I think it sparkplugs or vtech goin out once I hit 5k rpm it starts filling like it spitting or vtech kicks in an out just wondering if anybody has had same problem or is it something else I need to check
I think it sparkplugs or vtech goin out once I hit 5k rpm it starts filling like it spitting or vtech kicks in an out just wondering if anybody has had same problem or is it something else I need to check
check oil level,vtec screen to see if its clogged if not than remember the car must have its temp sensor functioning at operating temps for oem ecu's,throttle pos sensor, speed sensor, good oil pressure to the vtec pressure switch ect.. for vtec to engage. also you can use a jumper wire from battery to vtec solenoid to her it click off and on. around 5000+ rpm is when vtec should start to take over or it will fall on its face so to speak.
LET ME GUESS... YOU MISSED A GEAR!
what is vtech? run on sentences for the win
its a company that makes cordless phones and child learning games! lol.
LET ME GUESS... YOU MISSED A GEAR!
Thanks it was oil fill like a idiot.
When I bought my car I checked everything. They told me oil was changed a 115k miles. But the sticker on the window said it needed to be changed at 110k. So I thought they forgot to change the sticker. So i was gonna drive it to 120k. I checked everything bout two weeks ago and it was all good. So i mean yea I should've just changed it when i got it but It just one those stupid mistakes.
oil dosnt disappear unless its magical oil.
your burning oil. oil changed or not, it'll run low if it burns oil.
I know. I'm trying to find out what the hell goin on.
what year, model and color is your car?
Its an 05 civic ex...maybe purple and gold in color?
twenty-two
05 ex. White. Ain't nothing done to it motor wise. But its lowered on skunk 2 springs.
Have you checked the Vtec fluid ? If it's low, will cause the engine to burn oil.
Thats the problem. skunk2 springs make you burn oil.
you need to swap to skunk2 coil overs.
Your a dumb ass for not checking your fluids regularly and buying a d series at that
so harsh on the guy. jeez. not everyone is a gearhead.
Nothing wrong with d-series engines, but yes you shouldnt make any assumptions on fluid levels especially with a high mileage car