Where to start.......? Well, to start with I've got a 1992 G2 Legend LS Sedan with all factory parts and a Pearl White paint job. I have only recently begun to really "take care" of it (I've always done my own maitenance (oil changes and such)). This weekend I finally managed to put a coat of wax on, and it honestly looks great. I replaced the air filter last weekend and it's running like a dream now...... but the ignition seems to need a little "encouragement". It has a distributor-less ignition, and I don't know how to tweak the timing. Any suggestions??? Other facts: Plugs and wires replaced about 5-6 months ago and VSS is on the list of things to change. Oh, yeah, the ABS warning is always on too...
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Where to start.......? Well, to start with I've got a 1992 G2 Legend LS Sedan with all factory parts and a Pearl White paint job. I have only recently begun to really "take care" of it (I've always done my own maitenance (oil changes and such)). This weekend I finally managed to put a coat of wax on, and it honestly looks great. I replaced the air filter last weekend and it's running like a dream now...... but the ignition seems to need a little "encouragement". It has a distributor-less ignition, and I don't know how to tweak the timing. Any suggestions??? Other facts: Plugs and wires replaced about 5-6 months ago and VSS is on the list of things to change. Oh, yeah, the ABS warning is always on too...
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You must post some pictures of this "honestly looks great" Legend. You have my attention. plus :worthless
Seriously - welcome to the forum. How many miles since the last timing belt change? Suppose to be every 90,000 miles or 6 years. Most people to the Water pump at the same time. Plugs and wires 5-6 months ago? These Legends do not have wires. May be the issue if you put wires on
. J/K..... You can get the ABS code and see what is wrong. Use the online manual to get the info you need to do it. Acura Legend Online Service Manual (Page: 0721)
You can also do a forum search on "ABS light" or "Brake" or "Anti Lock" and probably find 10+ threads about the issue. Good luck.
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Seriously - welcome to the forum. How many miles since the last timing belt change? Suppose to be every 90,000 miles or 6 years. Most people to the Water pump at the same time. Plugs and wires 5-6 months ago? These Legends do not have wires. May be the issue if you put wires on
. J/K..... You can get the ABS code and see what is wrong. Use the online manual to get the info you need to do it. Acura Legend Online Service Manual (Page: 0721)You can also do a forum search on "ABS light" or "Brake" or "Anti Lock" and probably find 10+ threads about the issue. Good luck.
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Hey, welcome to the Acura Legend and RL community. white- always a nice clean color for the Legends. The ABS not working is always a problem with the Legends... I got tired of it so I just unplugged the light in the dash. Like it better without ABS anyways. Sounds like a nice car to fix up. Enjoy. It shouldn't disappoint you :thumbsup: You really do need to post pics though
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Oops.... you're right:bowdown:You must post some pictures of this "honestly looks great" Legend. You have my attention. plus :worthless
Seriously - welcome to the forum. How many miles since the last timing belt change? Suppose to be every 90,000 miles or 6 years. Most people to the Water pump at the same time. Plugs and wires 5-6 months ago? These Legends do not have wires. May be the issue if you put wires on
You can also do a forum search on "ABS light" or "Brake" or "Anti Lock" and probably find 10+ threads about the issue. Good luck.
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yes - you do have a nice car there.
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Thanks for the tip.:2cool:
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Welcome ...Looks clean :thumbsup:
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My bumper was ripped off a few months ago and I'm trying to re-mount it. Since downloading the manual, I understand how to do it, and last night I got under the bumper and was unpleasantly surprised to find not only that there are no screws holding the bumper turn signal lights in but they wouldn't budge either. Where are the screws supposed to be?
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nice car, the bumper light screws should be in white plastic, they're not 100% necessary, they stay in pretty good anyway assuming they're tight. To get to them, you have to remove the black plastic cover underneath where fog lights would be if you had them, although yours is a 1992, and has a different bumper, its probably something along the same lines.My bumper was ripped off a few months ago and I'm trying to re-mount it. Since downloading the manual, I understand how to do it, and last night I got under the bumper and was unpleasantly surprised to find not only that there are no screws holding the bumper turn signal lights in but they wouldn't budge either. Where are the screws supposed to be?
Your car looks nice :thumbsup:
Any plans for mods?
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Nice finish there. BTW, I have never seen a legend sedan with factory fog lamps...what do they look like?
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welcome to the forum ...nice ride.. now that i thought about this.. I should have gotten a white one instead of black...
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