Bogging/Will not NLS
Bogging/Will not NLS
Hey guys. I've had my 09 sstc for a little over a year now. And I haven't had any issues with it until recently. Both unrelated I feel. First, occasionally when downshifting to pass a car, as soon as I ease down on the go pedal, the car bogs and sputters, losing all power. It almost caused my death on two separate occasions.
Second, I was never too confident about the 1-2 NLS, but I have since mastered it. So much fun, BUT, recently, when I try to NLS 1-2, I get locked out of 2nd. It's not that I can't do it, it just won't let me! It cost me a race against a rather enthusiastic portly couple in a new v6 charger. Haha. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Thanks guys.
Jesse
Second, I was never too confident about the 1-2 NLS, but I have since mastered it. So much fun, BUT, recently, when I try to NLS 1-2, I get locked out of 2nd. It's not that I can't do it, it just won't let me! It cost me a race against a rather enthusiastic portly couple in a new v6 charger. Haha. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Thanks guys.
Jesse
How many miles do you have on you car? Do you have any mods done to the car? The sputtering or bogging could be a few things. The shifting is just basic clutch, pedal, and shifter operation. Check those to make sure everything is functioning as it should during a normal shift.
There are just over 45k miles on the car. No mods other than muffler delete. As far as normal driving, I get the typical clunk when shifting (I miss my quietly shifting Hondas) but no real issues as far as drivability.
I agree w/ Bart, take a look at the plugs and change them just for piece of mind. My plugs started to cause misfires at 36K; i've had no problems w/ misfires since installing new plugs in there (*knock on wood).
Later
Allex
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Allex
Sorry. Stupid mobile site. There was more to that message, although I can't remember, other than the fact that I learned my lesson with my old Prelude, trying to show off with a cold motor. VTEC no likie being cold haha.
Its not fun to pull out to pass someone in a hurry and then all of a sudden have no go juice.
Its not fun to pull out to pass someone in a hurry and then all of a sudden have no go juice.
I would echo these tips on the shifter; had the same problem and shifting at lower rpm helped. After my linkage broke shifter was replaced and problem hasn't resurfaced.
Regarding the engine- you've established you don't beat on it when cold and you haven't mentioned any cel's/codes so the first thing I would try is a little seafoam thru the vaccum port on the intake manifold. It's been documented that our intake valves gum up quickly which may lead to hesitation/misfires,etc. It's easy and cheap as are plugs which would be second on my list.
Regarding the engine- you've established you don't beat on it when cold and you haven't mentioned any cel's/codes so the first thing I would try is a little seafoam thru the vaccum port on the intake manifold. It's been documented that our intake valves gum up quickly which may lead to hesitation/misfires,etc. It's easy and cheap as are plugs which would be second on my list.
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