1994 Honda Street/Acty Van Engine overview

[@trey1531]

Taking the carb off is not that bad. Some coolant does leak out though.

[@JuanChavez-bf1ic]

Nice vid! Recently picked up an Acty. Where do you get your parts from? Wanting to replace my carb solenoids soon. Thanks!

[@happydaily7324]

Amayama is a good choice, just make sure you put in the right model.

[@carlosrosado3173]

And also another video of how to change the timing belt

[@happydaily7324]

Go lookup my buddy Jdm Gems on KZbin he may have some info.

[@carlosrosado3173]

Hey brother, can you make a video on how to change the head gasked of the Honda Acty

[@happydaily7324]

Sadly I do not have an engine to do this with the vehicle was sold some time last year.

[@ryanwilson1369]

Where did you find a Honda Acty Attack truck? I have been looking for a while and can't find many in the US.

[@DudeIndy]

Gotta import one man, otherwise you’re gonna pay a lot more to get on in the US. There’s ton of info online, Facebook groups and forums. Buying one in Japan and getting it to your house isn’t as hard as it sounds

[@happydaily7324]

@@DudeIndy that or know a good friend that imports for good prices, that's what I did.

[@jdmsanchez559]

There's a guy in east ct with a couple.. streets and acty

[@peteslife9714]

Hey brother where do you check the coolant?

[@happydaily7324]

In the van models open the left sliding door and remove the plastic cover on the bottom right side below the seating area on the side. There should be a little coolant bottle held back by a brass colored(zinc coated) holder.

[@peteslife9714]

@@happydaily7324 Actually I got feedback from another post and the radiator cap on my unit is on the passenger side underneath the dashboard under a plastic cover one wingnut and then you get to the coolant cap

[@happydaily7324]

@@peteslife9714 well yes the radiator fill is at the radiator under the dash but the coolant reservoir where you typically wanna add coolant is back where I'm talking about. Anytime you should add radiator coolant to the radiator itself as if you're doing a full flush or completely refilling an empty system my friend 👍

[@peteslife9714]

@@happydaily7324 oh got ya!!