My Honda Civic keeps cutting off while I'm driving

Asked by Jewbee Oct 26, 2016 at 11:33 AM about the 1999 Honda Civic

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

When I'm driving my Honda Civic it'll randomly turn
off then if I give it a sec it'll cut back on. I've had
new distributor cap ignition switch and fuel filter
what could it be

3 Answers

25

If your check engine light comes on but doesn't always stay on and if it shuts off during stops I would check the cranshaft, and the crankshaft sensor

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50

check the oxygen sensor too... had a similar issue and it wasn't installed properly and it was shorting out.... they hadn't put the harness on the wires so the wires were exposed and rubbing the coating off...

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I have a 2017 Honda Civic and recently it has been turning on after being parked for minutes or hrs. I have to start it with a booster. It has been happening quite frequently for the last 3 wks. What could be the issue?

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