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2006 Honda Ridgeline

Radio Static When Driving Over Bumps

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On some models a poor connection in the radio antenna harness and sub harness can cause static when going over bumps. Replacing the antenna harness and sub harness will commonly repair this problem.

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Transmission May not Shift into Fourth Gear at Times

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Some models have a problem were the transmission won't shift into fourth gear intermittently. This problem can commonly be repaired with a software update from Honda.

8 Reports

Shim to Correct Chirping Timing Belt

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A chirp noise from the timing belt area can be caused by a tilted idler pulley. Installing a corrective shim from Honda will commonly correct this issue.

7 Reports

Tailgate Will Not Open Because Sensor Rod is Too Long

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A sensor rod that is too long can cause the tailgate not to open in the swing mode. Replacing the sensor rod will commonly correct this issue.

6 Reports

Noise and Judder on Turns From Rear Axle

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Noise and judder can develop from the rear axle due to differential fluid breakdown. Replacing the fluid will commonly correct this issue.

6 Reports

Honda Fuel Pump Relay Recall

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Honda issued a recall on some 2005 Ridgeline models due to a defective fuel pump relay. If the fuel pump relay fails, the car will stall or fail to start. For more information on this recall please click here»

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Software update for false coolant sensor fault code

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On certain models the PCM misinterprets data from the coolant sensor and sets a false Check Engine light (MIL). A software update from Honda will repair this issue.

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Tailgate Will Not Open Because Sensor Rod is Too Long

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A sensor rod that is too long can cause the tailgate not to open in the swing mode. Replacing the sensor rod will commonly correct this issue.

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