How Do You Replace The Thermostat In A 1998 Honda Accord?
The thermostat in your Honda Accord helps the cooling system to maintain the engine operating temperature. A faulty (or sticking, as it is commonly referred to) thermostat can cause your Accord to overheat, potentially causing permanent engine damage. The 1998 Honda Accord was available with two different engines—a 2.3 L four-cylinder and a 3.0 L V6. Replacing the thermostat is essentially the same process on both engines. Park your Accord on a flat surface. Concrete or asphalt is recommended. Pop your hood and disconnect the negative battery cable. Let the engine cool for at least 30 minutes prior to beginning the procedure. Locate the radiator drain plug underneath the front of the engine bay. Position a sealable container underneath it to let the engine coolant drain. Use the flat head screwdriver to remove the drain plug. Let the coolant drain for 15 to 20 minutes, and then set the container aside. Loosen the bolt around the upper radiator hose clamp where it connects to the engi
