Timing? belt or ignition. Ignition timing is controlled, A timing belt needs to be changed, milage is not an option, because we have old bikes and the belts are composed of rubber, time is a killer... please write back what you mean about timing...
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Here is a link to every picture and belt you could possibly need. Looks like only an alternator belt that is easy and a timing belt that is more involved but these pictures are great!! http://www.2carpros.com/diagrams/honda/civic/1983
Had the same problem with my GL 1100 I. A rock had kicked up and hit the speedometer cable mount at the fork and split the plastic screw mount. The cable terminus started to back out from the fork. Any way went to Honda spent $12.00 on a new speedometer cable and installed it in about 10 min.
try checkin your idle air control. most of the time it is a vacuumn line going into intake.pull it off and if the car revs up dont worry, it wont hurt it. if it does simply put it back on, if it dies you have a bad vacumn.
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