I own a 1992 honda accord, It has an overheating problem, the fans came on and off, then I noticed coolant leaking from top of radiator, So I removed the radiator, I'm going to install a new one, I removed goose neck (where sensor is) but no thermostat, it has an o ring and the attaches to the block, Is this where the thermostat goes? Where is the thermostat located, Thank you, any help will be appreciated, Best Regards, Carl

Yes, that's where the thermostat should be. The previous owner must have removed it, because the car was overheating. It's smart that you are replacing the radiator. Refill with a 50/50 mixture of Zerex G-05 antifreeze (HOAT) and distilled water. This link should help:

https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/cars-t...tml#post235973

Thank you for your advice, service work, to help people is a great thing no matter,how little or how small you are a special person, be true to thein self and onto others,Happy new Year,best regards,Carl

Thank you.

Be sure to solve the overheating problem, before driving the car. Overheating is the No. 1 cause of blown head gaskets, warped heads, and damaged valves ($2,500+ repair bill), on aluminum head engines.

Thank you , Texas Grease Monkey,You'r help much appreciated,Carl

Keep us posted.

Texas Grease Monkey: I am new to this site.I really didn't know how to navigate correctly, when it prompted me to rate below,nothing said rate,so I hope the feedback got to the right place,by the method I used.Also I believe imformation I saw, was on your site, IT was a list with problems and or trouble shooting Items that looked blue ( Like links ) from A to Z of possible troube shooting methods ( I saw one that listed overheating), and I lost the page,, do you have such imformation on your Texas Grease Monkey spot ,or am I Misstaken and saw this somewhere else? Sorry for the Bagage I'm new to THe Ask Me help desk, Please Advise, Best Regards, Carl

RE : 1992 Honda Accord , thermostat question, that you answered.

Click the link below:

https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/cars-t...les-46563.html

Hello Tx Grease Monkey: #7 on your list of options was the information I couldn't find T/Y, With Ask me help desk, and your help and advice the repair endeavor is going well, and no snafu or fubar due to lack of knowledge, You are a walking Technical Manual ( T M ) in the old days of Olive Drab!

Respectively Carl, 101st Airborne Division, chopper Mechanic 1974-1977

Glad the information helped. You had you hands full working on choppers, during the Vietnam War.

I was lucky, I was in the rear, That conflict was a joke, God bless all, involved, thank the central Bank (Federal Reserve) for all wars, see zeitgeist.com, some material great, not the part on Religion.

Best Regards, Carl