I just had this happen to my 2000 CR-V, and it turned out to be the washer pump had failed. However - before automatically replacing it, try this first; with the ignition on but without the engine running have someone cycle the washers and listen to determine if you can hear the washer pump turning on. If it does but no fluid sprays out, check the hoses leading to the spray nozzles. The hoses may have become detached, or are leaking fluid. Also check the spray nozzles themselves, they may be plugged with sediment. Unhook the fluid hose from the nozzle and use a compressed air to blow backward through the nozzle to try to dislodge any obstruction. If the pump sounds like it is running and none of the above help, the actual fluid pump itself (not the electric motor that powers it) may have failed and the entire pump will hae to be replaced.
autozone.com has online manuals that give step by step how to pull the drain plug and fill w Honda z1 fluid to proper level with car off
My windshield shattered. The windshield protects your face from the wind. I want a motorcycle with a windshield.
A Google search will give you many sites with detailed instructions on changing transmssion fluid. Warning: Use only genuine Honda ATF Z1 fluid in this car. The use of any generic or so-called all purpose fluid will cause hard shifts and may damage this transmission. Go to a Honda dealer and purchase the correct fluid. On most Honda's you will also more than likely not be able to change the filter, as it is internal, and a lifetime filter.
get the No-Freeze wiper fluid from the Fast Mart after you get rid of the whirley bullies, the manager will give it to you for free. then go to the worker man with the plow. then divide the luiquid (search that).
my 2008 honda rubicon with 26 inch tires will go 50 miles give or take a mile or two depending on the terrain
I believe if you remove the battery, you'll have better access to the fluid bottle. Probably just reach down, pull the old hose off, press a new hose on. If removing the battery doesn't give you access, perhaps coming up from underneath the car.
Once you get the defrosting stuff, go to the school. Remember the guy standing there saying that his windshield wipers are frozen up? Well, give the stuff to him, and have him use it so that he can drive the plow.
Try replacing the windshield washer pump. There should be two pumps located on the washer reservoir. Simply unplug the electrical connector, pull the fluid tube off, lift them out. Put the new ones in the same place as the old ones. Place the fluid tube back and reconnect the electrical connector. The parts are pretty cheap about 15 bucks each from Autozone. Give it a shot. Overall it should take less than five minutes. Good luck.
www.windshieldrepair.net/ You can select your state and they will give you different places where you can replace your windshield. From there you can call and ask different places about their prices.
call a honda dealer give them the number
The best place to find a list of all of the Honda dealerships in your state would be either Google or Yellowbook. Just type "Honda dealers" or "Honda dealerships" and then your state and you should be given a full list. If it does not give you enough listings try expanding the mileage radius ("Within __ miles of this zip code").
There are just held on by clipe use a panal tool, or even a flat head screw driver ( becareful not to damage the paint) and just pop up. When you want to put it back on, just line it up and give it a bang with your fist.