2001 Honda Accord. I cleaned the carbon off my throttle body. When I start the car, it idles rough and turns off when I try to rev it
2001 Honda Accord. I cleaned the carbon off my throttle body. When I start the car, it idles rough and turns off when I try to rev it
Stop trying to rev it
Clean the MAF sensor. Check for bad plugs. Check fuel pressure.
Let it idle rough for a bit. You flooded it
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