Honda Civic RPM droping problem
Honda Civic RPM droping problem
Dear All,
My Civic vti 2000 is very excellent and smooth on Gas and Petrol on long run,
but within the city on CNG at low speed while stopping car, the RPM drops immediately to zero and then try to stable slowly slowly.
Advancer and Emulator installed in my car and working properly.
This is very irritating for me, plz let me know that what and where the exact problem can b????
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My Civic vti 2000 is very excellent and smooth on Gas and Petrol on long run,
but within the city on CNG at low speed while stopping car, the RPM drops immediately to zero and then try to stable slowly slowly.
Advancer and Emulator installed in my car and working properly.
This is very irritating for me, plz let me know that what and where the exact problem can b????
Gari.pk User 12141 asked on 15 Dec 2010 10:01:27 am


first check your air filter is not clogged
Contorlling the RPM is neither task of Emulator nor the advancer even on CNG. its the task of ECU or ECM (Engine control module) which controls it based on the signals from IAC (Idle Air control Valve), and MAF (Mass air Flow sensor) and O2 (oxygen sensor ). get chekced with ECM scanner (avialable at 3s dealers and at Jahangir Garage nation wide) if their is any code of these sensors then get it fixed . either sensor could be faulty or its wires may be loose or shorted together etc, .
if neither is problem then your throttle body may be dirty due to excessive carbon on CNG. it can be cleaned with petrol after openeing, or a carbuartor cleanor spray without opening the throttle and jsut by removing air filter assembley for more information you can contact at 03336530527
Contorlling the RPM is neither task of Emulator nor the advancer even on CNG. its the task of ECU or ECM (Engine control module) which controls it based on the signals from IAC (Idle Air control Valve), and MAF (Mass air Flow sensor) and O2 (oxygen sensor ). get chekced with ECM scanner (avialable at 3s dealers and at Jahangir Garage nation wide) if their is any code of these sensors then get it fixed . either sensor could be faulty or its wires may be loose or shorted together etc, .
if neither is problem then your throttle body may be dirty due to excessive carbon on CNG. it can be cleaned with petrol after openeing, or a carbuartor cleanor spray without opening the throttle and jsut by removing air filter assembley for more information you can contact at 03336530527