20 Most Recent 1994 Honda Civic Del Sol - Page 3 Questions & Answers

Called the clutch switch, or clutch safety switch. Buy a new one, buy used from a junkyard, or bypass the switch by connecting the wires together. Those are pretty much your choices. Good luck.

8mm socket or phillp screw driver to remove distributor cap, and same screw driver to remove two screw's that hold ignition coil in distributor, don't let them do it there trying to rip you off.

difficult one this ,its a manual so this obviously not a american version ,To be honest here this is one of them questions where i would need a road test i think to see first hand the problem,Their is a multitude of things that could cause this ,the idle with foot off the clutch could be the crank thrust bearing are worn causing a resistance ,to check this get someone to push the clutch down and you check the front pulley to see if it moves forewards when clutch is pushed down ,now as for the missing at 1500rpm this may just need the plugs regapping to 25 th but it could also be a mass air flow sensor even a coil pack and without head under bonnet i have no idea

Sounds like the squeakers on the brake pads are rubbing. This is designed to make the noise you described to let you know it time to service your brakes. A brake inspection should reveal the problem Let me know if you have any questions and I'll do my best to answer them. Thank you for using FixYa.com! I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/jeremy_d728a59f986299fa

take pipe of carb turn over see if fuel comong out,if not check fuel filter ,check plugs for spark,no spark check points on distributor. fuel/spark ok check timeing.if fuel/sprk/timeing ok check carb/jets for dirt ect;

Other then replacing them?

Hello,

I located a wiring diagram for your car, but need some information, is it equipped with SRS (Air Bags)?

older hondas well known for distributer leaks,

hear you go.

Well if it makes a thumping noise when you drive it is bent. If you hit something hard like a curb it could very well be out of alignment. If you notice the car seems to also go up and down while you drive it probably has a bent axle. Dangers of a bent axle are that it can superheat and break and cause a lot more damage and you might injure yourself. It's probably not a bent axle if you pulls or lists to the side. That is caused by poor wheel and tire alignment.

test your fuel pump pull pipe off and crank the engine

It is just supposed to be held on with snap-in clips. With enough prying force, it will pop out.

You have to unbolt and remove all the seats from inside the vehicle. Also, the front seat belt anchors have to be unbolted and all the door sill plastic trim and kick panel plastic trims have to be unscrewed and removed. Last but not least, the center console has to be unscrewed and lifted out of the car. It's all possible, if you can find all the screws to remove and have lots of time and patience for this task.

The water may be getting in to the car through a damaged, or worn piece of weather stripping around the doors, trunk lid, the front windshield or rear window. Has the car be in an accident recently? Is there rust around the front windshield, or rear glass? These issues can allow water to get into the vehicle.