Do all Hondas have Idle Stop?
Honda Vehicles with Idle Stop Not all vehicles in the Honda lineup of models offer Idle Stop. Availability of this system may be dependent on vehicle trim and options.
How does idle stop work on a Honda Pilot?
This is in regards to the idle stop “feature” of the Honda Pilot. When the vehicle comes to a full stop, the engine cuts off in order to save fuel like it’s supposed to. However, when it is time to move again, the vehicle randomly stalls causing the car to completely turn off.
When does the idle air control valve change?
When the engine is running but the vehicle is not moving, this means the engine is idling. During this time, the number of revolutions per minute (RPM) inside the engine will change. The idle air control valve is responsible for managing the engine idle speed.
Why is my idle control not working on my car?
If the idle has not changed at all, it’s likely because your idle control motor has not been functioning. If the idle control motor was working, disconnecting it should have created a difference in the engine’s idle. This test confirms there’s an issue with the idle control motor, but not what the issue may be.
Why does the Check Engine light come on when the engine is idle?
The check engine light in your vehicle is designed to turn on if the Engine Control Unit (ECU) identifies an issues with how the engine is running. Look at your dashboard; if the check engine light is on in conjunction with idle issues, it may be because the idle control valve is malfunctioning.
This is in regards to the idle stop “feature” of the Honda Pilot. When the vehicle comes to a full stop, the engine cuts off in order to save fuel like it’s supposed to. However, when it is time to move again, the vehicle randomly stalls causing the car to completely turn off.
What causes an OBD code on a Honda Pilot?
The Honda Pilot may have issues with the idle air control system, causing: Erratic/bouncing idle. Poor fuel mileage. Illumination of the check engine light. OBD trouble code P0505. Engine stalling is possible.
What happens when you idle the air control valve?
Normally, if you just start your car, the idle air control valve will cause the engine rpms to increase and slowly decrease. That would be a sign that your IAC is working.
What makes up the idle air bypass system?
The idle air bypass system is made up of vacuum lines, an idle air control valve (IACV), the throttle body, and intake manifold, and allows enough air into the engine to idle when the throttle body is closed. The OBD trouble code P0505 refers you to this system to inspect for failures.