20 Most Recent 2008 Honda Fit Automatic - Page 6 Questions & Answers

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if it is a gasoline engine than it has spark plugs. There are four coils bolted to the top of the valve cover. A 10mm socket can be used to remove the bolts. Unplug the coils, remove the bolts, and then remove the coils. The spark plugs will be underneath.

Do yourself a favor and use the o.e. spark plug. Most likley it is an NGK plug. They can be found at any good parts store. I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/jeremy_d728a59f986299fa

You popped the ingition fuse and relay. That is a safety for if your car all of a sudden dies on you, you can stick the key in there and put it into gear to roll it out of the middle of the road or whereever you may need to to be safe

before you get in to start again tell your car you are its owner and you love it very much and you are proud of owning it!(in a nice voice) if that doesn't work hold your dissarm button down for awhile (hopefully your headlights will blink letting you know she loves you back) and your problem will be solved! :)

check for the connection of the lights.......also check the holder fort he lights may be they are loose

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First clean with alcohol to clean serface. the place your small bracket onto windshild, wait till drys and slide replasement mirrow over bracket. good luck.

Honda recommends "Honda Genuine Manual Transmission Fluid". I've been using Amsoil Manual Synchromesh Transmission Fluid for the past 48,000 miles and have had no issues.

You should use Genuine Honda Manual Transmission Fluid. It should be available at most auto stores.

Honda did not produce the Fit in 2001. But on the 2007-up Honda Fit the fuel filter is located in the fuel tank and is not serviceable.

Check to make sure there isn't any dirt, mud or snow build up inside your rims as this will throw them out of balance. If there is clean it out. If the problem is still there or none of that is in the rims feel around the tires, make sure they feel the same all the way around. Any bulges or cupping(uneven tread) and I would recommend replacing the tires. If still every thing is good take them to a repair shop and have them put on a balancing machine. They probably just need to be rebalanced.