On the 92 civic it's right above the hood latch so you don't need to remove
the latch. Just remove the hex bolt that's holding it and then do your
thing.

"Eric R" <epic@odyssy.net> wrote in message
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> On Tue, 23 Aug 2005 19:51:18 -0400, "Tinob" <weromorena2004@yahoo.com>
> wrote:
>
> >I appreciate the quick response. I have a couple more questions. Where
> >abouts would this relay be located? Again, I surely do appreciate all of
> >the help.
>
> look here,
> http://techauto.tripod.com/mainrelay.htm
>
> "The 85-95 Civics is located right above the fuse box It can be felt
> while leaning down from driver's seat. The color of the relay is
> usually black with a brown base. The wires coming from it are usually
> seven. It can be seen to the right and above the hood latch release,
> and pretty very high up."
>
> lay on your back on the drivers side floor so you can see up
> underneath the dash. You should probably remove the hood latch
> release. Just above that is another bolt that holds the mainrelay in
> place. Unfasten the bolt. Now the main relay can move around but on
> mine I had to break a little plastic fastener that held all the wires
> to the dash, then I was able to manuever the relay out of the dash so
> it was hanging down by the pedals suspended by the wires but it was a
> very tight fit getting it out. Then you unplug the white part with
> the wires and the main relay box is free. I opened the box and
> reheated all the solders and have had no problems since though I only
> did this a few days ago.