2005 Element

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Asked by uolXX Feb 07, 2016 at 05:20 PM about the 2005 Honda Element EX AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Last few days an intermittent problem has been happening.  When I turn the
key to start, it will crank and then fade off like it won't start.  A couple of times
I have turned the key to off and then tried again it will start right up.  Today it
cranked for several seconds and then slowed to almost a stop and then
started.  Is this the starter?

5 Answers

221,015

Possible starter, but need to check the battery, If you have a digital multi meter check the battery to see if it has 12.5 DCV.

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221,015

Leaning on a worn out starter then, they do what you describe when worn out. You can have it taken off and tested, but a lot of places do not load test them and thats how it should be done. But I'd say it is in the starter, just from experience.

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There is a bullies out for intermittent failure of alternator. Sometimes gives low or no power to battery

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30

There is a bulletin out for intermittent failure of alternator. Sometimes gives low or no power to battery

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