94 Civic EX overheating in stop and go traffic - NEED HELP!
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94 Civic EX overheating in stop and go traffic - NEED HELP!
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my sis civic is over heating in stop and go traffic and around town. i tried flushing the radiator and changing the thermostat and fan switch and thing seemed to work. i don't know what else to do.
If u know a reputable mechanic or shop near riverside area would be great. OR ANY HELP WOULD BE APPRECIATED.
198k
stock d16
my sis civic is over heating in stop and go traffic and around town. i tried flushing the radiator and changing the thermostat and fan switch and thing seemed to work. i don't know what else to do.
If u know a reputable mechanic or shop near riverside area would be great. OR ANY HELP WOULD BE APPRECIATED.
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check the thermostat maybe get one that opens sooner then the new one u got
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Re: 94 Civic EX overheating in stop and go traffic - NEED HELP!
it over heats when at its a stop. light turns green and u start driving the temp falls
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You said you changed the fan switch? Did you jump the connector to make sure the fan actually works?
When you are sitting in traffic, and the gauge creeps a little past half way can you hear the fan kick on?
When you are sitting in traffic, and the gauge creeps a little past half way can you hear the fan kick on?
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Re: 94 Civic EX overheating in stop and go traffic - NEED HELP!
Maybe a stupid question but...is there a check engine light on? Autozone will hook it up and run it. Also possibly change the radiator itself. If none of that it sounds like the thermostat is sticking. Maybe it's not the right one. Get one from honda. Good luck
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AutoZone does not pull OBD1 codes.
A bad radiator is possible, though more simple items should first be ruled out.
A bad radiator is possible, though more simple items should first be ruled out.
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Re: 94 Civic EX overheating in stop and go traffic - NEED HELP!
no check engine light.
changed the thermostats
yes i do hear the fan turn on.
might be a bad radiator!
changed the thermostats
yes i do hear the fan turn on.
might be a bad radiator!
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Look closely at it, esp at the top do you seem a greenish tint on the top? is it a little wet on the top?
I would have the system pressure tested, easy to do.
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