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Classic 本田
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Mostly automotive or mechanical content. We do a lot with Honda's in our shop. So it might be an Element build, or a Honda track car that makes 400+ horsepower. We do a lot in the shop and on the farm.
Honda Element Blower Motor whistle/whine noise
In this video we diagnose a Honda Element with a fan motor making a whistling/whining sound.
The customer initially thought that it needed a blower motor, so he purchased a used one and had us install it. The whistle did not go away. I was curious to find an aftermarket blower motor in it though. I have had plenty of Elements and other Honda's make a bearing noise from the Blower Motor, but this one was a bit different. The other sound is more of a chirping sound, and this was a solid whistle and sounded a bit like AM static.
Customer left that day, whistle still a blowing, and came back a few days later once I had done enough reading to properly diagnose the system for electrical noise. I...
The customer initially thought that it needed a blower motor, so he purchased a used one and had us install it. The whistle did not go away. I was curious to find an aftermarket blower motor in it though. I have had plenty of Elements and other Honda's make a bearing noise from the Blower Motor, but this one was a bit different. The other sound is more of a chirping sound, and this was a solid whistle and sounded a bit like AM static.
Customer left that day, whistle still a blowing, and came back a few days later once I had done enough reading to properly diagnose the system for electrical noise. I...
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Honda Element Roof Rack Noise Repair
Просмотров 1852 месяца назад
In this video, we show how to remove a roof rack from an Element in order to repair/tighten bolts that create wind noise while driving the vehicle. Check us out on Facebook or Instagram @classicautomotivenc We specialize in Honda Elements
Honda Element P2422 diagnosis and repair
Просмотров 6842 месяца назад
In this video, we go through diagnosing a tricky P2422 EVAP code. This particular vehicle would pass a functionality test on the scan tool, but then fail when taken up the road. Most common causes for the code are a stopped up EVAP vent or vent lines(generally spider nests or dirt daubers), a clogged EVAP/charcoal canister, a malfunctioning vent solenoid, or a poorly sealed fuel cap. This vehic...
Honda K24 Oil Pressure Switch Connector Water tight/Water intrusion UPGRADE
Просмотров 3093 месяца назад
In this video, we show how our shop constructs brand new Honda K24 Spool Valve mounted Oil pressure switch connectors that are water tight, and are assembled with all new OE Honda Genuine parts. If you've ever suffered from a P2646/P2647 CEL code on a Honda Element (or any K24 equipped Honda), then you likely have had some type of water intrusion. The water eventually corrodes the connector and...
Honda Element loose rear door striker fix
Просмотров 3424 месяца назад
Loose rear door on your Honda Element? Check out this repair video to simplify the job. You'll need a trim removal tool, a #2 Philips screwdriver, a collapsible/telescopic magnet, a flashlight, and some patience. If the piece down in the frame can not be seen or located, it's next to impossible to do this repair, unless you create a slot to insert the piece. I have tried multiple times to get t...
Honda Element C6 Outdoors RevTent rooftop install
Просмотров 3466 месяцев назад
In this video, I install a C6 Outdoors RevTent onto the roof of our 2003 Honda Element with stock roof rack. One of the main reasons I chose this tent is because it only weighs 88 lbs. Plus the mattress is 4 inches thick.
C6 Outdoors RevTent assembly part 2
Просмотров 866 месяцев назад
In this video, we assemble the RevTent to go on the Rev Platform X that we assembled in the first video. Fairly straight forward assembly. We chose this Roof Top Tent set up for the shop Element because it only weighs 88 pounds. The tent set up weighs approximately 25 pounds of that 88. The mattress was also a large part of getting this tent. At 4 inches thick with memory foam, I was intrigued ...
C6 Outdoors Rev Roof top tent part 1 RevTent
Просмотров 2696 месяцев назад
In this first installment, we assemble the roof top tent platform of the C6 Outdoors Rev roof top tent. This tent will going on our shop car Element which has stock roof racks. We chose this specific tent because it is the lightest in the industry at 88 pounds. The Element rack is weight limited, but this tent falls within those limitations. This is our experiment to see if the RevTent works we...
