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PWCOHARRINGTON
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After talking to the Honda dealer I realize that the drip and tube I found is the Evaperator drain tube and it was just dripping water from the Evaperator/ac system. No worries. It was the evaperator taking humidity out of the car and draining the water via the drain tube. It wasn't coolant afterall. Sorry for the false alarm.
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BRUCE HUNT
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That is good news and a savings of a lot of dollars.
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LISAOLGUIN
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  • 1992 HONDA ACCORD
  • 4 CYL
How to replace a heater core
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KHLOW2008
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HEATER ASSEMBLY & HEATER CORE
Removal
1. Drain radiator coolant. Place drip pan under heater hoses. Disconnect heater hoses at firewall. Disconnect heater valve cable from heater valve.

2. Remove instrument panel. Remove heater duct. Remove instrument panel support bracket. Disconnect control cables from heater.

3. Remove heater assembly nuts. Disconnect wiring harness from heater assembly. Pull heater assembly away from body, and remove heater assembly. Remove heater core cover screws, and remove heater core.

Installation
To install, reverse removal procedure. Apply sealant to grommets.
DO NOT interchange inlet and outlet heater hoses. Secure hose clamps. Loosen radiator bleed bolt. Fill radiator and reservoir tank with coolant. Tighten bleed bolt after trapped air has escaped. Adjust cables as necessary.
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Tiny
BOX5
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  • 1990 HONDA ACCORD
Heater problem
1990 Honda Accord 4 cyl Two Wheel Drive Automatic

have air blowing out defrost and vents put no heat. Inlet and outlet of heater core are hot when up to running temp, checked fuse.
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TWINSRAM
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Even though the inlet and outlet of the core get hot, that does not nessasarily mean the core is good. The inlet and outlet could be getting hot due to engine temp. If the core itself is not getting hot, Change it.
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