1983 Honda Prelude stall during driving I put gas on carburator it start the engine where is the problem?

Choke is not functioning. Take air filter off and try using some choke cleaner on all the components.

I have same problem did you find out what it was?

unplug the fuse to the fuel pump start the car then let all gas burn out till car stops running then put fuse back in and start it . that should take care of your prob

check for broken or disconnected vacuum hose/line
also check for the fast idle sped control valve for defect

Sounds like a crank postion sensor. Is this only when the car is hot/reached operating temperature

Well, you are either not getting enough gas or air. First try taking off your air cleaner and then try to start your car. If that works than just buy a new air filter. If not, try repulsing your fuel filter. Should be under the car between the gas tank and engine. It is a cheap part but serves its purpose. Also you should replace your spark plugs and wires just for regular maintenance. If that doesnt work it could be either the fuel pump or carb. if you don't know that much about those, don't try to monkey around with it. Have a friend or a shop do it. But,,,, before you pay out your *** for unnecessary shop work check out prices for a new carb or fuel pump.

Your problem is could be one or more of those things. And for the very worst scenerio, could be a blown head gasket. Check out the easy stuff first and work your way to the others

I don't know if you know this but Honda engines turn backwards. Looking at the front of the motor Honda engines turn counter clockwise. All others turn clockwise.

Sounds like it could be a Main Relay (with controls the fuel pump & others). Look it up - on the '92 models its under the dash near the steering column.

sounds like your not getting enough gas try first determining iif your getting enough fuel from the gas tank to the engine and if not you might half to replace the pump because the fuel filter is part of the pump by you might be able to find just the filter somewhere, but if thats not the case then check your injectors there could be one the is misfiring or clogged so try also during a good fuel system clean on it

Ihave the same experience try to remove the idle jet located next to the starting jet. But be careful in removing it as it will break easily ( you will need a flat screwdiver to do it ) clean it with a wire that closest size of the jet. change your fuel filter ang drain all the fuel inside before putting it back. make sure to put some air pressure on each holes on the carb so it flush all unwanted particles inside and pls dont use silicone in sealing the rubbers inside.