Overheating 1989 Civic refused to start constantly.

Discussion in 'Civic' started by Red Cloud, Jun 9, 2004.

  1. Red Cloud

    Red Cloud Guest

    1989 Honda. over 140,000 miles, authomatic.
    Drove uphill about 30 minuate with 2nd Gear since my car can not climb
    more than 30 miles with normal driving Gear. Then I stop. I opened
    the hood, I saw the engine overheated and the bit of coolant got leaked.
    The car refused to start. I waited about 40 minutes to cool down.
    Then it got start. What are the problems here? Why is overheated and refused to
    start? This is the constant problem when the car overheated or drive
    long hours and stop then it refused to start so I have had to cool down...
    What are problems? Is it on the engine misfiring or transmission?
    I welcome any input.
     
    Red Cloud, Jun 9, 2004
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