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[randisimo]

I guess am back to the honda game but now with a 88 accord lxi hatch!!!!!!! bought this car from the first original owner and its pretty freaking mint. only bad thing is that its an automatic but that's a easy fix right lol. joined this site to get some intel from the OG's and to see what pieces can fit on these old sexy looking car. its fuel injected.

[randisimo]

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[Shane86]

Welcome looks good

[Honda#1]

Welcome! That car looks awesome!

[randisimo]

ok guys the swap was finally done. got the manual transmission in and its running great. still have little things to update but here it is.

[conozo]

Congrats!

[Dr_Snooz]

How you like it?

[randisimo]

its amazing. am seeing the antifreeze isn't being used it looks like its always full. may b I have to check the radiator and the hoses and make sure everything is good.

[Dr_Snooz]

Beware. They are closed systems. Once you open it, all the demons spill out and cause no end of torment.

[2oodoor]

Beware. They are closed systems. Once you open it, all the demons spill out and cause no end of torment.

Sure you’re not talking about a GM vehicle??? Lol

[Dr_Snooz]

Hey! I own 4 GM vehicles and only 3 have left me stranded. So there.

[2oodoor]

Oh not knocking [pun]GM, hell I own one now and love it 07 LTZ T-hoe. I was going for the orange antifreeze of coagulation

[Dr_Snooz]

Oh gawd. You're right. My '09 truck has that crap in it. How do I get rid of it?

Speaking of coolant, I'm still running the Evans NPG lifetime coolant in my 3g. It's been there since 2010 and still seems to be working great. I haven't had any leaks (fingers crossed) and it still is the same clear color as when I put it in. It's amazingly difficult to dispose of old coolant around here and any kind of cooling system service always makes a ginormous mess, so the Evans makes a lot of sense for me. It's $30/gal and requires special purging of the cooling system before you fill, so don't use it until you're sure you have all the leaks worked out of your cooling system. I'd say it's a good choice for after a rebuild when the block is bone dry and you know it's going to be a long time before you'll need to dig into it again.

All that to say I have to look into replacing my Dex with NPG. I just have to see how much coolant it will take. My other trucks take like 8 gallons of coolant. Eek.

[Dr_Snooz]

Just checked the capacity. It's only 6 gallons and change.