tis why i added the part part about b-series not having them...mike93hatch;124625 wrote:that sounded pretty sarcastic.
what does this "manual" say to do on all the hondas with no bleeder screw?
what causes this?
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stolle
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what causes this?
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CRXFreak
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what causes this?
i will do that if i can find the wiresmike93hatch;124706 wrote:well hook it up like its suppose to be hooked up so it will come on by itself.
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5thgen
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what causes this?
What motor?
Water temp should be directly effected by how hot the upper radiator hose gets (if your sensors are under the distributor like most obd1). It should measure where the top hose goes into the head. The thermostat shouldn't make a difference if it is this way.
I would check some wiring / sending units personally.
Water temp should be directly effected by how hot the upper radiator hose gets (if your sensors are under the distributor like most obd1). It should measure where the top hose goes into the head. The thermostat shouldn't make a difference if it is this way.
I would check some wiring / sending units personally.
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CRXFreak
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what causes this?
5thgen;124790 wrote:What motor?
Water temp should be directly effected by how hot the upper radiator hose gets (if your sensors are under the distributor like most obd1). It should measure where the top hose goes into the head. The thermostat shouldn't make a difference if it is this way.
I would check some wiring / sending units personally.
its a 1990 integra ls block with a b16a2 head. ok ill check the temp. sending unit and put the new one in and see if that fixes it.