[aliouidhia]

I did a video for the throttle body, i'm not sure if it is dirty or not, and if cleaning it will improve any MPG ?! :/ Any advice ?
Throttle body video

 

[aliouidhia]

I have changed only one module of the hybrid battery, now i think i have all the modules balanced, but they are old, so the battery is charged and discharged quickly. But i feel the assistance of the electric motor ( good acceleration ).

You can see in the discharge curves how only one module is damaged ( blue one ), the other ones have same discharge behaviour.

I'm using my civic in the city, I know the mpg is low in the city but what about the electric motor and the hybrid system ? why i'm getting an MPG worse than normal cars ! ( Not hybrid ).

When i drive it, I noticed that the car is consuming a lot of fuel the produce small power. For example, on a flat road to keep the same speed, ( 50 km/h for example ), the instant fuel consumption is 6.5 l /100 km = 36.18 MPG. I think this is weird.

 

[aliouidhia]

Thank you guys for your valuable advice, I will check the 4 wheel brakes and keep you informed <3
Thanks again

 

[aliouidhia]

I checked the brakes on all 4 wheels, they don't stick. The car continues to move with minimal friction when I put the transmission in "N".
I have a doubt about something clogged, which prevents a normal air flow, By the way, in another post I posted the picture of the spark plugs that I removed, and everyone to me said the car was running too rich ! This is the picture :

Does that confirm my doubts? If so, can the catalyst get clogged and cause this type of problem?
Thaks

 

[aliouidhia]

Is your check engine light (cel) on?
If so, read the ecu's error-code(s) with an obd2 reader.

If not, try to read the real time ignition timing the ecu uses. You also need an obd2-tool for this, plugged into the obd2 port, and monitor it during driving, for instance use the android torque app on a phone.

No, i have no check engine light on. I will see if i can get that information of ECU timing. Thanks

 

[aliouidhia]

@Sondair I have scanned the ECU with OBD and the only info that contains "timing" word, was "timing advance", the value was arround 8° and 10°. I can't understand the unit of this value.
Also i have here some values from the ECU at Idle, i want to show you the picture, so maybe anyone notice that some values are weird.

 

[aliouidhia]

At a constant speed of 60km/h i got a timing advance between 16 and 19 degrees, no more. Any idea ?
Is there any other sensor that i can change and it affects the timing advance ?