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Car Forum / Honda Cars / April 2005

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93 Honda Civic

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enravi - 07 Apr 2005 18:07 GMT
I have a 93 Honda civic. The temperature meter stays at the regular
positions for some time and then moves very fast to the highest level. It
happens especially when I drive on highways. What is causing this?
thermostat or cooling system or any other problem? Please help!!

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TeGGer? - 07 Apr 2005 19:19 GMT
> I have a 93 Honda civic. The temperature meter stays at the regular
> positions for some time and then moves very fast to the highest level. It
> happens especially when I drive on highways. What is causing this?
> thermostat or cooling system or any other problem? Please help!!

Need more detail: How long on the highway before it starts to overheat?
Happens every time? When the needle starts movng up, does it go back down
if you turn your interior heater on full blast?

Four possibilites right now:
1) Bad thermostat
2) Bad rad cap
3) Blocked rad
4) Fins on rad corroded and falling off.

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Randolph - 07 Apr 2005 19:36 GMT
> I have a 93 Honda civic. The temperature meter stays at the regular
> positions for some time and then moves very fast to the highest level. It
> happens especially when I drive on highways. What is causing this?
> thermostat or cooling system or any other problem? Please help!!

First of all, don't drive the car until this is fixed. You don't want
the head to warp or crack.

If the engine overheats at highway speeds, the most likely cause is a
failed water pump. Regardless, replace the thermostat first, as it is
much cheaper and easier to do.
 
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