Surging idle, 93 civic dx - 1996 Honda Civic

SOURCE: 93 honda civic dx

First, check all of your connections at the starter. Next try checking your spark plugs. If the spark plugs are soaked in gasoline, then try cleaning them up.Then, if that dont work, try getting another starter from a wrecking yard (that is the cheaper way.)

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the sensor you got is for the 1997 model

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Check for split hose's around the inlet manifold.Sounds like a vacuum leak.
Hope this helps.

SOURCE: blowing white smoke when reved up.... boggs a

White smoke is usually caused by a cracked head gasket or cracked head, but some times it is caused by your brake booster sucking brake fluid into the intake through the vacuum hose. If your brakes are constantly going soft, or your brake reservoir constantly needs refilling then that will be your problem. Replacement will include both the brake booster and the master cylinder.

If the cause is a leaking head, you can fix it with sodium silicate (liquid Glass) which can be purchased in most pharmacies. You will need to remove your thermostat to keep it from sticking shut before doing this. Replace it after the smoke is gone.

Remember that the sodium silicate trick is more of a bandaid than a permanent fix. Also remember that sodium silicate is not a good fix for steel heads, and since yours is aluminum it should work.

BUT since your problem only occurs as you accelerate, I would suspect the brake booster and master cylinder.