Also, this could also be a corroded thermostat in need of replacement. This just happened to my '89 Accord where I needed to stop every 3-4 minutes and stop for 10 minutes and bleed the squealing steam from the radiator cap. It's an easy $25 fix. I couldn't figure it out and paid $120 bucks to the mechanic. The second answer is the correct one. Thank you. The engine is really overheating. You most likely need to put water /antifreeze in your radiator to fill it up to the top again -- driving for 3 or 4 years without changing the coolant will cause this temperature guage to go up and down - sometimes it would stay on hot and other times went up and down like a yo-yo. How do I know? Because I had an '89 that did this -- when I topped off the fluid, then it stopped. Yeah it was that simple.
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Where is the transmission fluid temperature sensor on a 1998 Honda accord and how do you replace it?"
On a Honda Accord the coolant temperature sending unit is on the passenger side of the upper engine. It is next to the cylinder head.
probably leaking or maybe a bad rad cap
There is a temperature sensor.
The temperature gauge sending unit, located on a 1989 Honda Accord LXI is located on the thermostat. It is the small connection with a single wire sticking out of it.
The water temperature sensor on your 1991 Honda accord, is located on the front of the engine. The sensor is above the water thermostat housing.
The lowest price found for a 1994 Honda Accord is $1995 on offer, but the majority prices ranged from $2495 with the highest price at $3995. So on average the price for a Honda Accord is between $3250. Many can be bought for $3495.
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On the dash, right below the temperature gauge.
the temp sensor is right behind the distributor