Why does car keep revving itself up when i start it
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Why does car keep revving itself up when i start it 1 Answer
1997 Acura CL 2.2 FWD
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on my acura cl 3.0 that i did the timing belt and pump it runs when u start it i dont think the timing is off because the code is telling me that the crankshaft sensor is not working can that be the problem i can drive the car around the parking lot it just stalls when in park the motors rpms are way to low so do u think its the timing belt or the crank sensor i would love to know thanks 2 Answers
i know i was told the timing might be a couple tooth off but the motor starts and i can drive it around the parking lot it doesnt back fire but when its in park it runs really low rpms and sometimes...
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car won't start 1 Answer
I have a 1998 Acura cl 3.0. Yesterday the battery died because I left the lights on. I tried to jump it but it won't take the jump. There is no power anywhere like lights, radio, seats, door lock...
1998 Acura CL 3.0 Premium FWD
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I have a acura that is having a little problem. 1 Answer
When I start my car up it cuts off. The only way it stay on is if I hit the gas kinda hard it will stay on and I can drive it. When I take off I have to hit the gas hard for it to go instead of cutt...
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Car won't start 4 Answers
So my gf has a 1998 Acura cl 3.0 v6. And recently she has had issues with starting the car. At first it seemed to be something with the charging system. Like it would just click anytime you would s...
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