ok so i just got a blue 94 accord lx 5spd and it has a 130k new timeing belt and water pump at 95 k..... is their anything elase i should check for to make sure their are no issues??? ima gona check the plugs and do a tune up also... anything you can think of that mite need to be fixed?? thanks ht...

 

tranny fluid, air filter, fuel filter, all the coolant hoses, motor mounts, chk brakes, outer belts, p/s system for leaks, chk for any angine oil leaks,

 

yooo can i check it by pulling the speed sensor out??? and is it 10w30 like the civic and 3quarts?? if so il just service it.. thanks

 

there is a 17mm plug just above the rt axle that allows you to chk and refill the tranny fluid , and yes 10w30 oil will do just fine in the manual tranny , fill it till it comes out of the refill hole

 

kool thanks man im putting plates on it 2mmrow and letin my dad use it for the weekend and im ordering new brakes and rotors and gona get all new belts.... and service the trany....

 

10w30???????

5w30 is what it takes

check the rocker shaft seals.....by pulling out the plug wires if there is oil on them it more that likely the tube seals on the bottom of the rocker assembly.

Fyi: **** the bullshit use ngk plugs...or densos stay away from bosch

 

FYI have fun trying to replace the rotors yourself if you plan on doing it yourself. on any other car i would have had no problem but after hours of trying to separate the bearings from the hub i said screw it

 

um ok i have done brakes on my 90 accord it was easy.... and my 94 civic forget it i change the front pads and rotors in 30 to 45 min...... the lil screws are the problam so i drill them out and dont use them........ but thanks for the info guys

 

well its not that it is impossible but the fact the bearings are pressed in on the 94 and needless to say it is a tight fit. don't get me wrong you might have the right tools for it and in which case it is not impossible. just about any other car i can do both sides in about 1 hour and that is taking my time with it. but i will say my accord showed me up so i had a shop deal with it instead and since they had to take the whole knuckle off to do it had them replace the axle while they were at it. that way they didn't charge me for labor since at that point it took them all of 3 minutes to swap out the axle

here is a pic of what i mean you can see how the bearing is pressed in