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How hard is it to replace the water pump on a 1994 Honda Del Sol SI?
You need to go to a car parts store, and get a repair manual for your car. They cost about $16.00 Or, go to a Public Library.
How do i replace 1994 Honda Del Sol oxygen sensor?
How is the wire of o2 sensors in a honda del sol 1993?
How do you replace the antenna on a 1993 Honda Del Sol?
you take it out
How do you get to the drain tubes on a Honda del sol?
the water drain lines on rearwindow compartment are blocked on my 1994 honda civic del sol can i run a wire up the tubes to get the water out and where are they under the car.
Which fuse is for the fuel pump on a Honda Del Sol?
the fuel pump relay is under the dash on the drivers side,it looks red and gray.hope this helped . JESUS CHrist Saves!!!
How do you replace the serpentine belt on a 1997 Honda Civic EX?
It is a project that requires either a Shop manual or service CD or expert advice or someone who has done it before. On my 1995 Del Sol I had to dismantle many things to be able to replace the timing belt. But, it was either this or $800 at the Honda dealer. It is such a job that I followed advice and replaced the water pump, idler pulley, A/C idler, and other belts. All of the belts, plus gaskets, came to around $135-$150.
Where is a thermostat on a 1997 Honda Del Sol?
Where is the thermostat on a 1997 Honda Del Sol
What is the newest model of the Honda del sol?
1997 was the last year for the Honda Del Sol DSR.
Are rim from Honda Del Sol the same as the Honda civic?
the Honda del sol is a civic so they do have the same lug pattern and offset
How many 1997 Honda Del Sol's were produced?
Honda Del Sol's sold in the US in 1997 1997 = 5,603 Del Sol's were sold.
When was Honda CR-X del Sol created?
Honda CR-X del Sol was created in 1992.
Honda del sol?
Honda del Sol. A replacement to the Honda CRX. Built on the civic platform from 93-97, it was Honda's only 2 seater "semi-convertible' at the time.
