The shifter in your vehicle’s cabin takes input from you to shift the car in the required gear by the driver. When the driver moves the shifter in the cabin to shift the vehicle from, let’s say, “Park” to “Drive,” the motion of the moving shifter is transferred to the transmission position sensor via a […]
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The Honda Pilot is one of the most popular SUVs in the states. The Pilot owes this popularity to its high practicality, economic efficiency, and superb reliability. The latter doesn’t mean that it’s free from faults, though. Engine lights and error codes are a nuisance, and Pilot owners are no stranger to them. Here’s why
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The keyless start system in the Honda Pilot is prone to fail prematurely and is a known fault, especially on the 2016-17 models. Upon failure of the keyless start system, the vehicle fails to start on the first press of the “ENGINE START/STOP” button. And the error message “KEYLESS START SYSTEM ERROR” pops up in
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An oil pressure gauge going up and down while driving your car can indicate a low oil level, a fault with the oil pressure sending unit, a failing oil pump. A blown head gasket and worn oil pickup O-ring can cause your oil pressure reading to fluctuate as well. Is it normal for oil pressure
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Imagine this; your vehicle begins to stall. And since you have a little bit of DIY automotive troubleshooting knowledge, you first suspect that it’s the Mass Air Flow (MAF) sensor, so you unplug it. Your car might run better when your mass air flow sensor is unplugged, as a result of a faulty MAF sensor
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At some point, most drivers had to deal with different car noises, which might indicate something wrong with the car. While some of these noises can mean minor repairs, you should never ignore any noise that isn’t normal. Here’s what can cause a clunking noise when accelerating When accelerating or slowing down, a clunking noise
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Among your temperature, MPG, speed, and other information your instrument cluster might show you, you might have noticed a DTE label as well. However, some people might not know what it stands for and how to interpret it. DTE stands for Distance To Empty, and as the name suggests, it will show you the distance
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Your car has multiple sensors monitoring and ensuring all the systems are running as intended. Your brake light will turn on whenever there is a problem with your braking system, while the battery light will tell you there is a battery charging problem. What does it mean when both warning lights turn on at the
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This article will cover the most common reasons why your parking brake light might come on just when you are accelerating or braking and how you can identify and fix the problem yourself. In short, the most likely cause for a brake light to turn on when you are accelerating, or braking is a low
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While some warning lights on your dashboard can be ignored, your battery light is certainly something you should pay attention to when this turns on. The role of a car battery is to start the engine and aid the alternator in supplying power to electrical components. While a dead battery will have the light stay
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