mim

Hi,

My 90 Integra Xsi is smooth in the morning for 20min. After it reaches its
temperature and car warms up, the car idles between 2000 - 3000rpm, it
doesn't go smooth the car just keeps pulling back. I have to drive my car
past 3000rpm for it to be drivable. As the car gets warmer it gets much
worst but only between 2000-3000rpm.

I have been given the run around by Mechanics, exhaust specialists and auto
electricians. The Insurance people said it was my distributor bearings. The
Mechanics said it was 90% my exhaust and that I should see an exhaust
specialist. The exhaust specialist said it was definitely an electical
problem. I went to Honda and they said it was definetly electrical. I went
to an auto elec and he wants to charge me for a distributor and a throttle
body.

I'm sick of these rort *** incompetent mechanics!!! Common sense wise I'm
thinking its something as simple as cleaning the throttle body. What do
people think??

Thanks

CaptainKrunch

Sounds maybe like a vacuum leak that isn't leaking until some metal
component heats up and causes a separation of parts somewhere. Just my
guess.

If it was an exhaust problem it would be doing it all the time and I don't
see how an exhaust problem would cause a high idle.

CaptainKrunch



"mim" <d@d.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> My 90 Integra Xsi is smooth in the morning for 20min. After it reaches its
> temperature and car warms up, the car idles between 2000 - 3000rpm, it
> doesn't go smooth the car just keeps pulling back. I have to drive my car
> past 3000rpm for it to be drivable. As the car gets warmer it gets much
> worst but only between 2000-3000rpm.
>
> I have been given the run around by Mechanics, exhaust specialists and
auto
> electricians. The Insurance people said it was my distributor bearings.
The
> Mechanics said it was 90% my exhaust and that I should see an exhaust
> specialist. The exhaust specialist said it was definitely an electical
> problem. I went to Honda and they said it was definetly electrical. I went
> to an auto elec and he wants to charge me for a distributor and a throttle
> body.
>
> I'm sick of these rort *** incompetent mechanics!!! Common sense wise I'm
> thinking its something as simple as cleaning the throttle body. What do
> people think??
>
> Thanks
>
>

CaptainKrunch

Sounds maybe like a vacuum leak that isn't leaking until some metal
component heats up and causes a separation of parts somewhere. Just my
guess.

If it was an exhaust problem it would be doing it all the time and I don't
see how an exhaust problem would cause a high idle.

CaptainKrunch



"mim" <d@d.com> wrote in message
news:402c8c78$0$1724$5a62ac22@freenews.iinet.net.a u...
> Hi,
>
> My 90 Integra Xsi is smooth in the morning for 20min. After it reaches its
> temperature and car warms up, the car idles between 2000 - 3000rpm, it
> doesn't go smooth the car just keeps pulling back. I have to drive my car
> past 3000rpm for it to be drivable. As the car gets warmer it gets much
> worst but only between 2000-3000rpm.
>
> I have been given the run around by Mechanics, exhaust specialists and
auto
> electricians. The Insurance people said it was my distributor bearings.
The
> Mechanics said it was 90% my exhaust and that I should see an exhaust
> specialist. The exhaust specialist said it was definitely an electical
> problem. I went to Honda and they said it was definetly electrical. I went
> to an auto elec and he wants to charge me for a distributor and a throttle
> body.
>
> I'm sick of these rort *** incompetent mechanics!!! Common sense wise I'm
> thinking its something as simple as cleaning the throttle body. What do
> people think??
>
> Thanks
>
>

CaptainKrunch

Sounds maybe like a vacuum leak that isn't leaking until some metal
component heats up and causes a separation of parts somewhere. Just my
guess.

If it was an exhaust problem it would be doing it all the time and I don't
see how an exhaust problem would cause a high idle.

CaptainKrunch



"mim" <d@d.com> wrote in message
news:402c8c78$0$1724$5a62ac22@freenews.iinet.net.a u...
> Hi,
>
> My 90 Integra Xsi is smooth in the morning for 20min. After it reaches its
> temperature and car warms up, the car idles between 2000 - 3000rpm, it
> doesn't go smooth the car just keeps pulling back. I have to drive my car
> past 3000rpm for it to be drivable. As the car gets warmer it gets much
> worst but only between 2000-3000rpm.
>
> I have been given the run around by Mechanics, exhaust specialists and
auto
> electricians. The Insurance people said it was my distributor bearings.
The
> Mechanics said it was 90% my exhaust and that I should see an exhaust
> specialist. The exhaust specialist said it was definitely an electical
> problem. I went to Honda and they said it was definetly electrical. I went
> to an auto elec and he wants to charge me for a distributor and a throttle
> body.
>
> I'm sick of these rort *** incompetent mechanics!!! Common sense wise I'm
> thinking its something as simple as cleaning the throttle body. What do
> people think??
>
> Thanks
>
>