20 Most Recent 2005 Honda Jazz 1.4 Questions & Answers

Sounds like the head unit is malfunctioning from how you have described the issue. If so you would need to replace the unit to correct. If it is the same unit that does CD and radio and only part of the features function you will need to replace the faulty unit.

service the car chage plugs and fue filter

Go to Connemera Market, Palayan, Trivandrum. I've seen so many of it there.

Check the speed sensors on the bearing hubs you replaced. Did you damage the wire harness when you changed out the hubs. Did you reset the abs system. You got some work to do & if you don't have the equipment to do it, bring it to a mechanic who does. This may lead you back to the dealer, sorry. Several abs systems are specific to a dealer.

That could be many issues, you need the dealer to keep testing it or wait until it acts up all the time. These types of problems can be caused by soooooo... many things it is really hard to pin down.

if it has strut suspension, check for a failed bearing in the guard at the top of the strut check for loose /worn rubber mounts on the stabilizer bar to chassis

Hi Russell there are many fuses in 2 different places, 1: engine bay Fuse box, fuse number 7 with 30 amp. 2: fascia fuse box, fuse number 3 with 7.5 amp, fuse number 19 with 20 amp. Good luck

Basic theroy of a gas engine Suck Squeez Bang Blow! Intake (suck) compression (squeez) Spark (bang) exhaust (blow). If you have gas! Check if its getting into cylinder (suck). Check your compression (squeez). Check your spark (bang). Check your exhaust (blow) make sure no restrictions! Sorry no easy answer! MUST TEST. Good luck

Your owners manual should give you some answers. Lacking that, you could get a Chilton/Haynes repair manual for your make/model/year. There are sections for trouble shooting most areas, including the radio (if it's the stock system).

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It is in the fender well. Remove the clips, fold back the liner, (might have a screw, too) The pump just pulls out of the reservoir. Don't get wet!

It should be located at the bottom of your washer reservoir, which can be accessed through the right side fender. Just pull the fender liner out a bit where it contacts the front bumper cover. Then, unplug it and pull it out of the tank.

- Disconnect the two wire connectors from the horn. - Connect a test lamp across these two wires. - Switch on the ignition, and press the horn button. - If the lamp glows while pressing the horn button, replace the horn. If the lamp does not glow: - Check the fuse. - Wiring. - Steering wheel assembly.

- Check the specific gravity of battery and perform battery load test. - Check alternator belt for proper tightness. - Perform alternator output test. - Check starter motor.