Accord Bogging?
#12
Yeah the egr flow was clean. Guys, I forgot to mention the light for the MAP Sensor was on low voltage/high voltage. Would this cause bogging/jerking during acceleration?
Btw, I replaced the plugs with NGK Platinum ones finally. :P
Btw, I replaced the plugs with NGK Platinum ones finally. :P
#15
Yes, The MAP is used by the PCM to determine how much fuel to deliver for the position of the throttle body. So you can hold you foot on the gas pedal still, but due to the erratic signal, the PCM will give erratic fuel delivery. Kind of like you pulsing your foot on the pedal.
#16
Yes, The MAP is used by the PCM to determine how much fuel to deliver for the position of the throttle body. So you can hold you foot on the gas pedal still, but due to the erratic signal, the PCM will give erratic fuel delivery. Kind of like you pulsing your foot on the pedal.
#17
Damn it guys, so I bought a MAP sensor from autozone and I installed it & reset ecu. I drove it and it kept bogging so i got mad and kept flooring it. The next few hours my car worked like a champ but on the way back from the gym it started bogging again. -_____-
Again, today I drove it and has been bogging.
Does anyone have any idea on what it can be?
Again, today I drove it and has been bogging.
Does anyone have any idea on what it can be?
#19
Sounds like you are barking up the wrong tree. My other car was doing this and it turned out to be the fuel pump.
also, ">My maintenance requires light flashed 10 times every time i start the car."
is reset the oil change light.
also, ">My maintenance requires light flashed 10 times every time i start the car."
is reset the oil change light.
#20
It is known as a part named "missing link" for turbo setup.
But I bought a new MAP sensor from autozone and the problem still persists!