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Old 24 Sep 2006, 07:32 pm
esteticamc
 
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Default 91 civic

My 91 cicic lost power going up a hill. It felt like it had slipped gear
and would not start back up. What could this be?

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Old 24 Sep 2006, 07:48 pm
'Curly Q. Links'
 
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esteticamc wrote:
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> My 91 cicic lost power going up a hill. It felt like it had slipped gear
> and would not start back up. What could this be?


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What's the mileage, and when did you last change the timing belt (miles
or years)? Does it spin faster than normal but still not start?

'Curly'
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Old 25 Sep 2006, 08:00 am
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"esteticamc" <esteticamc@hotmail.com> wrote in
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> My 91 cicic lost power going up a hill. It felt like it had slipped gear
> and would not start back up. What could this be?
>



Automatic or manual?

What EXACTLY happens when you try to start it? (Don't just say "it won't
start").

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