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The quickest way to know what's wrong is to get the vehicle's OBDII port scanned and check what [link|https://hondacodes.wordpress.com/honda-fault-codes/|DTC codes] have been logged.
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If there is a code (or codes) they will tell you what the problem is.
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If there is a code (or codes) it will tell you what the problem is.
Major auto parts retail stores in the USA e.g. AutoZone will do this for free apparently.
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The quickest way to know what's wrong is to get the vehicle's OBDII port scanned and check what [https://hondacodes.wordpress.com/honda-fault-codes/|DTC codes] have been logged.
If there is a code (or codes) they will tell you what the problem is.
Major auto parts retail stores in the USA e.g. AutoZone will do this for free apparently.