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Average Mileage:

38,000 miles

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Honda Pilot electrical problems

electrical problem

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problem #1

2005Oct 07

Pilot LX V6

  • Automatic transmission
  • 38,000 miles

We have had several electrical issues with this car. Here they are:
1. We had 5 low beam bulbs burn out in the course of 4 months ==> no apparent reason

2. Our car will one it's own lock us out of our car. ==> It wasn't until we found that if we left the keys in the ignition it would no longer do it.

3. Our locks will suddenly unlock when making right turns. ==> It turns out that the door sensor was too far away from the Driver side door. Seems like the door is slowing separating from the car. Not noticeable from the outside. Put a piece of form between sensor and door to resolve the issue. This explains why the car is getting noisier. We hear more wind and outside traffic.

4. The idiot lights for a variety of "features" will periodically go off.

5. The Driver side seat no longer moves.

sharvancik

Brooklyn, WI, USA

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