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Is the Honda Element equipped with a timing belt or a timing chain?
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The Honda Element employs a timing chain and should have its coolant replaced every 60,000 miles. The air filter should be changed between 15,000 and 30,000 miles, while spark plugs typically need replacement every 100,000 miles, unless it's a copper plug, which should be changed every 30,000 miles. Dealing with engine issues is vital, such as tightening loose gaskets or ensuring spark plugs are secure. Addressing oil leaks promptly and monitoring excessive oil consumption are necessary for engine health. However, a critical concern is engine overheating, which can lead to dangerous scenarios like fires or even the car exploding.
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Does the 2005 model come with a timing belt and how can I tell if it's going bad?
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The Honda Element comes ready with a timing chain.
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It comes equipped with a chain that controls the engine's timing.
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It's common for folks to confuse the timing chain with the serpentine belt, but just to clarify, there is one of each in a vehicle's engine system.
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