Hi, my 1995 acura legend has been idling and leaking oil. Today I drove over a piece of cement and now when I put oil it goes right through and immediatley leaks out. As for my idle problem I tried cleaning it but that didnt fix the problem. Please help me with anything. I am a female and I need some suggestions thank you!!

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your water pump is leaking and most likely you had a small oil leak under there also and now the coolant is washing it out, don't go too long with these leaks because your timing belt is under there and is getting soaked with oil and and coolant this will break or slip off causing major engine damage to result (i.e bent valves) good luck and please rate -jeff

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There should be a switch for the sunroof on the left end of the dashboard panel. Push it up to close it and down to open it. It's a 'rocker-type' switch that says ROOF on it.

SOURCE: 1993 Acura Legend Overheating.

This could happen if your fan is indeed weak.  To test disconnect the thermostat of the radiator by removing the terminals near the radiator hose towards the engine.  You should see the fan run at its highest speed, then you can check if your fan has weakened.

SOURCE: My 1995 Acura Legend has a oil light that comes of and on

When your oil light often refered to as a "dummy light" comes on you should immediatly shurt your car off and call a friend to bring you oil. If you have checked your Oil (with the car off and sitting for a few minutes) and it is all the way to the second dot on the dipstick then your oil level sensor needs to be replaced.

SOURCE: My 1995 Acura Legend smokes very bad when at an idle

you think all gaskets and rings will cover everything? 1st thing you must do is determine the source of the smoke. If it only smokes at idle, but never under accel or at cruise, I would HIGHLY doubt its rings. Rings leak worst under pressure...when accelerating or under high load. If it smokes at idle and even more under long decels (like coasting down a long hill) it may very well be valve seals. If it ONLY smokes at idle and never any other time, it may be as simple as plugged oil returns or a PCV problem? Dont start changing things. DIAGNOSE 1st, then change when you have determined a cause.

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