92 hatch overheating
well i getin start it up and with in a few min the coolant temp jusmps all the way up to overhearting, so i turn on the heater and it drops the temp down some but no hot air blows out of the vents, and then after a few min it jumps back up? any ideas? its a 92 HB......
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by weezo182 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">ya ive already flushed the system and proabably change the thermastate... any more ideas thanks</TD></TR></TABLE>
how do you probably change the thermostat??
its either you did or didnt
if you didnt change it and see what happens they are cheap
how do you probably change the thermostat??
its either you did or didnt
if you didnt change it and see what happens they are cheap
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by komat »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
how do you probably change the thermostat??
its either you did or didnt
if you didnt change it and see what happens they are cheap</TD></TR></TABLE>
i ment to say ill probably change the thermaostat, ya there is some smoke when you push it hard of the light
how do you probably change the thermostat??
its either you did or didnt
if you didnt change it and see what happens they are cheap</TD></TR></TABLE>
i ment to say ill probably change the thermaostat, ya there is some smoke when you push it hard of the light
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Could be a few things
1. Air in the cooling system (not likely unless you recently had a cooling service)
2. Thermostat (go ahead and change it out its cheap and you prob need one anyway)
3. Waterpump
4. Clogged radiator (I experienced the same exact prob you were having and this fixed it for me)
5. Blown head gasket (check the color of the smoke coming out your tail pipe, if its white then you may have a problem, check your oil for water bubbles as well)
1. Air in the cooling system (not likely unless you recently had a cooling service)
2. Thermostat (go ahead and change it out its cheap and you prob need one anyway)
3. Waterpump
4. Clogged radiator (I experienced the same exact prob you were having and this fixed it for me)
5. Blown head gasket (check the color of the smoke coming out your tail pipe, if its white then you may have a problem, check your oil for water bubbles as well)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by weezo182 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">its a little bit of black smoke.....ill change the thrurmastat and se what happens... ill post the results.... thanks for the help</TD></TR></TABLE>
That's normal on any honda as old as yours especially if your running any kind of aftermarket programs on your ECU (black smoke=running rich(lots of fuel)). Check out your thermostat and radiator (I think you can have the system pressure tested).
That's normal on any honda as old as yours especially if your running any kind of aftermarket programs on your ECU (black smoke=running rich(lots of fuel)). Check out your thermostat and radiator (I think you can have the system pressure tested).
if it gets that hot within just a few minutes, thats bad,
I'd go with head gasket if it's the stock engine. The non vtec SOHC used a composite head gasket which fails really easy.
I'd go with head gasket if it's the stock engine. The non vtec SOHC used a composite head gasket which fails really easy.
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