First of all, make sure that the problem is actually with the starter. If your warning lights and radio work, it's not the battery. Does your car run a bit and then die? That could be the alternator. If you have a friend with you have them listen to see if they hear the clicking of the starter as you try to turn the engine over. This is the starter solenoid. If there is no clicking, change the $10.00 solenoid. If all of this is not the issue you may have a bad starter.
1. Find the battery.
2. Disconnect the battery.
3. Follow the large wire down the back of the battery to the starter.
4. Disconnect the positive wire from the starter.
5. Disconnect the negative wire from the starter.
6. You may want to mark the wires to keep them straight.
7. Un-bolt the starter. KEEP A MENTAL NOTE OF THE ORIENTATION OF THE STARTER.
8. Place the new starter in place.
9. Lightly bolt it just enough to keep it from falling out.
10. Re-connect the wires from the battery.
11. Don't forget to ground the starter.
12. Bolt it back in place.
Good job.
This answer is totally wrong. Before you can remove the starter you must remove about 28 other things first. Like the intake manifold and a nest of wires tubing and cables and such. The solenoid is internal in the starter and cannot be fixed without rebuilding the starter. It's not a $10 add on part. A new Honda starter is about $389.
*Very true. You must first remove the intake manifold which is an involved process. But, it is not hard at all if you just look for instructions online. Also, a new starter at your local parts store will run you between $120 and $170. Do not try to get one through your local Honda dealer. That is where you will pay close to $400.
The starter solenoid on a Honda Element is integral to the starter. It cannot be replaced without replacing the starter as well.
The starter on a Honda Element is located on the bottom of the engine near the oil pan. It rotates the engine during the starting process.
A Honda Civic starter is found on the transmission. The starter is mounting with two bolts. Loosen the remove the bolts, then disconnect the starter solenoid from the wire harness. Replace with a new unit.
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To replace the starter on a Honda Civic, you can expect to pay around $50. This is an average price, as some are $20, while others are closer to $100.
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Hello, The price for a Honda Element starter varies depending on the year of the Element and where you source the part from:**Ex: 2003 Element starter**-OEM-31200-RAA-A53 $445.83 MSRP (dealership prices); $323.23 (OEM parts sites prices)-After market-$160- $200+ (After market parts sites)
Is there a good site to go to asap to find how to replace a starter for a 1994 Honda Accord EX
the starter it's self is about $100 it's not to hard to replace just under the breather at the front of the engine
I don't know, but the Honda Toaster was the only one to be planned to replace the Honda Element, but not much people got those.