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    newbee

    hello, everybuddy. have not had a honda in quite a while, just picked up a sweet 89 lxi. needs lots of love. here to pilfer info. thanks.Click image for larger version. 

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    Re: newbee

    Nice looking car and welcome. How much did it set ya back?

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    Re: newbee

    a few hundred doll hairs.

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    Re: newbee

    Hahaha, nice. Good looking car man, welcome to the forum

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    Re: newbee

    thanks. it's fairly straight, but need to sort out a lot of mechanical stuff. the surging idle while warming up, the thowout bearing, (probably the trans rebuilt-dogs are pretty shot) struts, hvac panel needs attention, figure out why gorilla tape is holding the rain out of sunroof.. ha! fun stuff to do while i use it to commute.....

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    Re: newbee

    Quote Originally Posted by thebasket View Post
    ... but need to sort out a lot of mechanical stuff. the surging idle while warming up,...
    A possibility: a temperature sensing issue. Crud in the cooling system can be a contributing factor to faulty temperature reading. Does the coolant look rusty or brown colored? Your cooling system might need a good flushing.
    1988 Accord LX-i 2-door coupe, 205K miles, updated 1/4/18.

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    Re: newbee

    Quote Originally Posted by derolph View Post
    A possibility: a temperature sensing issue. Crud in the cooling system can be a contributing factor to faulty temperature reading. Does the coolant look rusty or brown colored? Your cooling system might need a good flushing.
    yep. that's on the list. i will flush soon. i messed with the iasc (or whatever it's called) already and cranked down that control valve, it only does it a little bit at first. looks like the tranny might be first. rattly throwout, fifth gear is now done....

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