Honda Element Access Seat Covers
Просмотров 6407 месяцев назад
In this video we install Honda Element Access seat covers that are still available through us or through Honda directly. They fit great, and will cover up the wear on your 2003-2006 Honda Element front seats. @classicautomotivenc
Maxi Trac NAPA Awning Repair Video
Просмотров 2937 месяцев назад
In this video we discuss repairing a Maxi Trac awning purchased at NAPA. These awnings are very similar to an ARB awning and we repair it using ARB parts. The Maxi Trac Awning from NAPA: www.napaonline.com/en/p/BK_MTSA2525 Link to the brace replaced in this video (also available on eBay): www.amazon.com/ARB-Arm-for-Awning-Each/dp/B073RS9HYK Link to the replacement leg assembly: Longer leg part ...
Honda Element Serpentine Belt Quick Tip
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.7 месяцев назад
I had a friend ask some questions about pulling the serpentine belt off of his Element, so I put together this video with just a real quick tip to help you get the belt back on. Fishing the belt back into the right spot will take some time, a few explicative words, and multiple checks in the wheel well to get the belt right on all the pulleys before this video is applicable. I also recommend tu...
Honda Element Door Window Visor full install
Просмотров 1 тыс.8 месяцев назад
In this video we show how to install the OEM Honda Access Door Visors onto our shop Honda Element. Fairly easy to install, especially if you ask Honda for the instructions. Shouldn't take more than 15-20 minutes total to do the install. Feel free to ask questions. And if you're looking for a set of these visors, we can still get them. @classicautomotivenc on FB or IG
Honda Element P2646 Water intrusion issue solved: Gil to the Rescue
Просмотров 7298 месяцев назад
In this video I describe how water intrusion effects the spool valve solenoid, and the solution that we've come up with to shield the spool valve from water intrusion. Gil to the rescue. This shield is made of liteweight aluminum. Check us out at Classicautomotivenc on Facebook or Instagram to get your own while supplies last.
Honda Element Rear Swift Springs installed onto stock struts
Просмотров 3268 месяцев назад
In this video, we install a set of Swift Springs onto stock style rear struts. This can be a difficult task and spring alignment on both ends at the spring cup is very important. If you have questions about installing Swift Springs onto the rear of your Element feel free to reach out. Facebook or Instagram: @classicautomotivenc Also, as a disclaimer, doing this installation improperly can serio...
Honda Element Ignition Switch Replacement
Просмотров 2,9 тыс.8 месяцев назад
Honda Element Ignition Switch Replacement
P2646 Solved K24 Honda Element Accord CRV
Просмотров 13 тыс.8 месяцев назад
P2646 Solved K24 Honda Element Accord CRV
Honda Element ElementDIY Modular grille insert full install
Просмотров 8089 месяцев назад
Honda Element ElementDIY Modular grille insert full install
Honda Element Nebula Starliner Starlight headliner install
Просмотров 73210 месяцев назад
Honda Element Nebula Starliner Starlight headliner install
Honda Element Starliner Headliner Replacement Starlight with Nebula
Просмотров 17510 месяцев назад
Honda Element Starliner Headliner Replacement Starlight with Nebula
03-06 Element Blower Motor replacement
Просмотров 33510 месяцев назад
03-06 Element Blower Motor replacement
03-06 Honda Element Speedometer Cluster Repair for blinking lights and full inop
Просмотров 67110 месяцев назад
03-06 Honda Element Speedometer Cluster Repair for blinking lights and full inop
03-06 Honda Element Bilstein strut Install Part 2
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.10 месяцев назад
03-06 Honda Element Bilstein strut Install Part 2
Honda Element bad wheel bearing diagnosis and replacement
Просмотров 4,2 тыс.11 месяцев назад
Honda Element bad wheel bearing diagnosis and replacement
03-06 Honda Element Bilstein Front Strut Installation
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03-06 Honda Element Bilstein Front Strut Installation
what kind of shocks and struts are those?
