There are specific chemical sprays that are designated for use on a Teflon coated throttle body, not to be confused with carb cleaner. You will need to remove the plastic air intake going in to the throttle body, then just spray it in (engine off, follow the directions on the can). Any questions on how to remove the parts can be answered with a haynes or chiltons manual, if you own a car without a warranty, you should own one of those books.
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The 2006 Honda Element has a timing belt, not a chain.
The Trailblazer has an electronic throttle (drive by wire). There is no IAC valve, it is built into the throttle body. Remove and clean the entire throttle body.
The 2006 Honda Element has a timing/cam chain that normally will last the life of the engine and requires no maintenance.
This is not a question, be more specific, what do you want to know about the location of the 2006 Honda elemnet obd2 port?
All Elements have a 5x114.3 bolt pattern.
If you are talking engine oil...SAE 5w20-5w30
Go to the Honda Website and sign up on the Owner's Link. There you will be able to get the code. Click the link.
Either mechanically (gently scraping/sanding the deposits out) or chemically (using commerically-available throttle body cleaner), preferably after removing it from the engine.
my 2006 Honda e is bright red with blk trim. none since that I'm aware of
It's behind the glove box......same location as other model years.
Okay, you have a 2006 Honda Accord.