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'92 Accord 5sp. Lurching into 1st & 2nd. Jerky idle?

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Old Aug 3, 2019 | 03:32 PM
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Default '92 Accord 5sp. Lurching into 1st & 2nd. Jerky idle?

I've got a '92 5 speed manual Accord. It's been running good since I
got it two years ago. Recently, however somebody tried to sabotage
it while I was on vacation, because when I got back and started
driving it again, it started acting jerky and lurching into shifts.And
not idling properly sometimes, Sputtering or rough idle. I looked
under my hood, and found that someone had attached a pair of
needle nose pliers to one of the vacuum hoses near the firewall
so that it was pinched off. I removed it obviously, and the issue
seemed to go away. Now a few weeks later, the same problem
has manifested, but much worse this time. Any ideas what is
happening? And how to correct?
 
Old Aug 3, 2019 | 09:12 PM
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Welcome to forum. I've the exact same car, and I also leave it unlocked.
Unfortunately, I can't help with your mechanical tampering issue (wow); someone likely will.
 
Old Aug 5, 2019 | 08:24 PM
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It'll probably help if you point out which hose was pinched off (cellphone photo?) Not sure I can help - not real experienced with 1992-ish Accords.

Lurching into shifts is terminology usually used for automatic transmissions not shifting very smoothly. Maybe explain what you mean by that...
 
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