20 Most Recent 2006 Honda Ridgeline - Page 4 Questions & Answers

fuse blown or it asks for CODE (battery went dead once, or pulled?)?????? search , vast results. i did 25 my self https://www.google.com/webhp?tab=ww&ei=d6vaUsW_IaPp2QWHqYG4Dg&ved=0CBcQ1S4#q=radio+code+honda+site:http:%2F%2Fwww.fixya.com

check all fuses in all fuse boxes. many parts, dont like that, and will blow a fuse, protecting these devices. that was a big no no... (my job was to fix , that kind of damage)

there are many lights, name one. there are back lamps. and the park/dimmer lamp. and the LCD lamp and or ? other ;lamps name just one. radios have 3 power sources (and 4th is ground)( 1: power. (makes the whole radio and all audio work) 2: park/dim (back ground lamps) turn up the dimmer knob. 3: memory. (stores station you like) if all other inside park./dim lamps work (can be over 20) and the radio lamps are dead, then they are burned out. that requires, removal and repairs.

you blew the fuse. replace it.

buy an FSM or login to alldata.com, like all us./

Did you check the oil?

this sensor is located on the side of the engine that cylinder 1 is on,assuming this is a v6 or v8.you will have to check the 02 wave form to make sure the 02 is switching properly,if it is then you will have to check the effiecency of the catalytic convertor on the same side.it may be the problem and not the convertor.

possibly the starter.

Check your starter relay. It should be in fuse box in engine compartment.

engine lights typically indication that a sensor has a reading that is beyond its normal parameters. O2 sensor, map sensor, ect.. disconnect battery for 10 min reconnect and see if light comes back on.