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1994 Honda Civic - Page 4 Questions & Answers
Temperature gauge not accurate
Most manufacturers do not supply the gauge with the correct temp. It is a computer generated guess that is displayed. If computer sees engine tempature getting warm then it will increase gauge. I had a car that someone removed the thermostat on and it would still show after three minutes it was at operating temp. But heater didn't put out heat for almost 45 minutes. A discussion with a gm engineer made me start testing others. Dodge crystler Mitsubishi gm and many others use this fake gauge. Dodge Cummins use it also for their oil pressure gauge. The only way to have accurate temp gauge is install a manual one or watch it through the scan tool. I’m happy to assist further over the phone at
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Ignition switch just clicks
Check your connections starting with the battery, check the starter fuse and relay and also check your starter.. If you have a meter it helps tremendously, you can get one under 10$ at your local harbor freight and just in case here is a link to instructions
How to Use Multimeter
I NEED TO REPLACE THE DISTRIBUTER
FIRST OFF REMOVE DISTRIBUTOR CAP THEN REMOVE ROTOR
DISCONNECT TWO CONNECTORS GOING TO DISTRIBUTOR
UNBOLT THREE RETAINING BOLTS AND PULL DISTRIBUTOR OUT
PLACE NEW OR USED DISTRIBUTOR IN THE SAME WAY OLD ONE CAME OUT
RESECURE BOLTS AND INSTALL ROTOR AND CAP
I have a 94 Honda
there are fuses for each light, high and lo beam. the grounds are grounded at all times, I dont know what you mean by open seeking. its wired like every other car. Right low beam is fuse 21 Red/White wire should be hot if fuse is good. I dont know what you mean by hooking low beam connector to battery? check fuses.
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