Answer for 1900RPM shaking!
12-01-2002, 01:04 AM
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Answer for 1900RPM shaking!
I had 1900RPM shaking and noise problem...
And I had never had that probolem till 2 months ago.
And... I found why it started...
Answer was gas...
I read about gas from this forum and changed mine from 93 to 87...
and today i tried 93 again and that shaking was disapeared...
and i feel like i have more torque than when i used 87...
If you have 1900RPM shaking problem, use higher octane gas...
At least for me, it worked
And I had never had that probolem till 2 months ago.
And... I found why it started...
Answer was gas...
I read about gas from this forum and changed mine from 93 to 87...
and today i tried 93 again and that shaking was disapeared...
and i feel like i have more torque than when i used 87...
If you have 1900RPM shaking problem, use higher octane gas...
At least for me, it worked
12-01-2002, 07:09 AM
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Re: Answer for 1900RPM shaking!
Originally posted by hyunkun
I had 1900RPM shaking and noise problem...
And I had never had that probolem till 2 months ago.
And... I found why it started...
Answer was gas...
I read about gas from this forum and changed mine from 93 to 87...
and today i tried 93 again and that shaking was disapeared...
and i feel like i have more torque than when i used 87...
If you have 1900RPM shaking problem, use higher octane gas...
At least for me, it worked
I had 1900RPM shaking and noise problem...
And I had never had that probolem till 2 months ago.
And... I found why it started...
Answer was gas...
I read about gas from this forum and changed mine from 93 to 87...
and today i tried 93 again and that shaking was disapeared...
and i feel like i have more torque than when i used 87...
If you have 1900RPM shaking problem, use higher octane gas...
At least for me, it worked
12-01-2002, 10:29 AM
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always use premium... says so right there on the inside of the little gas door
honda doesnt make any money if u buy more expensive gas so i'm sure its only good for the car to use 93... plus its only couple of bucks more per fill-up so why not?
honda doesnt make any money if u buy more expensive gas so i'm sure its only good for the car to use 93... plus its only couple of bucks more per fill-up so why not?
12-02-2002, 02:27 PM
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Originally posted by o snap its eric
i use 89 for my car and it still gets shaky sometimes.... 93 my car feels slugish then
i use 89 for my car and it still gets shaky sometimes.... 93 my car feels slugish then
12-02-2002, 03:46 PM
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Originally posted by moomaster_99
Bastard!!! We don't have 93 up here anymore...unless you go to that 76 in San Mateo!!!
Bastard!!! We don't have 93 up here anymore...unless you go to that 76 in San Mateo!!!
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12-02-2002, 03:48 PM
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Originally posted by Quick Silver
which 76 station in San Mateo are you talking about? I go to school out there, so I can easily fill up there.
which 76 station in San Mateo are you talking about? I go to school out there, so I can easily fill up there.
12-02-2002, 05:54 PM
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Re: Answer for 1900RPM shaking!
Originally posted by hyunkun
I had 1900RPM shaking and noise problem...
And I had never had that probolem till 2 months ago.
And... I found why it started...
Answer was gas...
I read about gas from this forum and changed mine from 93 to 87...
and today i tried 93 again and that shaking was disapeared...
and i feel like i have more torque than when i used 87...
If you have 1900RPM shaking problem, use higher octane gas...
At least for me, it worked
I had 1900RPM shaking and noise problem...
And I had never had that probolem till 2 months ago.
And... I found why it started...
Answer was gas...
I read about gas from this forum and changed mine from 93 to 87...
and today i tried 93 again and that shaking was disapeared...
and i feel like i have more torque than when i used 87...
If you have 1900RPM shaking problem, use higher octane gas...
At least for me, it worked
12-02-2002, 06:06 PM
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There are people who don't believe what they read in the owner's manual and chalk it up to some sort of conspiracy to make an extra dime. Not saying this is what hyunkun did but this is not a first for this thread. Others have said so. So if you don't mind the loss of power and ill effects on your engine and you can explain away how combustion and octane work, yada yada yada, go ahead. For me, anything less than premium and this car sucks.
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