitmotorsports they sent me mine and they should have one for a b20a

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    cool...You should be able to use a regular b20 or even a b18...don't quote me on that tho
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