Replacing FPS running light

Look under hood, under steering wheel, and on both sides of dash by doors.

Sounds like the brake bulb sensor unit is short circuited. It is located inside the rear driver's side, trunk mounted tail light housing. It will have to be replaced or opened and repaired, to eliminate the short circuit.

it shouldn't,, But with Honda who knows, normally unless its just a bulb they all either work or not, so if you have the right side out, change the bulb,, if it works the center one is out too, be sure when replacing the bulbs to check them before you put them in, and clean any dark or burn spots in the holder, Ive had numerous times a "new" bulb was no good,

Duh! Put in a new bulb!

gently tug the passanger side door handle from the inside (with out opening the door) than try the key fob

the bulb gets replaced from the back the front headlight covers do not come off .You first have to unplug the wiring connector to the bulb you are replacing which sometimes is a pain then you twist the ring that's around the bulb to unlock it from the housing then pull the bulb straight out .If the bulb your replacing is on the same side as the battery you will need to remove the battery because there wont be enough room for you to access

Under hood, passenger side, upper firewall, mounted in fuel line

these lamps are the parking, or running lamps which denote the corner of the vehicle yellow for front and red for rear.. open the hood and on the top of each lamp there is a phillips screw..take it out and the lamp willslide forward..( there is a plastic clip at the bottom that secures it also) GENTLY pry the lamp toward the front of the vehicle and it will expose the lamp socket. these are 1/4 turn and they will come out..remove the burned out bulb and put in a new one...turn on the lights and check they are working BEFORE you re-install the lamp!

It has to be pinching the tube when you close hood. Replace tube since it is cheap hose and see if it came lose from or is missing a mount to hold the hose.

On the driver's side, at your left foot is a compartment with a twist open, plastic lock; turn it and pull to reveal fuses