Overheating my 1996 acura 3.2 tl keeps overheating i dont know whats wrong

I am assuming you mean 1996 as they did not make a TL in 1986. So if it is a 1996 the firing order is 1-4-2-5-3-6

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this web site should help you find the locations by photos
1996 acura arp sensor locations Google Search

picture diagram of blower motor resistor for 96 acura 2.5tl

1996 Acura TL.3.2:--- Standard engine:--- 3.2L 200 hp V6.-------------- Horsepower:-- 200 @ 5300 RPM------------ Torque lb-ft:-- 210 @ 4500 RPM.---------- Fuel Economy:---------- City:--19/mpg.------ highway:--24/mpg.------- Fuel capacity:---17.20.------------ ---------------------------- Keep updated if any more query.Thanks.

Call a Acura dealership to get the code- see if you can find out where the Acura was purchased. If you don't know then keep calling other Acura Dealerships until you get the answer. Someone will tell you. Goodluck!

you may have a bad cluster,remove the cluster and check the connections going to cluster in the back, also make sure all your fuses are good,if everything looks good then i would replace the cluster.

YOUR WIPER MOTOR COULD HAVE BINDING LINKAGE AND PIVOTS.TRY LUBRICATE THEM WITH WD40.TRY NOT TO GET ANY ON WINDSHIELD.IF THIS DONT WORK WIPER MOTOR COULD BE FAULTY.

if ur antifreeze keeps showing low or none , there is a leak in the system. check for leaks in the radiator or in the colling systems piping.

Start with the easy one (hopefully). You probably have to replace your turn signal flasher. It's located behind the dash, driver side of steering column in the relay block (just pull out to remove).
Your overheating problem: Are you losing coolant, or is the car just running hot? Any leaks, puddles?
Check the cooling fans to make sure they are kicking on as the engine temp rises. If not, you may have a bad switch that is not telling the fan to go on. If fan(s) are operating ok, check the thermostat. If it isn't opening properly, it could be the cause of the overheating. If you have a leak in the system, then when it gets too low, it starts to overheat. Many possibilities, So, let me know the answers to the above so I can help further if needed.