05 Accord EX - temp/odometer display
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05 Accord EX - temp/odometer display
Hi,
I always drive with the temp and the trip mileage displayed on the odometer. A few days ago, I noticed that whenever I started the car, the odometer appeared to have 'reset' to show total mileage instead of my previous setting. I can set the display back to showing me the temp, but after turing the engine on and off, I'm back to total miles.
That alone is probably not too annoying, but it also seems that the car 'sounds' different when turing the ignition key, as if there were some hesitation. It still starts, but it just feels different.
Both 'symptoms' oocurred at the same time.
Has anybody had this before?
Thanks,
Ed.
I always drive with the temp and the trip mileage displayed on the odometer. A few days ago, I noticed that whenever I started the car, the odometer appeared to have 'reset' to show total mileage instead of my previous setting. I can set the display back to showing me the temp, but after turing the engine on and off, I'm back to total miles.
That alone is probably not too annoying, but it also seems that the car 'sounds' different when turing the ignition key, as if there were some hesitation. It still starts, but it just feels different.
Both 'symptoms' oocurred at the same time.
Has anybody had this before?
Thanks,
Ed.
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Hi, Thanks for the welcome. There is a new symptom this morning. My key no longer locks the car (remotely). I have to press the button in the door.
So, I have a 'weak' sounding start, loss of setting on the odometer, and now to more remote power locks (my battery was replaced ~2 y ago).
Any thoughts?
Ed.
So, I have a 'weak' sounding start, loss of setting on the odometer, and now to more remote power locks (my battery was replaced ~2 y ago).
Any thoughts?
Ed.
#4
Make sure your battery connections are clean and tight. Sometimes a weak connection can cause weird problems.
Take the connections loose and clean the connector as well as the post on the battery. Rub some vaseline on the posts before re-connecting the battery cables. You may want to check the connections at the other end of the battery cables too.
Take the connections loose and clean the connector as well as the post on the battery. Rub some vaseline on the posts before re-connecting the battery cables. You may want to check the connections at the other end of the battery cables too.
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