@@alextheromanian they are Bilsteins that adapted to fit the Element. (Originally for an 02-06 CRV)
Getting this code, again, after replacing the screens with Honda OEM ones on my 2004 CR-V. While I had the VTEC off I checked all the voltages and resistance measurements per the info someone posted online on the VTEC solenoid from a repair manual. Even pressure tested the oil pressure switch with my compressor, all the measurements were what they were supposed to be per the manual. No oil leaking out from around the pressure switch either. Guess the only thing left to is try the oil change. Anyone reading this, do yourself a favor and buy yourself a cheap 14mm wrench and bend it into a crescent moon shape. It’s the only way I could get the belt tensioner loose to get to the screen on the front of the engine. I have a Gearwrench serpentine belt tool kit and it will not fit in there to do it.
I just wanted to add my experience with p2647 on my element. I've changed the whole vtec solenoid and the code went away for about 10 months. When the CEL came back, I figured it might've been water intrusion since I used my washer fluid for winter. Went ahead changed the connector (old one had some corrosion on top and in between the leads inside) to the oil pressure switch with one off amazon (dialectic grease, sealed off the top with liquid tape), silicone the washer lines and connections - p2647 would still come up even immediately after clearing code. Finally, I read somewhere that the oil pressure switch could've shorted from the water intrusion even though the whole spool valve was 10 months old. Tested it with volt meter and wasn't getting continuity. Ordered another oil pressure switch, ensure continuity, laid some more dialectic grease and cleared code. Lo and behind it stayed off this time. Time will tell if this finally worked or not as I just did this. I'll probably also add a cover over between the cowl as well to ensure absolutely no water hits the top of that spool valve again. For reference, I only replaced with oem parts except the connector was off Amazon. Hope this helps someone else with the P2647 that comes up immediately even after clearing the code.
I had a new VTEC solenoid. changed the screen by the tensioner, replaced a faulty VTC solenoid and did this oil change. It still had the problem, so I figured that the pressure in my older car 187K could not satisfy the sensor. I hacked the system with a relay, energized by the solenoid and sent the pressure sensor signal back to the computer. The car works fine now.
@@gotredeemed there are several people on the FB forums that recommend bypassing the oil pressure switch with a relay. I do not recommend that method. If you think it doesn’t make enough oil pressure, then I would suggest doing a mechanical oil pressure test.
@@classicautomotivenc I wouldn't recommend it either. I like to fix stuff, but the car has to get inspected and drive. Many cars were sold off because the pressure dropped below 34 psi.
@@classicautomotivenc I bought the car with high miles. I regret not cutting the micro screens out and just installing the gaskets.
Where did you purchase the vent solenoid, or do you have a part number?
@@loveablereia here’s the part number for the EVAP Canister vent valve/dust filter: 17315-SCV-A02 I got this one directly from Honda.
Do you have a link for that wrench of a set of wrenches? I am wondering how long it is as I am about to purchase a set. Much thanks!
@@nicohovse4204 search this on Amazon: GEAWRENCH 12 Pc. Gearbox XL Ratcheting Wrench Set, Metric - 85988
@@nicohovse4204 the XL version are extra long and work great.
@ - awesome, preciate you again!
I have a 05 that had the airbag recall the dealer left that vent elbow on the floor !! that and I got another notice they did not fix the airbags that time and then found the radio speakers were not working I guess they messed with that too I never play it but a while later I tried it now have to find out how to get to it ! should just go back to the dealer and get the bags done right too wish mine was a manual trans !!
I do not understand why non-OEM spool valves are so flawed. It's not a complicated assembly to copy. And the price of a Honda assembly is offensive. We deserve affordable non-OEM parts that work!
@@jaym5938 the issue with the aftermarket solenoid isn’t the solenoid itself, it’s that the oil pressure switches are not calibrated properly so the ECU believes that the engine does not have enough oil pressure. OE pressure switches don’t seal extremely well in the aftermarket spool valves, and are also quite costly. I think my price on just the oil pressure switch from Honda is near $100
My '05 Element has had the VTEC solenoid (Honda OEM) replaced three times. The small filter on the passenger side of the engine has been replaced twice with Honda filters. Recently, the VTC oil control valve was replaced along with the oil pressure sending unit. The oil is changed every 3,000 miles with Honda filters . Should I change the oil again with the added transmission fluid? Im thinking do the cowl seal, seal around the windshield washer, place a license plate over the solenoid, and rplace both connectors on the VTEC solenoid. How do I get these connectors from you?
@@markaycock9835 contact us on Instagram at Classicautomotivenc. We have all of that in stock.
