2006 Honda CR-V - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

well 2006 crv had many issues. thats why i went for the brand new 2011 honda cr v ex but even this model seem to have its share of hiccups. anyways i think u need to get ur remote unlocked at a dealer.

Spray the BCM contacts and plug with switch cleaner. It sounds like a bad connection, but it could also be a component like a failing capacitor that for some reason needs to warm up. You have a fairly unique issue. https://www.google.com/search?q=2006+Honda+CR-V.+The+fuel+gauge+and+speedometer+work+after+running+car+about+10+minutes ..

find the replacement at the wreckers/junk yards

Use a test light and with the key on is there power to the center wire on the socket, does it have a good ground?

built into the brake pads is a small bit of metal that when the pads get to low to be safe , runs on the rotor and produces the squeal applying the brakes stops the vibration so the noise drops off

Take out the old and put in the new.

Sounds like you have a cat converter plugged up. Too much engine back pressure will result in low power and eventual shutdown of engine, and hard restart. If after setting awhile it will it will restart further indicates a bad converter and will have to be replaced.

most likely it is just the simple fix.....that is why they say: Keep it simple stupid! Check the door switches that engage when the door is closed. Try spraying them with Electrical cleaner/lube.

Check the low beam fuse in the fuse box, usually a 20A. If the fuse is blown/shorted during the replacement of the battery, your lights won't work. Replace the fuse if that's your case. Hope this helps. More help: Moonlight Driving

You can replace the instrument cluster bulb with a regular halogen bulb, or use T5 led bulbs that come in a variety of colors (white, blue, etc.) They are inexpensive and will last a lot longer than the regular halogen bulbs. Replacing the faulty bulbs isn't too hard for DIY. For help: Moonlight Driving

You can replace the instrument cluster bulb with a regular halogen bulb like Sierra said, or use T5 led bulbs that come in a variety of colors (white, blue, etc.) They are inexpensive and will last a lot longer than the regular halogen bulbs. Replacing the faulty bulbs isn't too hard for DIY. For help: Moonlight Driving

Sounds like you damaged the key, not the ignition. If you had, then the key would still work in the door, right? If you have a spare key, try using that, if not, take the ownership papers and V.I.N. # to your local dealership, they can probably give you a temporary key, or order you a replacement. Other than that, you may need to replace your ignition and locks - which the dealer can tell you the cost of.

In your owners manual Generic dash symbols are on the internet

the wetness is just caused by condensation from moisture in the air surrounding the port

you should go to dealer and ask them for the code.

I use ......what we call a Bobby Pin.........but.....any straight pin will work. Just put the pin in the jet hole and move around....then check the fluid spray pattern on the windshield.

Take out the old one. Remove new bulb from packaging. Fit new bulb. Test.

JUST POP SWITCH OUT AND BULB GOES INTO SWITCH USE SMALL SCREW DRIVER TO REMOVE YOU WILL HAVE TO TWIST IT COUNTERCLOCKWISE TO REMOVE, TWIST CLOCKWISE TO INSTALL.

Soem fault code is stored there; the only way to know is scanning the computer to knowed exactly what sensor is failed there; sometimes just a speed wheel sensor, other times, just some adjust or wire loss.

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the problem is with all Honda vehicles have poor pump locations, and they freeze up often, I have a crv and accord both freeze up, and driving can be dangerous, usually occurs if temp outside is 10 or below