Honda Accord with a V-Tec 1994

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Asked by mousedust Jan 26, 2011 at 01:21 PM about the 1994 Honda Accord

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Radiator question,  is it hard to replace??  also if stop leak has been put in it will it hurt the motor???  and when in park or netural it revs up and down.

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leak stop wont hurt the engine but its not very hard to replace im pretty sure theres only 2 bolts on each mount on top of the radiator just pull those off unhook the fan wires and loosen the hose on top and bottom of the radiator and pull it out oh and drain the fluid out before you pull the hoses

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If your engine revs up and down while in park or neutral it is probably your idle air control valve going bad. Other signs of it going bad are if it idle high or even dies.

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This applies to all motors. Has nothing to do with v tech. Is just a small unit that measures and controls the air at idle. You can clean it out or replace. Sometimes it will throw a code. I had a 95 accord ex that had the same thing. I replaced the idle air control valve and it idle just fine after. I would keep the receipt just in case it might be the throttle body. Very small chance it is that if it only fluctuate when in park or neutral.

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It is located on your intake manifold towards the firewall. You can look up what the part looks like and then look for it in your engine bay.

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