To the left of the clock (on a Legend L series) is a little flip down panel. This covers the Hour and minute setting buttons. Simply press and hold the buttons down, and the clock time will change.
15,30,45,60,75...
The least common factor of any set of integers is 1.
The greatest common denominator of any set of denominators is infinite.
The movie 'First 90 Days' is based off the book of the same name. It gives strategies and tips for how to behave on the first 90 days as an employee with a new company to set a good impression.
The least common factor of any set of numbers is 1.
It would be your ignition lock not cathing and needs to be replaced. I have 90 acura legend L. Problem is bad ignition switch. They are about $70 at autozone.
It is mechanical, 2 piece cable, jack up car turn wheel left and look on drivers side and you will see cable.
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More than likely there is a grounded wire that would cause this. There may also be some blown fuses as well.
If its like my '90, power off the radio so that the time displays. Then, hit Set. Then the Seek/Scan buttons will change the hours and minutes. When you are finished, hit Set again to get out of Clock Setting mode.
It would be helful to know where the oil dipstick is located, where to put engine oil into the engine at, what type of oil is required, and how to accomplish that task.
Yes, It will fit a 90-93
90 degrees
With a screwdriver.
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I have a 90 Acura Legend Sedan w/a 2.7 and 229000 Miles. It was Using about a Quart every 2 Weeks. I changed the oil and Put 20 50 W Oil in 2 Oil Changes and added LUCAS OIL STABELIZER, ITS GREAT NOW!