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1994-1997 Honda Accord Rear Motor Mount - YouTube

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How to Replace the Motor Mount on a Honda Accord ...

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They are for diagnostic purposes ! Turn the key on , don't start the engine ,then plug them together . You'll hear relays clicking an other thing's happening ! Don't leave them plugged in !

You ll need a ignition control module that is mounted to the distributor to remove it you will need a special tool and dielectric grease on the mounting surface.

i'm guessing you're asking because it's a v6 FWD and you don't know how to get to the spark plugs along the firewall. you will need to find the front motor mounts or the anti torque bolts whatever you wanna call it and make your motor swing. you can do that by locating your front motor mounts or side or even rear. i'm not sure with a eclipse but once you've found the anti torque bolts attached to it and removed them you can roll the car forward and it should leave about 6 inches of space behind the engine to get the those spark plugs. front should be easy

there is nothing the shop did the that caused this they do that because of the heat inside the car sitting out in the sun

you might wana check if the spark plugs are all the way down tightin and if they are the right spark plugs it says what kind of plug to use under your hood...and if you did it yourself hopefully you didnt put the spark plug WIRES the wrong way

you will need a u joint and a short and medium extention along with the spark plug socket. remove the coilpack then assemble the socket, extention and u joint to get the best fit. you will find this easier to remove the washer fluid bottle and the air inlet hose to improve access to the plugs and wires. this is not a simple diy job as it might seem. I have even lifted the engine off of its mounts to save time.

All of them are easy except the last in the back as you are probably aware. No 'special' tools needed. I managed it with a a u-joint and 10" and a 6" extensions; the 10" seems about just right, the other not so critical.
From the passenger's side, lay over the wheel well and drop your plug socket with the 10" extension into the spark plug hole. That may take a couple minutes a fiddling to find it. Once in, slip on the u-joint. It will be right up against the firewall. Then put the other extension on. Voila!

Installing is the same. Put the plug in with the 10" extension, start by hand, then put the u-joint on & finish.