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Re: I have a 1988 honda prelude s with a fuel leak and it...
Your fuel tank has a leak which means its getting air or releasing air outside of the fuel tank is why the fuel pump is not working properly because of where the leak is at by this changing the pressure.
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if you just got fuel .it could have water in it.gas floats so water falls to bottom of the tank over night fuel pump sucks it up. check fuel filter for water in it
you have 2 idle settings. one is for cold and one is for after the engine has warmed up. So find the scew that goes to the warm engine idle. turn it down and your set. You might need a Chilton to find what you are looking for.
i recently worked on a 90 civic and i was able to adjust the idle by loosening the throttle cable near the throttlebody (there are a couple of nuts) and adjust it by moving the nuts along the cable adjuster by spinning them until the car idled well again and the owner has had no problems since (it was not stalling but was very close to it especially at stop lights) hope this works for you!
Check your idle control valve. You might have to replace it, 80-90 bucks new. Or see if there is an air leak from the intake manifold. had the same problem.
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