there is a secondary fuel injector on the throtle body, if you look just under the box with dpfi on the top you will see them. one is brown and one is green if memory serves me (its been about 3 years) the lower fuel injector should be to blame here. the problem is that the dual point is just what it implies two points in other words two fuel injectors. the car normally or at low rpm will run off of the primary injector until the ecu see's fit to engage the secondary injector. in my opinion the secondary injector is cloged, damaged, or unplugged. either that or you need a fuel filter. hope i could help.
If you have a Civic with the ECO switch turn it off before passing. If not, take it to the dealership you have a problem.
At the dipstick. It is down in between the radiator and the engine.
The up stream is closest to engine and down stream is farest from engine
Follow the top radiator hose down to the water outlet on the engine. It is located there.
The 1997 Honda Civic OBD 2 port is on drivers side,connector faces down
Where is the AC compressor fuze located on the 2002 honda civic lx?
The 1996 Honda Civic OBD 2 port is on driver side,connector faces down
The 1996 Honda Civic OBD 2 port is under dash on left side connector faces down
Please google this answer next time, it literally took about 2 seconds to write it down and find the answer. Here: Honda Civic DX and LX are powered by a 1.7-liter four-cylinder engine rated 115 horsepower.
It means it takes more gas to get the engine going
Look on the Firewall side of the engine block, about halfway down. If you do not know what a firewall on a car is....... Take the car to Jiffy Lube
because in park or neutral the engine is free revving and when put in gear the engine is now turning internal transmission componets which puts a load on the engine