96 accord over heating

Asked by Baybay Nov 10, 2020 at 02:49 AM about the 1996 Honda Accord EX

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

So im kinda having the same problem in my
96 honda accord has been running hot . i
fixed the thermostat it stopped for maybe
24hrs an its doing it again when it dtarts to
get hot i turn yhe heat on an it goes down an
back up ectt... People are telling me
thermostat so i did thay now its head gasket
or water pump. I bout this car for 3400 an got
about 5000 in it including whole new front
end meaning rackapion control arms ect.. My
car got 220 on it i dont know when the last
time the water pump was replaced i hot it at
195 . any ideas oil aint milky havnt seen any
leaks but when the car gets hot an goes into
the reserve it comes out from some were
over there any ideas before i waste all my
money...

1 Answer

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The bleeder valve is on the thermastat housing near the intake manifold. Follow the hose from the top of the radiator to the the engine. Look for something that looks like a 12mm head nut with a metal nipple comming through it. If you change your coolant but do not open this valve untill coolant flows from it you may cause an air pocket to remain in your engine, possibly causing your car to over heat.

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