Where can I purchase those two plugs for oil pressure and solenoid please ?
@@Dpradenas5622 contact us on Instagram at Classicautomotivenc
Bro thank you. Excellent video and great information for my 2008 ex-p with over 200,800 on the dash!
I had this exact problem and it was definitely the VTech solenoid once I replaced it it worked great no problems.
You're off base about the trans fluid. The red is just a dye. Not a detergent. Also. 0-20 5-20 oil is just fine. Do your research on oil. Some 5-30 oils are close to a 5-20 oil. I've got a 05 element I drove off the lot new. It's got 200k and it's never had a valve cover off. Doesn't burn a drop of oil. Nor leak. It's had nothing but mobil 1 5-20 or Amsoil 5-20. It's whole life. Change at 5 k miles. Use Wix or mobile 1 oil filters. Never a problem.
@@garygilbert8566 amsoil and parts store brand oils are not comparable even if the weights are identical. Amsoil is top shelf oil. Oil based problems and the p2646 code has to do with oil coking because of lack of oil changes or the use of cheap “dirtier” oil. The red is a dye, and ATF has more detergent in it than engine oil. Reasons we don’t use engine oil in automatic transmission any more. Honda’s in the 80’s did. Anyhow, all that to say, it sounds like you have maintained your Element properly with great oil its entire life. Kudos on that. But most people don’t and then need to gently flush out the gunk that’s built up in the oil drain backs and on the ring packs. ATF3 is the most gentle way to do that without the chance of damaging the rod and main bearings like a motor flush would. So in your case, you don’t need the information I have provided, but many who buy Elements cheap because they have issues do need the information. It has saved quite a few that were bound for the crusher because of the p2646 code. I wish we all ran Amsoil or Motul oil in our cars. They’d last a lot longer.
Simply can't like this video enough.....you are out here earning your wings with this one; much appreciated 👏.
@@derrickparris3798 glad it could help you. I’ve fixed many of these now.
This was super helpful! Thx!!
Replacing the spool valve is what fixed it for me.
@@JujuPig-vz5mq awesome. If it were to “fail again” in the next few months, I would replace the connectors to the spool valve with a set of sealed connectors like the ones we offer. Glad you got yours fixed!
Where can i purchase that Japanese Emblem on the front grill?
@@tiz8789 so that is actually a custom grille insert that we offer through www.ElementDIY.com. Very simple to install and it is one piece that replaces a portion of your factory grille. Feel free to contact us on IG or FB or by email and we can get one shipped out to you. The Kanji lettering means Honda
Absolutely worked for me. I was at my wits end until I put 5W20 and a half quart of ATF. So far, it's running great and no codes. Thank you very much for this video.
Absolutely worked for me. I was at my wits end until I put 5W20 and a half quart of ATF. So far, it's running great and no codes. Thank you very much for this video.
How does this change with an 07 or later element?
@@BenG1776 I will actually be doing a video on this exact swap in the near future. When installing on an 07-11, you have to use springs from an 03-06, as well as the upper spring seat. Same as the 03-06 you need the 02-06 CRV outer tie rod ends.
@@classicautomotivenc great. I'll have to check back in for that info.
Thanks for this video!!!
Is this oil pressure switch part of the VTEC solenoid? I have the P2646 code issue on my 2007 Element and it's driving me crazy! I live in Alpharetta, Ga. Thanks in advance...
@@johnmorin2371 email sent and yes. The oil pressure switch screws into the top of the spool valve. The round connector attaches to it. I think oil is going to be the answer on yours
do you have a part # for that first part you removed? you referred to it as the discharge port for the charcoal canister, but i can't locate it by that name.
@@ThatsBananasFilms so Honda actually calls that a Drain Tube Joint in the parts catalog. Fits 03-11 and the part number is 17745-SCV-A01.
This is great stuff to know 👍
Great video 😊 I don't hear a sound like yours, but I do hear a wind sound when riding, like if a window is open, they haven't been able to figure out yet!
@@DGSantaFe maybe take a video of it. Hit us up on IG or FB @classicautomotivenc
How long take to dry out from water
@@dannyboy632 are you replacing the plugs? We offer a set of sealed plugs if you need them (reach out on Instagram @classicautomotivenc).
