When you start your Honda Ridgeline, the airbag module runs a self-diagnostic check on all its major systems. If any of these checks fail, you will see an airbag warning light on the dashboard. Depending on the model year and what country you happen to be in, you may get something along the lines of … Read more
If your Honda Ridgeline smells like gas, it may indicate a serious issue. It would be best to treat your truck as though you have a fuel leak (don’t drive it) until you know there isn’t one. A bad gas cap typically causes the smell of gas, the evaporative emissions system leaking, overfilling the … Read more
If your Honda Ridgeline’s battery is draining, it’s something that’ll need addressing right away. If it is draining while your Ridgeline isn’t running, something is drawing current that shouldn’t be. If the battery drains while driving, there’s likely an issue with your truck’s alternator. The two primary causes for a battery to deplete are parasitic … Read more
If your Honda Ridgeline won’t accelerate, that is a serious cause for concern. If your check engine light is on, get a code scanner and see what trouble codes are stored in the PCM (powertrain control module). They can provide valuable insight as to what the problem may be and help you narrow down … Read more
A vehicle that is pulling to the left can be dangerous to drive. In the US, left is the direction of oncoming traffic. This makes pulling to the left even more dangerous than pulling to the right. Keeping straight when your Honda Ridgeline wants to veer into traffic makes driving stressful. If your Ridgeline pulls … Read more
When your Honda Ridgeline pulls to the right, it makes driving difficult. Keeping straight when your Ridgeline wants to veer off the road is dangerous, and takes all of the joy out of driving. Fixing a vehicle pulling to the right should be considered a high priority repair. Honda Ridgeline Pulls to the Right … Read more
Your Honda Ridgeline is designed with a (Vehicle Stability Assist) system which keeps you safe when driving conditions are hazardous. When the VSA light comes on, your Ridgeline may need attention in order to get this important safety system up and running again. VSA is a system that helps keep you keep control in less … Read more
If you’re a Honda Ridgeline owner, you’re likely aware of the common issues that can arise with your vehicle. One of the most frustrating problems is discovering an oil leak. Not only can it be a messy hassle to clean up, but it can also be a sign of a more serious issue. Gaskets and … Read more
If your Honda Ridgeline is leaking water, it could mean a few different things are happening. Some water is completely acceptable. It depends on the situation. It really depends on where you’ve found it, and if it is really water. Coolant or Water? If you are trying to figure out if your Honda Ridgeline … Read more
If you’ve found oil on your Honda Ridgeline’s spark plug, it should be a cause for concern. It doesn’t necessarily indicate a major engine problem. When there is oil on the spark plugs is usually caused by a bad valve cover gasket or O-Ring (overhead cam engines). There can be other causes as well. Any … Read more