Honda Element Parts

The Honda Element is a compact crossover SUV, with four side doors that open to a height of 55.5 inches. The Honda Element's design eliminates the need for B-pillars by reinforcing the side doors and roof pillars. Each of them consists of five side panels. The tailgate design uses a reinforced vertical bar that is attached to the side doors by a Velcro system and forms the B-pillar when closed. It operates on the front wheels or, if necessary, on all wheels thanks to a hydraulic system that engages when the front wheels slip. It has a new SC trim level with a different bumper and grille, lowered suspension, 18-inch alloy wheels, and projector headlights. Unlike the other versions, the SC version does not have a removable center console and is not available with AWD. The 2009 Honda Element offers an optional navigation system, an outside temperature gauge, and minor exterior styling changes, the hood, and grille have been redesigned, and the front fenders are now all-metal instead of painted composites. The wheel arches have been lowered.

While the Honda Element is generally a reliable vehicle, it can experience issues with prolonged usage. Electrical problems are common, often manifested through wavering, falling, or immobile speedometer needles, and dim or erratic gauges. Besides the speedometer, the instrument cluster and door lock actuator are other electrical parts that might fail over time. Suspension and braking failures also occur, greatly impacting the driving experience. Rattling noises from the vehicle's underside, loose steering, grinding brakes, and a pulsating brake pedal can be attributed to worn sway bar bushings and links, or to a failing brake pad set and brake disc. Besides these reactive measures, preventative maintenance is crucial for the vehicle's longevity. Auto parts like the cabin air filter need regular cleaning to prevent clogging, ensuring clean air for the vehicle's occupants. Similarly, the fog light, used in adverse conditions, should be well-maintained to enhance visibility. Other components, including the wiper blade and headlight, should also be prioritized in the maintenance routine.

You have nothing to worry about if you choose OEM parts as they are the best you can get in terms of quality and longevity. This is because they are precisely-engineered with the meticulous specifications of the official factory. They have passed strict quality control tests during manufacturing, so you know they're durable and sure to fit. If you're in the market for new OEM Honda Element parts, such as Transmission - Automatic, Transmission - Manual, we invite you to explore our comprehensive catalog of genuine Honda Element parts. Each of our parts is backed by a manufacturer's warranty, and with our swift delivery service and straightforward return policy, your satisfaction is assured.