Thanks for the video. By any chance do you have a video on replacing mode actuator(passenger side) on the 04 Element? Defroster not working everything else works. Thanks and Happy Thanksgiving
@@HotRod-wv4vm I do not but could possibly do one. Hopefully the link I sent in IG will get you rolling
@ Thanks very helpful. I am actually going to order it on black Friday cause as of now they are pretty much within $1-2 depending on where you buy from. Hopefully someone will have a safe but definitely going OEM. A video would be awesome for many people as I have yet to find one and unfortunately Accords, Civics are different
Can you spray wd40 on the switch after wet
@@dannyboy632 WD does supposedly stand for water displacement. I would use Berrymans electronic cleaner though and then some compressed air to blow it out.
Seamless. Flawless. Saved my dash and my fingers thank you man
@@MrJayBee8 glad it helped
My toaster has so many bangs and knocks that I don’t know if my rack has a rattle but I’ll surely check it now! Another great video DF!!
I can’t believe a Honda engine has these issues.
@@shanechostetler9997 it’s mostly Element related because of water intrusion. In my experience the Accord’s and CRVs only struggle with it if the oil isn’t changed regularly.
Crap, I just ordered an aftermarket solenoid.☹️
@@shanechostetler9997 it might work for a while or just send it back and bite the bullet and go to Honda. But unless your oil pressure switch is leaking out of the top, it likely is not bad and you could put a new gasket on it. If it’s an Element, upgrade the oil and use the sealed pigtail that we offer and I’d bet it goes away.
WHERES MINE!!!???? Tyronne is getting tired.
Thanks for the video I probably would have painted the bracket with Rust Oleum but that’s me being anal😅
@@HotRod-wv4vm glad to do this video. If I was in a northern state where rust was a major issue, I definitely would have too
@ yea I live in NYC
Did not see how the Hondabond HT October applied on the connectors. Also, the stem for the plate cover is too short. Any other ideas?
@@rvdreamer8855 the stem for the plate cover is too short? Not understanding what that means? If you’re talking about the stud that we mount the water shed plate to? It’s plenty long enough. I no longer apply Hondabond to the connectors, I completely seal them as seen in our latest video showing the spool valve connectors that we build in our shop.
My 04 CRV has 221K miles, and after a P2646 code, had a shop replace the spool valve about 1.5 years ago, and they put in 5W20 Synthetic. They did not use OEM parts. The 2646 code just returned, so I was going to drain & switch to the regular 5W30 & ATF you recommended. (before I switch out with OEM spool valve) Is the half-quart of ATF doing something different than the High-Mileage oil? For high mileage Honda's with K24 engines, should we FIRST clean it with 5W30 & ATF for 3K miles, and THEN, go to High Mileage 5/30? Thanks
@@snorjb1 yes the ATF acts as a cleaner. I would still recommend changing to an OE Spool Valve and then replacing the connectors to the spool valve as well. We offer those connectors, new OE connectors that have been sealed permanently. Contact us on IG or Facebook if you are interested in a set.
@@snorjb1 and after 1-2 oil changed you can switch to straight 5w30. Also make sure to use a Honda genuine oil filter.
Great tent. Thanks for posting. I assembled my Rev tent the other day, but it's a bit of a pain made more difficult by the fact that the instructions are not included and only available online which means repeatedly going back to the computer or phone, waking it up and bringing the webpage back up. The online instructions are vague, at best. No photos, just a few drawings. If you're an expert camper, it should be easy. Otherwise, be patient. I like the four window/doors and it seems to be a well designed tent. Company says you need 48" of width, but it does just squeeze into the bed of my 2023 Chevy Colorado.
@@Jgregt and it sleeps very well. I spent about 45 days in it this summer while helping on the Appalachian Trail. It’s been great.
Im located in Columbia SC and would take the hike to get this problem solved. I get that hiccup on fast acceleration, had non of this before last weeks rain. Some yellow Triangle with a VSA. I can run with a slow start but of corse one the VSA comes up my cruise control goes out. How and where are you? How can I contact you.
@@allthingsme9810 definitely something we can remedy. Will likely need the works to fix it.
