20 Most Recent 2011 Honda Ridgeline Questions & Answers

It is bolted to the floor by two bolts or nuts on studs front and rear, there is likely plastic trim covers over the bolts. Disconnect any wiring under the seat before lifting out.

sounds like your hazard lights are turned on, if not then maybe your alarm playing up or flat battery ,

With it running, smack the dashboard near the gauges pretty hard, the needle may just be stuck. I would guess the gauge itself is the problem, but it could be the sending unit in the tank. This also might be programmable, which will require a visit to a dealer. You should call and talk to a service advisor to see if this is a known issue.

Replace the wiper motor.

I am not sure what you are trying to achieve. This vehicle should have a wireless accelerator (drive by wire system).

I would call the dealer to see if this is the norm.

I am not familiar with your Ridgeline, but in other vehicles I have found that if you pull the headrest completely out and reverse it, it then tilts back instead of pushing on your neck.

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So it is or isn't misfiring ? If it's misfiring it is not running good and can possibly destroy the catalytic converter .

It can be quite a few things Lisa, but the most likely things are the windscreen rubber has perished, and letting in water (this would be more common on older cars). If your car is more modern, it will probably have a bonded screen. If so, has it recently been replaced? If so, it might be worth approaching the screen fitter to get the screen re-sealed under guarantee.
Run a hose over the front window for a while, while checking below the dashboard to see if you can see where the water is coming in.
There is also a possibility the drain holes in the windscreen scuttle may have become blocked. The scuttle is the bit between the bonnet and the windscreen. It usually has a grill cut into it.
If this is blocked, try to access the drain tube with a long rod to try and clear it out. A common occurrence if your car is regularly parked under trees / bushes, or in dusty areas. Sometimes, you may be able to see a puddle of water collected below the scuttle grill.
The worst result could be rusty floor pans. Most common on older cars. Very rare on newer cars. If you find the carpets become wet only after you have driven in wet conditions, then it is certain to be caused by rust holes in the floor. If you are unlucky enough to have this problem, it might be a good time to get rid of the car.
I can be repaired, but can be very very expensive.
For some very old cars (1960s to 1970s), you can find floor repair panels, but these are less common for newer cars.
You could also have a leaking sunroof. A good competent mechanic should be able to offer a few options to fix that. Start with a hose over the car, with kitchen roll over the carpet to help show up where the water is coming in.
Good luck.

Replace the return hose from the resevoir to the pump.

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