2008 Honda Element - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Even an individual needs some form of accounting. Organization needs financial accounting not necessarily to achieve its objectives. Does the organization have a Bank Account, does it need money to buy equipment, computer, furniture etc, does it spend money for various purposes? How do you keep track of all the transactions? Is there a Government body like Taxation, or the company executives you have to report to.
about your financial activities, Profit & Loss etc.
These are just couple of reasons, why need a Financial Accounting. Hope this will help.
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It may be as simple as your oil condition or oil level. If you have poor oil in your engine the VTEC system will not operate properly and when RPMs reach 2800 or so it will buck. If everything checks okay with the oil have the code checked for your check engine light/VSA light.

Such tools are available in a variety of qualities from a variety of outlets. Some tools perform a single function and some several functions. Generally whatever is available on the home market can be sourced cheaper direct from China, usually via ebay, and sometimes they are of identical appearance except for the brand name. Sourcing one from a trade outlet is probably best as a good discount can sometimes be negotiated without affecting what is a better and quicker warranty.

If you want to solve your problem, click on the link I attached Honda Element DX Factory Service Repair Manual 2007 2008

contact you local service dealer and ask them as they will have the list

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check your fuse box.

There a is replacement guarantee in place wherein Honda states that they will repair or replace your stock Honda seat belts for the "usable life" of the vehicle. The "usable life" portion of the agreement establishes some requirements that have to be met and are listed here: 1. Vehicle has a current registration & insurance (Under Federal, State, Local Laws). 2. Legally titled within the USA or Canada (Honda North America) 3. Never been totaled by insurance or Federal/State/Local standards 4. Never had an airbag deployment / isn't throwing a code for the SRS system This warranty is separate from all other factory warranties for the car. So, you car does not have to be under it's 3/36,000 or other factory equivalent. It is warrantied directly through Honda and not a third party company. Any Honda dealership within North America is required to replace or repair the belts free of charge. There should be no charge to you for inspection or replacement costs. There have been reports about some dealerships attempting to charge a fee for the "diagnostic" process to determine if the seat belt is indeed malfunctioning. However under this warranty Honda does not allow the dealership to do this. So, you just have to stick to your guns and the dealership will not end up charging you anything. They don't cover seat belts which have been: 1. Cut, Shredded, Frayed by long term physical contact with sharp objects such as knives or belt buckles 2. Altered beyond factory specification 3. Altered from factory locations 4. Frayed by rubbing against interior trim pieces 5. Damaged by altered interior panels 6. Impeded upon by non-factory interior installations They will cover the seat belt replacement even if you have taken your inside trim apart so long as you haven't modified the seat belt or the trim surrounding the seat belt. There is no reason that this request for repair cannot be 100% successful. The warranty is very simple and clearly stated. The key...meet the requirements.

All moder fuel injected cars and trucks have an Impact switch in the fuel pump curcuit . which can trip if the veihcel is hit hard Ie run into by anothe car in parking lot. You also have a fuel pump relay in that fuel curcuit and usually a curcuit breaker which is self resetting and not a fuse. How ever if there is a fuse in that curcuit and the fuse has blown it will be out forever. Hope this is some helpRegards

This should be in your owners manual if you have one. If you don't and would like a copy, email me at [email protected] with your make, model, year and what you are needing and i will be happy to email you a copy. Don't worry, there is no cost for it. Here are snapshots right out of the owners manual. i hope this helps and good luck.

If your check engine light is on, the computer has detected a problem with your vehicle. Take it to Autozone and they will scan it for free. They will let you know what the problem is. Thanks for using FixYa.

from teh sound of it i would hazard a guess and say one of the O2 sensors isnt working ,the first one closest to engine if iam guessing it right .

Check your fuses if you have not already. Hope this helped and good luck.

Taking the seats out is a lot of work. Unless it is absolutely necessary, I wouldn't do it. There are only 4 bolts holding the seat track to the floor. The problem is some models have airbags in the seat backs. This involves SRS sensors, and disconnecting the battery, and the wiring. This will probably trigger the SRS light on the dash, which can only be turned off by a Honda dealer.

Several thing to check, if the battery is OK; then check starter, solenoid and ignition switch, if its one electricla problem. Other posibilities, coils and distribution spark. Test is and tell us news.

Also check this LINK about this troubleshooting.

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you have tire pressure sensor that id's each tires pressure. After rotating or changing tire it must be reset to "see" pressure of each tire. Your user manual should have the proceedure. Each manufacturer is different.

You should be able to purchase from the dealer just the rubber inserts, not the complete wiper. Look on the end of the wiper insert and it should be "locked" in by a tab into the rubber. Pull on this end of the insert and it should slide out of the wiper frame. In either side of the old rubber insert should be a thin steel reinforcing insert, remove these and reinstall them into the new rubber inserts. Now guide the new rubber inserts into the wiper and be sure to make sure that tab locks into the rubber insert.

I have one too.

When parking your vehicle, try to put piece of white paper on cardboard paper to se if there is any leak.
Sometimes oil can drip on your exhaust and trigger the smell thru your A/C Heat duct.