Questions & Answers for: Honda Civic heater cable

heater core .3 or where your controls are hot/cold could be just a simple plug or cable came loose and not letting it switch from hot to cold or visa versa.when you pull your switch from left to right

...coolant has been regularly changed, it is most likely that the heater control valve is faulty, or the cable that connects it to the heater control on the dash board is either faulty or

...heater valve cable, and turn the heater valve arm to the fully opened position. Drain the coolant. The engine must be cool. Remove the mounting nut to the heater. Push the hose clamps back. Place a ...

...cable. Remove the heater unit attaching nut on the firewall. Remove the dashboard as follows: Remove the center panel. Disconnect the wire connectors at the fuse box. Disconnect the sunroof switch ...

...a sticking heater control head. There is a cable that runs from the lever you are moving to a valve that controls the coolant flow into the heater core. Take it to you local Honda dealer for

...cable. Remove the heater unit attaching nut on the firewall. Remove the dashboard as follows: Remove the center panel. Disconnect the wire connectors at the fuse box. Disconnect the sunroof switch ...

...heater coolant hoses. Remove the cable and/or vacuum control lines (if equipped). Remove the heater core securing brackets and/or clamps. Lift the core from the case. Do not use force. Take care not ...

...heater control panel is cable operated with sliding knobs, not like the newer electronic controls with push buttons.  It is a "mechanical" set up as opposed to an electrical situation.Does ...

...photos of typical HVAC guts. i went oline to alldata.com , so could you. to see what you have. a 7 wire motor control for MODE. (BINGO) a 3 wire recirc, motor and 1 heater valve cable

...heater is controled by a valve near the firewall. This valve is sometimes controlled mechanically by a cable or in many newer cars by an electrically actuated valve. You will have to refer to a ...