[ginyu6869]

I have a 1993 B18A1, and I changed out the manifold with another stock manifold cause it was manual, and I also had to change out the injectors and fuel rail.. After doing this the car started and I test drove it.. It has no power when you go, even when you floor it, it does nothing, just pulls slow... I tried to redo the vacuum lines, but still no luck.. What do you think that could be causing it to not get any power? I even disconnected the fuel and purge cut off valves... Still no luck... HELP...!!!!!

 

[EK9_Civic]

Did you get new fuel injectors and fuel rail? The injectors could be clogged and prevent fuel from spraying. Also check the throttle cable to see if it's tight, TPS sensor, MAP sensor, basically parts on the manifold that you might of forgot about.

 

[ginyu6869]

Did you get new fuel injectors and fuel rail? The injectors could be clogged and prevent fuel from spraying. Also check the throttle cable to see if it's tight, TPS sensor, MAP sensor, basically parts on the manifold that you might of forgot about.

The throttle is opening all the way up,, and the TPS sensor I changed out already.. I also tried using the civic MAP sensor, and still same thing... A bad injector will cause this kind of problem right...?

 

[Brad98_teg]

injectors could be bad. run some cleaner through them

 

[ginyu6869]

injectors could be bad. run some cleaner through them

They car does not sputter or anything, it just goes real slow ( No Power ).. Should I run the cleaner through the throttle body, or the fuel tank.. The thing is that the motor ran before with power, before I took off the manifold and fuel ril and injectors to put them on the other manifold... After that, I am now having these problems...

 

[EK9_Civic]

It'll make more sense to run the cleaner through the fuel tank, that way the cleaner can get to your whole fuel system, including the fuel injectors. I think it'll be more effective if there is less gas in the tank, that way there is more percentage of the fuel treatment. You can also check for any fuel leaks around the manifold, try checking the fuel injector rings that go around the injectors to see if they're all there.

 

[ginyu6869]

It'll make more sense to run the cleaner through the fuel tank, that way the cleaner can get to your whole fuel system, including the fuel injectors. I think it'll be more effective if there is less gas in the tank, that way there is more percentage of the fuel treatment. You can also check for any fuel leaks around the manifold, try checking the fuel injector rings that go around the injectors to see if they're all there.

Im thinking that it is a fuel problem 2, but ow can the injector rings cause a problem like this, cause I did remove them and fuel rail, onto another manifold...