How do you check the transmission fluid on a Honda Jazz?
Park the vehicle on level ground, and turn the engine off. Remove the dipstick (yellow loop) (A) from the transmission, and wipe it with clean cloth. Insert the dipstick back into the transmission. Remove the dipstick, and check the fluid level in 60 to 90 seconds after the engine is stopped.
Is the spare wheel leaking on my Honda Jazz?
Honest John’s Good Garage Guide has thousands of reader recommended garages, plus how-to guides and tips on servicing. My wife owns a Honda Jazz 1.4 2002 and there are pools of water leaking from somewhere into the well which houses the spare wheel. There does not appear to be any wetness from above.
Why does my Honda Jazz have water in the boot?
Leaks in the wheel arches in the rear of some Jazz models can let water into the boot, which will pool on the boot floor. Check the seals in these areas for damage as these are the culprit, and even though they are fairly cost effective and easy to replace, the contents of your boot may not be so resistant.
Are there any common problems with a Honda Jazz?
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When did I buy my last Honda Jazz?
Bought the Honda Jazz VTi 2007 model brand new in Jan 2008 (last of this series). It’s been a great little car for the family. Loads of space for 3 kids and 2 adults. The rear seats fold flat, turning the car into a mini-van. I’ve fitted a 42″ Flat Screen TV in its box in the back. Car has had several recalls to do with the Airbags.
What should I do if my Honda Jazz has a leak?
You should also remove the boot lifting struts, you will need some one to hold the boot lid and remove the two 10mm bolts from one side, clean, then apply sealant and bolt back down, repeat for the other side.
Are there any issues with the Honda Jazz?
(Read 48169 times) Automatic Gearbox Issues… I drive a 06 automatic Jazz. It has circa 60k miles on the clock and is currently due for its annual service. Until last year, this car has always been serviced at a main dealer and also had a gear box oil change.
Why is there water under my Honda Jazz?
Air Conditioning System – Your Jazz’s A/C system leaks water directly underneath the engine bay as a byproduct of its operation. If you there is a big puddle of water under the vehicle, it may be because it was left running in place for a while. Fifteen minutes on a hot day can be enough to get a trail to the rear wheels.
Why does my Honda Jazz Jerk when I press the gas?
A very common problem is when a vehicle jerks when accelerating. If your Honda Jazz is jerking when you press the gas, there are a few common issues that can cause this to happen. These include misfiring, fuel delivery issues, the catalytic converter, and more. Your Jazz’s engine is a pump.