Alldata doesn't show it that way. Are you reading out of an OEM EWD, or? Keep in mind I don't automatically trust Alldata, especially on the older stuff. They could have easily omitted the sans A/C diagrams by accident and no one would be the wiser (until one opened the hood and looked).
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Tegger
Toyota MDT in MO wrote in news:eYv4m.7253$ snipped-for-privacy@nlpi069.nbdc.sbc.com:
It says Honda Motor Co. Ltd., First Edition, 12/87.
Then again, one of the engines listed is a D12B, which was never offered in North America, so this may be a European manual (I got it cheap).
My '91 Civic paper manual is /definitely/ for US/Canada.
You'd almost think they were Haynes...
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Mark Olson
I don't know if you could use this- but it might be worth a try.
I have a Honda radiator fan switch I bought as an experiment to use on a Honda motorcycle, figuring it was worth a gamble to avoid having to pay more than $50 for the Honda motorcycle part. I installed it briefly and removed it after determining that it turned on at too low of a temperature for the bike.
I bought it at Autozone, it is a Duralast P/N SW 518, also sold as a Wells SW 518. Here's a picture:
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Part Number: SW518 Weight: 0.141 lbs Quantity Per Car: 1 OEM Number: 19021006; 37773- PB1- 003
Wells specs say
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SW518 (View Image) 2 Male Blade Terminal M16 x 1.5 Open Makes 90c ± 3 Breaks 83c ± 4