Honda Pilot

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You need to take your Honda Pilot to a professional. the SRS light is on because there is a problem with the SRS, (Air Bags). Due to the danger of working on this system, I recommend you let a professional handle this. Not a DIY repair. They will reset the light after the system is repaired.

Disagree.. why spend 80 on a mechanic who has a minimum IQ...

http://www.carolinahondas.com/installation-how-articles/57796-how-reset-your-srs-light.html

15 amp fuse (blue) located by where the passenger's right foot rests (on the East "wall" if the car is facing North). It is the top fuse closest to the engine block.

I had to replace it several times in one day until I figured out my phone charger was shorting out...

The process is the same as noted in an earlier post for changing the tail/brake light on a 2004 Pilot. There are two Phillips head screws that are only accessible after opening the rear tailgate lid. Remove the two screws which will allow the removal of the entire tail-light assembly. (Note that it might take some effort as there are two retaining lugs on the outer edge of the fixture which are press fitted but wiggle and pull and they will pop loose, just be careful.) The lights are identified tail and brake. A third turn to the left and the bulb housing can be removed. Simply pull the bulb from the plug and replace with like bulb bought at any auto parts store.

just wondering if the service codes for a 2006 pilot are available online?

16 MPG

what does mainentance A-01 mean on my 2011 honda pilot

The maximum tosing capacity of the 2005 Honda Pilot is 4500 lbs..

http://www.homelink.com/training/train.taf

The EPA mileage estimate for the 2009 Honda Pilot is 17 mpg in the city, 23 mpg on the highway.

That is not a horseshoe. It represents a tire. The light is on because one or more tires is low of air pressure. All this is listed in your owners manual.

Total capacity is 5.1 Quarts with filter change. Use SAE 5w20 any major brand. Use High Mileage oil if engine has over 100,000 miles on it.

The 2011 Honda Pilot's engine produces 250 hp @ 5700 rpm.

Go to a qualified mechanic. The warning light indicates some is wrong. A inadvertent deployment of the airbag will most certainly injure occupants.

Vehicles vary so you may need to read the owners manual.

You don't program it, you simply insert the code with the radio presets.

Trouble code P0730 means:Incorrect gear ratio

a bomb...

You should wear your seatbelt. End of discussion

SAE 5w20 conventional or synthetic any major brand.

"Who Killed the Electric Car?" is a 2006 documentary that investigates the birth, (limited) commercialization, and subsequent death of the battery electric vehicle in the United States. It focused on the General Motors EV1 electric automobile of the 1990s.

As for who actually killed the electric car, the film's producers presents a list of possible suspects:

- Consumer ambivalence to the new technology

- Car companies intentionally sabotaged the program

- Government backed the auto industry in suit against California and failed to act in the public interest

- California Air Resources Board caved to pressure from the auto industry

- Hydrogen fuel cells are a compromise favored by the auto and oil industries and government since it buys time for additional profits for "Big Oil".

- Batteries (limited range and reliability)

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There were some aspects to destruction of the electric car that the film did not go into.

The EV1 did not pass auto safety standards at the time it was introduced. The standards had been adopted some time after the time design for the car was begun. GM's response to this was to get the car standards waived for the test of the vehicle. In order to do this, they had to restrict the time of the test and promise the Federal Government that at the end of the test all the cars would be recalled and disposed of. The time line of the car's history would seem to indicate that the people at GM thought they might be able to convince the government to allow them to sell the car during that time, but, obviously, this did not happen. Anyway, it explains why the cars could only be leased, and why none was allowed to be left in the hands of their drivers. There may have been a conspiracy involved, but my guess is it had to do with GM people not wanting anyone to understand that the cars did not pass safety standards, rather than some dark mystery about how they "killed" it.

The 2013 Honda Pilot has a 3 yr./ 36000 mi. basic warranty.

A = Change engine oil & filter

1 = Rotate tires

2 = Change air filter