The key is stuck in the ignition an will not come out or turn.
2006 Honda Pilot electrical complaints
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Most of button lights on climate control dash and cruise/vsa/sunroof stopped working. I believe they burnt out. Happened to lots of honda owner too. Honda dealership asks for $200-300 to fix this. It's ridiculously expensive to fix their mistake.
Not one, but both rear windows fell within weeks of each other because of the cheap plastic mechanism that holds them up. Both mechanisms had to be replaced at the cost of $400 each. And they use the same parts!! Clearly this is a recall issue, as I have read hundreds of reports like this one. Thank goodness we were not driving on the freeway at the time (both times we had just exited) and the glass didn't break. This could have been not only a costly repair, but dangerous for my kids in the backseat.
Loud popping noise coming from rear speaker when starting the vehicle. On and off for years now.
On multiple times, when I start the ignition, a loud noise comes from the rear stereo system speaker. It only happens when the ignition is turned on. It happens 50% of the time when the vehicle is started. It is annoying but I read that somewhere that this could be related to failed anc (active noise cancellation unit) and the cost could be $500. I feel the manufacturer should replace this free of cost.
Driver's side seat warmer gets unbearably hot! The seat seems to only warm on the right side, but it is extremely hot!!
Tl*the contact owns a 2006 honda pilot. The contact started the ignition. There was aloud noise coming from the rear stereo system speaker. The failure occurred whenever traveling at a low speed or the engine was idling. The vehicle was taken to an authorized dealer for inspection. The failure was contributed to the active noise cancellation unit (anc). The cost of the service repair was $500.00. The vehicle has not been repaired at this time. The failure mileage was 80,000. Updated 02/01/11 *lj updated 03/21/11
When we first bought the 2006 honda pilot, there was a loud roaming noise coming from the engine, while the car was cruising at any speed, it would just start and stop at any moment, it sounded like a racing car revving it engine to the limit. When we took the car to the dealer, they spent about 2 days trying to figure it out, they said it was some sort of speaker or sensor that was relaying information to the cars computer and what we were hearing was feedback. They said they could not fix it, so they unplugged it so that we wouldn't hear the noise.
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