20 Most Recent 1989 Acura Legend - Page 7 Questions & Answers

Check to make sure the hose going to the fuel pressure regulator on the fuel rail is tight and has no leaks.

One of the tires may have a slipped belt or be extremely out of balance. I would reccomend not driving it until you have it inspected.

Most likely it's antifreeze. Need to check it for leaks. Follow the leak up to see if u can see where it's coming from

Run the car with the rad cap off topping up the level until the fan turns on

Why? Did you loose the keys? If so, hire a locksmith or contact a Acura dealership for a duplicate. You may end up doing more damage to your car.

see the diagram attached, use the VOM for fix it. God bless you

drain coolant, locate thermostat housing on engine at end of lower radiator hose, loosen clamp to remove hose from housing and disconnect sensor...remove bolts and carefully remove housing from engine. Inspect parts and replace anything worn (such as swollen hoses, damaged housing, defective temp sensor). Sealant is not necessary to re-install the thermostat.

hola tengo un problema con mi carro es un acura legend 89 el corro prende bien y calienta lo normal pero cuando le pongo la rrebersa o la D ola 2 el carro se apaga deimediata mente mepueden ayudar y desirme cual es el problema porfavor?

it sounds like an over loaded circuit breaker. check for correct rating for the lights in use.

An electrical current draineg: something other than Computer Memory& your clock is staying on or not timing outYou shouldn't have more than 35 to 80 Milli-Ampsall the time,depending on the vehicle

You need to have someone you trust to look under your car for leaks. For that amount of oil loss the leak should show a trail of oil.There is a rear main seal and it is where the transmission and engine join. Often the oil pan is in the vicinity of this part. Perhaps the repair was misdiagnosed and you actually had a bad rear seal leak instead. Depending on how this style seal is removed, it may require separating the engine from the transmission. Or the repair did not last and you should go back to have it corrected.If there is no leak under your car, then the oil is going somewhere. The valve seals are the next most probable place.I hope my solution is helpful, please rate my info.

no you can have that one rebuilt or buy another transmission but thats about it

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check if you have a blogged air filter,fuel filter or insufficient fuel into injection system either due to fuel filter or low fuel pressure due to fuel pump