Could be a bad Mass Air Flow sensor. About a three hundred dollar part. When The MAF sensor goes bad, the car will crawl when accelerating. The unit is in between the main fuel injection assembly and the air filter. The air filter hose feeds directly into the MAF sensor.
possibly on of the belt pulleys or a vaccum leak
Start at the fuel filter. It may be clogged.
By itself, the thermostat would have to be stuck closed causing a severe overheat condition to cause a loss of power.
Bad torque converter? Bad Power steering pump or low fluid?
yes,if the inner vacuum bladder is cracked it could cause a vacuum leak,this could cause a problem at idle also.
Fuel pump could be possibly getting weak. Happened to my blazer.
Yes it could and it will cause rough idling and a missing when giving it gas.
Check the level of the power steering fluid. A low level or no level of fluid will cause the groaning noise.
We have one that does that. The mechanic told us it was 2 bad motor mounts, but I haven't fixed them yet (so cannot verify the diagnosis)
Yes, a clogged fuel filter can cause poor acceleration. When the filter is obstructed, it restricts fuel flow to the engine, leading to insufficient fuel delivery. This can result in a lack of power during acceleration, causing the vehicle to struggle or hesitate when trying to speed up. Regular maintenance and filter replacement can help prevent this issue.
There are several things that can cause your 1989 Honda Accord to stall on acceleration. The most common cause is a plugged or dirty air filter.
It depends on if you have a carburetor or fuel injection but it is probably in the throttle body. You could have trash in your throttle body or the throttle body is worn out.