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Old 04-24-2008, 11:55 AM
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94' Civic Overheating

I have a 94' civic and its overheating. I tried to find thermostat but no luck. Can anyone help location and if anything else could cause overheating. All fuses for fans look good.
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Re: 94' Civic Overheating

follow the hose to the engine block, the thermostat will be under the neck that is bolted to the block.
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Re: 94' Civic Overheating

Did you find it? What kind of motor do you have in it? I have the OEM manual for the 92 civic and will try to take a screen-shot of the page and post it up for reference if you still can't find it. It may take a few days, as I have a very busy week.
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