20 Most Recent 2011 Honda Ridgeline RTS - Page 4 Questions & Answers

do you have lights?
turn on head lights if yes then next check would be starter.
Does it make any noise when you attemp to crank?

If your 2010 Ridgeline is the same as the 2009, the wires colors and location are listed below;

Power Lock pink/black - MICU, green 30 pin plug, pin 25
The MICU (Multiplex Integrated Control Unit) is part of the dash fuse box, in the driver kick. It has 2 plugs on the left side edge of the fuse box. Meter this wire while pressing the passenger door lock switch.
Power Unlock pink/blue - MICU, green 30 pin plug, pin 9
The MICU (Multiplex Integrated Control Unit) is part of the dash fuse box, in the driver kick. It has 2 plugs on the left side edge of the fuse box. Meter this wire while pressing the passenger door lock switch.

its behind the glove box, once you drop the glove box forward by the side tabs,you will see a slot for the cabin filter.

a flap in the heater box ,is most likely cause ,feel pipe going into heater and if hot flap if no heat at all check coolant level

Hi. Timing belt are disposable part of the car and cannot be repaired. Your honda timing belt should be replaced every 105,00 miles. I provided you a link where to order the timing belt. Please click here.

Please specify your model and year of make of your honda car so that i can give you an exact procedure..

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hi, if the light is flashing then this indicates a problem with the sensor on that side of the car if the light is on constant then it can mean one of a few things now the first and easiest to check is the tyre pressure as low tyre pressure can cause the light to come on so check this first, also check the wheel for signs of damage such as striking a cerb or driving over brick or big stone so check the rim for damage.
if the wheel is fine and the tyre pressure is good then the chances are the brakes need looking at but it would be advisable to take your car in for a diagnostic check before doing any work as you could spend a fortune on parts you dont need.
check the pressure and state of the wheel first you may just find it needs some air putting in it.

let me know how you get on and what you find ok

you may have a sealer skip. They apply a bead of urethane around galss & press into window opening. get a 3 ft long piece of hose and put one end to your ear. Have someone drive car while you probe with the other end until you find loud noise. that will be source of noise

if you replace that ... or the one for the battery... that would be the culprit

Hi there,

Problem seems in the steering wheel sensor was probably the problem. VSA determines if the vehicle is following the path indicated by the steering wheel. 
Check that.........

Good Luck

Thanks