Why is the D indicator flashing on my Honda Element?
If the D indicator is flashing there is a fault code recorded. One would need to know the code number and full description as well as the trans fluid level and condition to offer a rational answer to the question. Exact description of what was recommended would be helpful as well. Otherwise, all is guesswork.
Where is the DTC connector on a Honda Element?
Turns out all you have to do is locate the DTC connector by your right knee under bottom of dash, it points downward. Make sure key is out of ignition, Lay on your back, insert wire between pin 4 and pin 9.
What can I do about the D light on my Honda Element?
There are machines that flush out the old fluid with excessive amounts of new fluid while it’s running without forcing fluid through under pressure and these machines are perfectly fine. For normal operating life, you can get by doing the recommended drain&fill technique unless you did something to toast the old fluid.
If the D indicator is flashing there is a fault code recorded. One would need to know the code number and full description as well as the trans fluid level and condition to offer a rational answer to the question. Exact description of what was recommended would be helpful as well. Otherwise, all is guesswork.
What do you need to know about a Honda Element?
Shocks or struts, ball joints, tie rods, wheel bearings, alignment, steering linkage (includes rack and pinion), power steering (pumps and hoses, leaks), wheel balance, springs or torsion bars, bushings, electronic or air suspension. “With the replacement of the tie rod and the new tires, I needed an alignment.”
How many times has the Honda Element been recalled?
The 2005 Honda Element has been recalled 10 times by NHTSA. View Recalls Reliability indicates how models have performed in the past, providing the basis for predicting how the vehicles will hold up in the year ahead. These charts provide the most comprehensive reliability information available to consumers.
Turns out all you have to do is locate the DTC connector by your right knee under bottom of dash, it points downward. Make sure key is out of ignition, Lay on your back, insert wire between pin 4 and pin 9.
What does a flashing D on your shift indicator mean?
Okay in this video I will explain what a flashing d means on your shift indicator and what you should do to fix it. If you have a flashing D on your shift indicator that typically means you have a transmission problem and you will need to get it scanned for diagnostic trouble codes.
What does a blinking D or flashing drive light mean?
If you have a flashing D on your shift indicator that typically means you have a transmission problem and you will need to get it scanned for diagnostic trouble codes. Depending on what transmission codes you have stored will determine your next course of action. Feel free to list what codes you have in your Honda in the comments below.
What happens when I change the flashing light from 2WD to 4WD?
When change 2wd to 4wd and vice versa, the actuator moves the actuator shaft, and its position is monitored by the free wheel engage switch. If the actuator is moving and the shaft is free, then the next check is the free wheel engage switch. It either needs replacing or cleaning (bad connection).
What does the blinking 4 wheel drive indicator mean?
So what is that 4 wheel drive indicator blinking on your dashboard means? The purpose of the 4 wheel drive light is to indicate when you have engaged 4WD mode by selecting 4H. When the light flashes continuously for more than 30 seconds it signifies there is a problem somewhere on your drivetrain system and that 4WD has not engaged properly.
Why is the engine light on and drive indicator flashing?
Advised me to go to HONDA as they may be about to pull the code using the HONDA’s computer reader. jmtnh answered 4 years ago The flashing light indicates a transmission problem. I think it has to go to the Honda dealer to read the code. I had the same thing happen.
Why does the D light indicator keep blinking?
Many different issues can cause this fault. The most common would be a low transmission fluid level, a mechanical transmission fault, a shift solenoid, or a pressure switch. In the case of any of these, the car should be inspected before it is driven further to check the condition of the transmission.