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How do you reset the check engine light on a 2011 Honda Pilot?
How can I reset the check engine light on my 2011 Honda Pilot? It’s been on for weeks. I’ve taken it to the mechanic for service, but the light won’t turn off. Help!
Chloe Jenkins · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
I’m sorry to hear that you’re dealing with a stubborn
check engine light
. It can be a frustrating issue, especially when you’ve had your car serviced. That said, sometimes you have to reset your Honda Pilot’s check engine light. You can do this by following these quick steps:- Get a diagnostic reset tool directly from Honda. You will need to reset the ECU on your vehicle.
- Locate and open your fuse panel by pulling down on it, or turning counterclockwise, then pulling down on it.
- Plug in the diagnostic reset tool.
- Turn your ignition key to the second position and wait for the reset tool’s light to stop blinking. Once it does, your ECU reset.
If that still doesn’t work or seems like a large undertaking, you can take your car to the Honda dealership or your mechanic to reset the light.
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