Buy a good manual. You get what you pay for. If you are going to keep the car, buy a factory manual.
Get new seals for sensors BEFORE you start the job.
Drain the coolant. While the coolant is draining remove fan. Then disconnect all hoses tubes and wires from radiator. (Sometimes hoses must be disconnected before the fan can be removed.) Remove radiator. Transfer any sensors to new radiator and apply seals.
Reverse steps to re-assemble. Do your best to avoid smashing the metal fins on the radiator. Refill with coolant. There is likely a cooling system bleed valve that needs to be opened to let air out. Close bleed valve when coolant comes out. DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN. The bleed valve is usually located by the thermostat housing. Your manual will give you more specifics.
When radiator appears to be nearly full and coolant has come out of bleed valve, start car with rad cap off. Let the car warm up to the point that the thermostat opens. You know this happens when the upper radiator hose starts to get hot. This process can be accelerated by holding the engine RPM at 2,000. After T-stat opens, top off radiator. Fill reservoir to middle of max min marks. Pour water over any areas that have antifreeze on them. Water dries quickly, antifreeze doesn't. This way you can see if there are any leaks after your test drive.
IT'S NOT DONE UNTILL IT IS TESTED PERIOD.
Search for how to replace one in a 94, they are mainly identical in process.
Blown fuse, defective fan motor, or defective thermal relay.
No.
You bleed the clutch at the slave cylinder located near the transmission close to the radiator up front.
yes, your lug pattern size is 4x114.3 for 94-97 Accords. All models.
No, the only transmission that fits exactly is a 94-97 Accord. The 90-93 Accord can be used, but you will need the 90-93 flywheel. Chuck
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R134 (Source: '94 Accord Manual)
Front? Rear?
How to replace a timing belt on Honda accord 94
usually you follow the upper radiator hose to the engine you have to remove that hose and the thermostat is between the hose and engine block....sometimes you have to move the alternator to get there
In the valve cover