I have a 2001 Honda Civic manual my question is I've been driving for 2 days now and it's been doing the same thing I drive fore probably 5 miles no problem but then my car just gives up ,

Asked by Aerojay700 Jun 11, 2015 at 04:45 PM about the 2001 Honda Civic

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

The rpm keeps going but the car doesn't
move like it should then the car dies and I
have to park on the side to let it cool down
and the its back to the same thing. Can it be
my gas pump or what can it be please help
asap thank you

4 Answers

103,655

What are you letting cool down? Is the car over heating? Do you smell something burning?

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Well that's thing I don't know what's cooling down. The car isn't over heating but it smells like smoke . It's like if the car gives up and has to recharge

103,655

Sounds like it's time for a new clutch rebuild kit. It's slipping. That's why your RPM's are going up but the car goes slower until it stalls out.

Nope that not the answer my 2001 is doing exact same thing and it's automatic.

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