Honda Civic Overheating? How to Tell if It's the Engine or the Gauge (DIY Diagnosis) 8th Generation
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Is Your 8th generation (2009)Honda Civic overheating, or is it just a faulty gauge? Don't get stranded!
This video will show you how to diagnose the problem yourself and save money on repairs. You'll learn: Simple checks to identify signs of overheating (without expensive tools!)
How to tell if your temperature gauge is malfunctioning
Easy troubleshooting steps to pinpoint the culprit (it might be simpler than you think!)
What to do next based on your diagnosis (fix the gauge or address engine cooling issues)
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Feel better Danny. Thanks for the video.
Just sold my 8th gen like two weeks ago for a new car. I watch ur videos to reminisce.
Great as always.
Appreciate you still watching, what was your new purchase?
What year was it? Lol i may be the one who bought it
Very informative. Hope mechanics in my country have same knowledge.
hopefully they do, I appreciate your support
Hey Danny do you think you could show how to remove the Fuel filler housing assembly that surround the fuel neck I can’t find a video anywhere on how to remove it because there’s rust behind it that I can’t get it without removing it.
I’m assuming you just have to rip it out but thought I would ask someone who knows Hondas better then me
I need to find a OBD1 scanner for my 95 Civic.
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@@dannysdiygarage thank YOU! will check out the features it offers for OBD1 cars. - Mike 🤜🏻🤛🏻
Hey Danny fantastic informative video . Also can you tell is your car have a rich condition ? Because looking at your scanner at the ending of the video , it appears it’s taking fuel away on both long and short term and it was in closed loop ?.. thank you sir
That’s correct, because it was not reading the temperature data correctly it effects the fuel delivery, great observation
Hey Danny...one question? Was this an intermittent problem, or did the thermister have a sudden failure and would always show excessive temp? Good use of the diagnostic tools!
Was not intermittent, it failed all the time
I learn something more
Thanks for watching and the support 👍🏼❤️
Hey danny do you have a video replacing motor mounts?
Sorry, I don’t
Danny, do you know at what temperature radiator fan should normally turn on? And if I read temperature data via obd snanner it relays on top sensor, right?
this video should explain all this question: ua-cam.com/video/Uw4lLvyFOns/v-deo.htmlsi=qVKP5algcJKZCcFK
@@dannysdiygarage thanks, so I need to buy more advanced scanner to know the answer.
my daughter won't check her transmission fluid even though it has leaks at the seals on ends of transmission drive shafts they are small leaks when driving.
how accurate does the transmission fluid level have to be if it is a bit low or high above range will it mess anything up ? she has 2007 with 182,000 miles.
If it’s an automatic transmission watch this video, ( link below )at the end it will show how to adjust your transmission level ua-cam.com/video/zgA7H8XFfQk/v-deo.htmlsi=bANEpCkjNriqIssS
Let her buy her own car since she doesn’t want to take care of her car and tell her to take the bus since she’s so ungrateful
I'm sorry this comment just is so stupid... she knows it has a problem and refuses to address said problem that can cause major problems in her life.
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