I have same exact problem after the heavy rain but I am able to drive without any problem except engine light and VSA light came on. If I turn the engine off and restart, VSA light goes off, but it comes back within next 20 minutes most time. Did you be able to repair and how? I watched whole video 3 times. I like to know how did you fix this problem?
@ your specific issue will require you to replace the connectors to the spool valve. Look through our channel and you’ll see that we make these connectors and offer them on our Instagram page @classicautomotivenc
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Wondering if you have a web page i think I’m dealing with water in element and would like to get some parts possibly from you ???
@@omega_discgolf check us out on Instagram or Facebook @classicautomotivenc We do offer a lot of products for this issue with Elements. So please feel free to reach out.
Awesome! Thank you.
Awesome video.. I’d like to also add, if the k series motor is pinging under load, it can also contribute to the horrible P2646, so ensure timing chain and tensioner is all sweet, keep up with valve lash adjustments as well.
@@enjoiskateboardingSB I’ll second valve adjustment especially on the Element as it operates at higher RPM than the Accord/CRV
Yeah can’t really see WTF you’re doing bob.. but cool shirt
@@Samoan_D well since this channel isn’t monetized, I can’t afford a cameraman. So it is what it is. Seems to have helped other Element owners though. Maybe I need a volunteer camera person with good equipment. Lol
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How is your experience with the Bilsteins vs the original OEM or KYBs?
@@ray32825 Bilsteins are the best suspension I’ve ever seen on an Element. Had KYB, BC Racing, the Flatout coil overs, Monroe’s, and other cheap aftermarket coilovers, and even brand new OE Honda. Bilstein is the best by a wide margin.
Will these swift springs with the stock rear struts maintain a normal ride height? I'm guessing the benefit is that they won't compress as much when loading up the rear of the vehicle? Also, would you recommend pairing OEM rear struts + swift springs with Bilstein B6 front struts + OEM springs? Would there be any need for strut tower spacers with this combo?
@@davidkdanielson the 1” spacers are needed with the swift spring upgrade. Swifts on stock struts have a more rigid feel to them. Not nearly as controlled as the Bilstein rear struts. Which aren’t horribly expensive.
Awesome video!! Gonna try to do this today!!!
Changed it David! Thanks Brother! Great video. Cranks like a charm now.
Are the water intrusion diverter plates available? Great video 👍🏻
@@jeffmaxwell7041 yes they are. Apologies, I’ve been doing hurricane relief here in North Carolina.
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Ha you just posted this...and last night I noticed my rear light kept come on overbumps. Thanks!
@@djjinx919 you’re welcome
I saw the thumbnail and thought, "Big Show is working on cars now?"
@@Ty_ThatGuy Hahahhaha hilarious
@@classicautomotivenc 🤣🤣🤣
THIS GUY IS A LIFESAVER. He saved my Element with its constant P2646 errors. I did everything, including cleaning all the screens and replacing all the VTEC/VTC hardware with OEM equipment. Still no luck. This guy personally messaged me on FB and recommended I try an ATF fluid engine flush and then use heavier 5w-30 oil. It worked. Thank You, Sir. I would've personally messaged you back, but I couldn't find the message thread. Everyone should try this trick if they can't get the p2646 CEL to go away.
Please tell me more. I have a07 pilot. I have tried everything.
@@emjohtrader watch the video. About halfway through he talked about using automatic transmission fluid to clean out the engines. That’s what worked for me.
@@drbyers I will try that. It is driving me crazy
@@emjohtrader do it before every oil change that way to clean out the possible
After everything changing the oil trying an aftermarket vtec solenoid using seafoam nothing worked. I disassembled the OEM VTEC solenoid that was on my car changed all the gaskets went to the junkyard got a few vtec solenoid oil pressure switches ( just unscrewed them and took the swtches) and I would switch them and see if that was the issue eventually one of them worked, the code went off by itself and the VSA light also went out. Lesson learned keep your oil very clean and at the right level and only use Honda OEM VTEC solenoids. The most likely failure is the oil pressure switch portion on the vtec, so there is no point in buying the whole thing even if you're buying new if you can find an oem switch that should fix it but it is hard to find these new, so you're better off visiting your local junkyard because if you find that one is not working you can just take it back easy get a another till you find one that works.