One day a few months ago all of the warning lights started flashing. I made an appointment with the Honda dealer, but then the lights went off. When I took it in, they told me I needed a new CPU and it was covered. The CPU was replaced, and I bought a new battery, as well. The week before I had an oil change, so I assumed my car would be back to its old self. Well, that lasted less than 24 hours.
When I started my car, all the lights came on again. It is frustrating because I cannot use brake hold or sport mode when the lights are on. No one has an answer. They had my car for 5 hours. It takes less than 60 minutes to replace a CPU and battery, in my experience. They didn't even change the car's clock, which lost 3 hours when the car initially died in November. No codes were recorded from each visit. Now, I have to take it in again, so they can run a diagnostic on it. You had the car for 5 hours! Why wouldn't you do it then?!
Anyone have this problem, and if so, how was it resolved?
One day a few months ago all of the warning lights started flashing. I made an appointment with the Honda dealer, but then the lights went off. When I took it in, they told me I needed a new CPU and it was covered. The CPU was replaced, and I bought a new battery, as well. The week before I had an oil change, so I assumed my car would be back to its old self. Well, that lasted less than 24 hours.
When I started my car, all the lights came on again. It is frustrating because I cannot use brake hold or sport mode when the lights are on. No one has an answer. They had my car for 5 hours. It takes less than 60 minutes to replace a CPU and battery, in my experience. They didn't even change the car's clock, which lost 3 hours when the car initially died in November. No codes were recorded from each visit. Now, I have to take it in again, so they can run a diagnostic on it. You had the car for 5 hours! Why wouldn't you do it then?!
Anyone have this problem, and if so, how was it resolved?
- Stephanie S., St Petersburg, US