Water pump & timing belt replace ment for 93 honda accord need exact how to,instructions.

Nancy, the Honda recommendations are to change belt 100,000 Km/ 60000 miles or every 7 years which ever occurs first. So if timing belt has not been changed, YES change it. Check the attached links,instruction and guides, Good luck
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Frequently Asked Questions FAQ Honda Owners Site
https://www.angieslist.com/articles/do-i-really-need-replace-my-timing-belt.htm
1998 2002 Honda Accord Timing belt replacement with water pump

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this is a link to one of the best oics to show you the timing covers....the water pump is number 4, about halfway down in the pics

google= how to place a timing belt on a 1993 honda accord

i am guessing that you are asking about replacing the timing belt on your honda .. if so then here is the replacement schedule

under normal driving 105,000 miles or 84 months
under extreme temp 60,000 miles or every 48 months (hot or cold climates)

its a good idea to change the water pump and tensioner pullies at the same time.. they dont add much to the parts cost ...

basic timing belt kit with pullies
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kit with water pump and pullies
http://www.amazon.com/Timing-Belt-Honda-Accord-1998/dp/B003AXRV3S

its not a good idea to wait for belt failure. interference engines like yours will do a lot of damage if the belt fails.

Timing belt and water pump would be a wise repair procedure and great insurance to keep this vehicle running as it should.

sounds like u bought a car that was neglected and possibly changed parts by owner who probably did things on the cheap you also say how many miles on car -u did a tune up and belt probably needed it but also vehicle is 17 yrs old and some parts will need replacing good luck with it hopefully u got it at a low enough price to off set some of these repairs

It is an expert job.....you need to remove the timing belt first before removing the water pump. It;s best to replace the water pump every time ou replace your timing belt.

Technically, nothing else needs to be changed when replacing a timing belt, however it is recommended or suggested to replace the timing belt tensioner and water pump while doing the belt. These items are only accessable when doing a timing belt. The cost should be under $100.00

It depends on the engine. The 4 cylinder engine uses a timing chain, and is generally replaced every 150,000 miles (Honda doesn't give a specific interval) with the water pump (driven off of the timing chain) and timing gears. On the V6 engine, you have a regular rubber/steel belt, and it is supposed to be replaced every 105,000 miles, according to Honda. The water pump is driven off the belt as well, and should be inspected or replaced. (I recommend replacing the water pump anyway, just to save yourself any future trouble)

your water pump is in the timing case and requires you to take timing case, timring belt, motor mount and water pump off, then you have to put all back on but you will need to make sure you reset the timing before starting the engine