How to listen to radio when keyless ignition is off? 2017 Honda CRV.

Asked by GuruTYF8 Apr 02, 2017 at 03:19 PM about the 2017 Honda CR-V Touring AWD

Question type: General

How to listen to keyless ignition Honda CRV radio
when ignition is off?

14 Answers

Read your owners manual! New owners should be required to read the manual before they get the keys to their car.

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Poke the engine start button. Don't push it long enough to start the engine. That will wake the generator up and send power to the radio and other accessories.

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2017 Pilot accessories on mode instructions are on page 111 of the owners guide. Push the engine start button without your foot on the brake pedal.

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To play the radio when car is off push start engine without pushing brake

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In response to F_O_R, I will respectfully say that your response is not helpful. I checked the Owners Manual and it's not in there. There are 8 citations of Accessory Power but none addressed this question. I did, however, find the answer in another post - from GuruWXMFF who obviously knew the answer. So, before you presume to lecture anyone, please get your facts straight or do us all a favor and stay silent.

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If you hit the button without your foot on the brake the accessories turn on without the engine. Radio, fans, dash lights, ... Is there a way to just play the radio?

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This is another one of those sucky things I found with Honda Accord and CRV (there are the others like the windows and subnroof opening if you squeeze fob by accident.) So if your car is running and you want to keep listening to the radio but turn engine off, you need to do the following dumb ass procedure: Put car in Gear (Drive or Reverse is fine) Hold Brake Push Stop engine Button. If you don't want to roll back or forward engage Hand Brake. Do not leave your car!! Kinda stupid procedure. Putting the car in Park turns off everything. You cannot start engine with car not in Park.

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On my 2016 Pilot, I found that I could turn on the radio, wipers, etc., by keeping the car in Park, then hitting the Start button twice. No foot on the brake. If I was stopping somewhere and wanted to listen to the radio without the engine running, I'd stop the engine, then hit Start twice, and all the accessories would be available.

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Why provide sarcastic answers, just don't answer if you have no guidance.. You make yourself look ignorant when you do that.

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thank you I agree -- some of us (me) has challenges with this type of learning thank God for the person above who gave the tips on keeping radio on I couldn't find it in the book. YOu are so right we don't need sarcasm - stay well

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Turn on the car's auxiliary power: Many cars have an auxiliary power mode that allows you to power certain features, like the radio, without actually turning on the engine. Look for a button or switch labeled "ACC" or "Aux" on your car's dashboard or center console. Pressing this button or turning the switch to the "on" position should activate the radio and other features. Read more here: https://windupradio.com/turn-on-radio-without-starting-car/

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