Where is the bolts to remove a 85 honda accord starter???

Re: Replacing the starter 1999 Honda Accord (joenoreason)

1. Remove the battery and battery tray.
2. Remove the lower radiator hose.
3. Remove wiring harness from starter bracket.
4. Label and disconnect the wires from the starter motor solenoid.
5. Remove the 2 bolts that mount the starter to the trans.

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No free service manaul is available, but you can buy the orig manual at the link http://www.faxonautoliterature.com/1985-Honda-Accord-Repair-Shop-Manual-Original--P14646.aspx

You have a single fuel injector in it right. Try right at the end of the gas pedal cable at the engine there is an electrical plug and a little device that goes around in a circle when the gas is mashed. That is the throttle position sensor. Try unplugging that and if there is no difference in the revving then the throttle position sensor is out. If that is not the problem, then plug your engine into a an onboard diagnostic reader. 85 is an obd1.

When was the last time it had a tune up? Sounds like the carb needs rebuilding.

I'm confuzzed. Does an Acer have a Honda accord starter?

Disconnect the + battery cable. Disconnect all wires on the starter, and remove the mounting bolts. Wiggle the starter out of the engine bay, and replace with the one you want to use. Reinstall the bolts and wires, and reconnect the battery + wire.

put a little heat on them be carful though

should be an easy DIY project. Remove the negative battery cable. remove the big nut on the starter selonoid, and remove the wires from the stud. Remove the nut from the small terminal on the selonoid and remove the wire. Remove the two starter bolts that hold the starter to the engine, these have 9/16 heads and screw in straight up. Sometimes these starters have a bracket at the back end of the starter, if so remove this bracket. Do NOT let the starter fall on your head it will hurt you!! I know this from experience( 6 stitches and a mild concussion)

Detach the cable from the negative terminal of the battery. Caution: If you have an anti-theft radio, make sure you have the activation code before disconnecting the battery.

Remove the battery and battery tray from the engine compartment (remove the battery first, then remove the bolts for the battery tray and remove it.).

Remove the lower radiator hose and the wiring harness from the starter bracket. Make sure they are positioned out of the way.

Clearly label, then disconnect the wires from the terminals on the starter motor solenoid (the smaller cylinder attached to the starter). Disconnect any clips securing the wiring to the starter.

Remove the mounting bolts (two) and detach the starter (pull it gently out of its housing).

Reverse this procedure for installation.

Hope this is of help to you.

Is this for a 4 or 6 cylinder engine?

If it is for the 4 cylinder, it's not that easy as the intake manifiold needs to be removed before the starter can be removed as the starter is under the intake manifold. Once the manifold is removed then it's a matter of a couple bolts and connections. It's not that quick a job.

It's not that easy. Yes, 2 bolts hold the starter down but you have to remove the whole intake manifold to access the starter to remove it.