2017 Honda Civic Warning Lights

Asked by Melissa May 17, 2017 at 10:14 AM about the 2017 Honda Civic LX

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

One day after I bought my brand new 2017 Honda Civic, several warning lights
appeared on the dash while driving; including check engine, vehicle stability
assist, electronic power steering, and low tire pressure. I called my dealership
and they had my car towed. The only answer they are giving me is that it was
an intermittent failure and that it has been reset... Intermittent failure of what?
What has been reset? I have no idea. Has anyone heard of this before/ know
what actually is wrong?

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Jet747 answered 6 years ago

I had several issues and dealer said there were a few upgrades to the system computer needed. Seemed to work and was ok for week. The lights all came on again. This time I didn’t disconnect and reconnect battery - drove to dealer so he could see codes. Turns out to be the fuel injectors need to be changed. Under warranty so all good.

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Guru9C58XW answered 3 years ago

I have a Honda Civic Coupe , all my warning lights are on in my Honda. what could be causing this ? my vehicle is a salvage vehicle. took it to Honda dealership and they just reset the codes they came back on again. already now like 5 or more times already what is it ? should i get rid of my car and buy a different car someone please help?

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