How does the Honda Passport Idle Stop system work?

How does the Honda Passport Idle Stop system work?

To further enhance fuel efficiency, all Passport trims feature an idle-stop system. When the vehicle brakes to a stop for at least two seconds—such as at a traffic light—the engine automatically shuts off to save fuel. When the driver releases the brake pedal, the engine starts back up by itself.

What should I do if my Honda Passport is having problems?

I have a 1996 Honda passport and have noticed that the alternator and or battery is the suspected electrical problems in most Honda Passports and you should loosen the alternator; then make sure the electrical plug is properly and tightly plunged into the alternator. If this doesn’t help go to auto zone and they will check your alternator for free.

What is the problem with my 97 Passport?

My ’97 Passport appears to have some weird electrical problem. At random times, the battery indicator will start to move in sync with the turn signal or show a drop with any other pull on the battery (lights, radio, etc.).

What to do when your Honda engine won’t start?

Let the engine run for about 20 minutes with the hood closed. Remove the wire from the throttle linkage and turn the engine off. Let the engine sit for five to ten minutes, then try to restart the engine several times. If the engine doesn’t start, turn the key on.

How does auto Idle Stop Override work on Honda Passport?

When you push the start engine button on the car the board will wait 5 seconds (programmable) giving the engine time to start, then click the relay on the FRM01 board for 1 second which is the same as you pushing the Auto Idle Stop button on the console.

I have a 1996 Honda passport and have noticed that the alternator and or battery is the suspected electrical problems in most Honda Passports and you should loosen the alternator; then make sure the electrical plug is properly and tightly plunged into the alternator. If this doesn’t help go to auto zone and they will check your alternator for free.

My ’97 Passport appears to have some weird electrical problem. At random times, the battery indicator will start to move in sync with the turn signal or show a drop with any other pull on the battery (lights, radio, etc.).

Is there a way to turn off auto idle stop?

This turns off the Auto Idle Stop System by default and lets you continue to use the button to turn it On and Off as usual. You do not loose any functionality, it is just Off by default instead of being On by… If more cars had auto-stop fewer people would be impacted by respiratory diseases and death.

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