2010 Honda CR-V - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

blew radio fuse

Float sensor in tank sticking or damaged

No you must check sensor in tank

When the clutch pedal starts to feel stiff and hard to deptress it means that you will need to replace the clutch, the friction disk is worn out.

local honda service division will use the vin number to get you the code

It seems like you reset the PC the 2nd time, not the 1st time. The funs not over yet. find out where all tis oil has gone. Any leaks? Recently serviced? Bluish Tailpipe smoke? Find out about where the oil has gone! ck plugs for burnt oil. I'm sure your buddy could direct you further but don't let it go!

The quickest, simplest way is to call a Honda dealer and give them the VIN code from the car. Most will do this for free.

behind glove box, to the right. Can't miss it-has writing on it.

no it is electronic fuel injection

Fuse#23 in the under dash fuse box is for the tail lights, controls license plate lamps and side marker lamps as well. f if you meant brake lamps it's fuse 12 in the under hood fuse block.

Light indicates a fault in the air bag system. Check and replace faulty item.

the check engine light will stay in memory and you stould have the code read, autozone, NAPA can read the code for free, place the part that is bad, and u will be good to go

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I am a Honda Master tech. There is no such problem for this vehicle. First things first, if the vehicle drives straight , but the steering wheel is off center, then that's what the problem is...the steering wheel is not centered. when an alignment is done to a vehicle the steering wheel is set be a technician (not by a machine). My advice to you is to take it back to the dealer and go for a road test with the service manager or shop foreman. show them what you mean. they will take care of you. good luck

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check for freon--test fuse-relay --check wiring

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Behind the bottom portion of the drivers side dash board. There is a fuse box with relays. It should be on the far right of the top row of relays.

Check for fuel pressure at the injector rail. If no pressure, check pump circuit and relay. If pressure at rail, check injector fuse. It’s also possible the fuel filter is clogged.

It should run about $550 if a shop does it.