Acura Vigor

Under the intake madifult

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This is the 1st indicator that the POWER LOCK Motor is about top go out. If it is grinding on open & close then more than likely the teeth are grinding down on the gears. Replacing A.S.A.P. will eliminate the possibility of the Driver being locked out by remote and reling on the key to unlock for entry.

Negative.

Don't assume that low oil pressure is caused by a failed oil pump. It's usually worn bearings requiring a complete engine rebuild. It would be unfortunate to go to all of that trouble and find that it didn't really solve anything. Before you replace the oil pump, disassemble the old one and check for excessive wear on the gear surfaces.

1) Is it a standard transmission or automatic engine? 2) Front wheel drive or rear wheel drive? If it is a standard transmission, you wont have a dip stick. if it is an automatic front wheel drive, it'll be on driver's side front.

You have to drop the gas tank under the car, the fuel pump is inside the gas tank.

It is usually caused by a bad alternator.

If it comes on after driving awhile and oil level is okay and it goes out if you turn off car and then restart then it is a fairly common problem with early Acura electrical connections. The solder is prone to failure on the circuit boards and or relays causing false readings or no connection. Usually these occur during hot weather. Resoldering is the cure if this is the case. Safe to continue driving if light goes out after restart though. Don"t drive if light stays on after restart until oil pressure is verified/

Positive is normally red or white with a red stripe. Negative is usually green or on rare occasions black. A multimeter will verify this.

your problem is yu have a broken motor mount that will make the car shake when you start it and step on it

SRS (Supplemental Restraint System) You have a problem with the air bags. You have to get the problem repair by a professional and they will reset the light.

It is on the drivers side of the motor directly below the throttle body and air intake and is positioned behind the alternater.

you have to remove the radiator and fans the main crank pulley and that should get you to the plastic cover take that off and then loosen the tension pulley and i would recommend changing the water pump and gasket at the same time

Follow your brake pedal up towards the steering column about 12 inches. When you press the brake you will see it comes back to rest on a part that looks like a thick threaded screw with a small black plastic cylinder that goes in and out of the end of the screw. Looks like very small spark plug. That is the Brake Switch. When you press the brake the little black cylinder pops out and turns your brake lights on. When you release the brake there is another piece of plastic on the brake pedal arm that comes to rest on the switch and turns your brake lights off. If your brake lights are staying on, the piece of plastic on the pedal arm is most likely in pieces on your floorboard, It looks like a flat disc or washer about the size of penny, width and roundness,on the brake pedal arm. You can replace it with anything about the same size. Make sure its wide enough to hit your brake switch but not so wide that it makes your brakes drag.

It could be the fuse that also controls your dash lights. It is a 15 amp fuse in the box under the hood labeled "small lights".

The answer is always positive.

If the signs are the same (positive by positive, negative by negative), then the quotient is always positive.

If the signs are different (positive by negative, negative by positive), then the quotient is always negative.

45---------------Fuel Metering.

This is not a simple project.

I haven't done it but I've been reading the Honda Motor Manual about it.

Oil pan is attached to the differential (and the differential is attached to one of the two drive shafts and the intermediate shaft), so after attaching an engine hoist to the engine hoist bracket, support the transmission, draining the engine and differential oil, you'll have to remove, sequentially;

1. The wheels

2 Both driveshafts(and all the steps required for axle job, ie. ball joint, damper forks)

3. Transmission mount(about 6 bolts involved, 40 and 47 ft -lbs)

4.1 33 mm(58 ft-lbs)Extension shaft/secondary gear sealing bolt (to get to the extension shaft)

4.2 Extension shaft(need a special tool)

5. Engine mount damper and left engine bracket

6. Intermediate shaft

7. Differential (and the power steering speed sensor attached to it)

8. Oil pan inner pipe

Hopefully I cover all the important steps

If you are not a mechanic like I'm(not), I strongly suggest the Honda very own manual(about 70$) and study what drives what. You'll see that two driveshafts that drive the wheels are driven by a differential carrier that's driven by a pinion gear(in the differential assembly) Only one of the driveshaft is driven directly by the differential carrier while the other is driven throgh an intermediate shaft which is driven by the differential carrier. The pinion gear is driven by a secondary gear in the transmission by means of an extension shaft. And the secondary gear is driven by the countershaft of the tranny itself.

So there are 3 shafts that attach to the differential. One is "to drive" the differential(the extension shaft) and the other two shafts, which drive the wheels, are "driven by" the differential ( one of the two driveshafts and the intermediate shaft). All these three shafts need to be detached from the differential.

If you are doing on the floor like me, the job will be harder, esp the 33 mm bolt that cover the access to the extension shaft. If your car is drivable, I'd first take it to a near by shop and let someone there loosen the 33mm bolt and the transmission mounting bolts(then lightly retighten them), but I would not drive it far after this( and not on highway).

Ps. check youtube on extension shaft removal. It's for Acura Legend, not Vigor, but you can get the idea.

The power steering belt has an adjustment pulley. To tighten the belt on a 1994 Acura Vigor loosen the adjustment pulley and pull it up higher than tighten it.

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5W30 I believe is the recommended oil, check the factory service manual or the owners manual. Also under the hood will be a sticker with such info.

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