Why would my 1998 Honda Civic 4-dr automatic act as if it is not get gas during exceleration, especially before it reaches optimum running temp..

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Asked by birddog4121 Sep 08, 2012 at 07:26 AM about the 1998 Honda Civic Coupe

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My 1998 Honda Civic 4-door automatic seems to bogg down during exceleration especially when it is not up to optimum running temp. It has been doing this for years. Mechanics kept telling me that it was the catalytic converter that needed to be replaced. Estimates on that replacement were $750 so I refused to have it done until 2009 when - I bit the bullet - and had it done. Well, that wasn't the problem. Still doing the same thing. Still driving the car because I have taken good care of it and this seems to be the only on-going issue. Any ideas. Bogged Down in Texas.  

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you can drive without a CC but its against federal regulations to do so. so when they have to get their car inspected they will have to put a new one in

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