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Valve Adjustment with pictures! - Honda Element Owners Club Forum

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Jun 19, 2004 - >Tomorrow I will be adjusting my valves. How come? 30K under the severe schedule. You have 30K already? And you drive it that hard? Rear Brakes Overheating!
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Remove side clips holding the glove compartment into the console and unhook the elastic string that guides the compartment. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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high idle could be caused by air inlet duct collapsed loose or air filter element clogged,idle air control valve failed,idle air inlet passage or throttle bore is dirty full of deposit,mass air flow is dirty out of calibration,throttle plate throttle shaft or linkage is damaged or leaking.have vechicle code scan first before buying new parts.

I had the same problem with my 91' crx it would idle and have a low rev i adjusted my tranny cable located below the battery tray and accelerated and shifted fine afterwards

If it starts and runs, but won't idle, could be a vac leak, dirty throttle body, or faulty idle air control valve.

The fuel filter for a Honda 2005 Element is located inside the actual gas tank, it is part of the fuel pump. It is not something you can replace yourself.

have the ac charged its more likely low on refrigerant

I don't think you will find this online; the dealer can find it for you but probably won't do it free.
If you lost the radio because of battery change or disconnect, you can prevent this from happening again with a cheap, simple device that uses a standard 9 volt battery and your cigarette lighter/power jack, to supply 'keep alive' voltage while disconnecting the main battery. Auto parts stores carry them.

Check fan for operation.

Please see my tip at http://www.fixya.com/cars/r5821173-doesnt_car_start_gasoline_engines and let me know if you have questions.

go to walmart