Just a guess, but I would suspect the beginnngs of bad rear wheel bearings. If you want to do it yourself, it should cost you around $50 per wheel. Do both at the same time even if only one is bad. However realize this is probably just a symptom of another problem, which is most likely bad rear wheel alignment which would also be indicated by uneven wear on the rear tires. So the full fix is most likely going to be 1) relpace bearings, 2) replace tires, and then 3) alignment (in that order, and within days or a few weeks of one another). A bad tire (out of shape or out of balance) could also be the root cause. I doubt that it is the brakes which would usually only be suspected if you heard a squealing, usually first beginning when backing up and then progressively getting louder. However, also note that squealing can indicate bad bearings as well. Pulling the wheel and inspecting is the only sure fire way to tell. If you have sufficient pads - then its most likely the bearings.
To change the brake light bulb on a 1999 Honda Passport find the light housing located in the trunk. Find the plastic covers for the lights and remove them. Pull the bulbs out carefully and replace them.
We replaced the fuse, and it went out.
First a question. Were you stepping on the brake when you tried to shift it out of park?
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the clicking sound is usually made by a device fitted to indicate worn brake pads and only happens when braking whilst backing up, many vehicles have this feature, check your brake pads for excessive wear.
The power steering fluid reservoir on a 1998 Honda Passport is found on the driver side of the engine bay. It is located in front of the brake master cylinder reservoir.
Sounds Like You Have A Brake Problem. Drop By a Good Garrage And Have It Checked Out. Good Luck
It means there is a problem with the ABS (Anti-lock Brake System). Seek professional help.
Free Backing brakes have a unique design that moves the front brake shoe away from the brake drum when you are backing up. This allows the trailer to roll free when backing up, but this type of brake has no braking power while backing, therefore, your tow vehicle's brakes carry the entire load.
The backing place is located behind the brake pads on some cars and behind the brake shoes on all cars. It prevents debris from entering the brake system.
My ABS light was coming on too and I found out it was my ABS control module, which isn't cheap. I found out this is a common problem in 1998 Honda passports.
remove wheel remove brake drum remove brakes disconnect brake fluid line remove parking brake cable from backing plate remove four bolts attaching backing plate to axle housing remove wheel remove brake drum remove brakes disconnect brake fluid line remove parking brake cable from backing plate remove four bolts attaching backing plate to axle housing