there's already a class action lawsuit for this. Unfortunately for everyone they'll fight for a couple year because higher chances you'll sell your car before people win.
Literally just had this happen to me this morning I made it to work with a jump & I’m at work now but once I turn my car off I’m praying I can get it started again leaving later today. I haven’t had any signs that my battery was dying or going dead so this is so random and strange that it says brake system problem if it’s the battery but I’m going to go get my battery checked if I can get it started after work. Thanks for the video!
This just happened to us today. Found a ton of corrosion built up on the battery terminals. Cleaned that up and tried to charge it but no go. Got a new battery and the car started up. Error messages cleared up after I started driving the car. Good to go.
It's an electric problem and there should be a recall on this car it sucking up energy from the battery to survive causing the car to crash we are in a computer not a car for real I spent to much money on this car and I'm very upset with Honda for this one
This happen to me yesterday. But I got them all fix I got new tiers, alignment and some went away. Next was emission problems. Cleaned my battery and wires. Next I cleaned my engine bay and made sure all the hoses and electric clips were good! I went for the fuse box next and all plugs were good. Connected my battery and it started. Had to drive for the system to reset and so far everything is good.
I had the same issue a couple years back but I was able to jump start the car and after replacing the battery everything was alright. But got the same issue today, jump starting didn't work, now I'm hoping it's a battery issue and nothing major 🤞. Gonna hit Walmart tomorrow to grab some of the instruments to check voltage (it'd be helpful if anyone can recommend the proper instruments). The worst part is that I'm stuck 700 miles away from the home, and towing here could cost $500 apparently (yay NYC). Any help or thoughts is gratefully appreciated.
I just went to autozone and got a new battery and it seemed to have fixed the problem! The autozone man said the battery literally was at 0.I've been running on the old one for about 4 years and 60k miles so it was about time for it be be changed.
This is the only video I could find addressing this issue. I have a 2019 honda civic sport and this happened to me yesterday. my battery had no issues thus far but conveniently I gave it to honda for service and the next day my car won't start and was utterly dead. 10 days prior to this, they tested the battery and said it was in good condition. we tried jumping it using my friend's car but nothing happened. I think we did it wrong but I am not sure what I should do now because I can't drive it. After researching I can see so many people are facing this issue.
Remove your battery and go to Auto Zone or O'Reilly to check your battery or let them charge your battery. Did you check your battery with a volt meter and what was the reading of the voltage on your battery?
@@macdaddypimpping no I didn’t.. I managed to turn it on using NOCO but I’ll take your advice and ask autozone to check the battery. I’m not sure if it’s rechargeable
@@AnnJacob did you see blue corrosion on the battery, if you do try to blow it off and clean, this might help start the car had the same problem today and my car isn’t that old 3-4 years with 30k miles
i have a new battery and this happens when its left in accessory mode for more then 10mins , usually if i wait and start my car later itll start but its annoying
Had this problem today with my wife's car it was low on brake fluid oil added some to proper level started right up did have to put booster cables on was not charged. Hope this helps
9 times out of 10 it’s a weak battery or bad alternator. EASY SOLUTION: Clean corrosion off the battery terminals (Cola and a toothbrush work really well), get a jump, run/drive the car about 20 mins. Done!
My car was ok, when i replaced the low beam light bulb, a message popped up on the dash board saying, break problem and check accessories. Its 2018 Honda civic hatchback ex with 140K highway mileage. Any suggestions?
Took my car for oil change, inspection, and tire rotation. Got car back and these ligths are on. Battery is good, tested at autozone. I tried disconnecting the neg battery terminal but will try and disconnect both and touch the connectors together to clear memory. I saw someone mention a bad fuse being the reason, how would you be able to check the fuses?
I just got a new battery 4 months ago and my car won’t start. It’s display brake system error, migration system, and a couple other lights on dash. Any ideas? Or should I still get battery looked at first? All lights come on, and it makes clicking sound. It’ll start every once in a while
WE have had this happen to my sons 2017 Civic twice. Yesterday being the most recent. When jumped, it starts right up. I checked the battery today and it read 12V. So i am not sure what is causing this problem. I have a 2016 Mazda 6 and when my smart brake light lit up on the dash, i added brake fluid and that has stopped it from coming on. The dealer also said my brake pads are low, and this could cause the light to come on.
I have 2021 Crv and I have all of those lights plus a blinking D light. My scanner shows these codes U0100, U0038, and U0402 and U0122 I replaced the battery. Any idea what is the problem?
U0100 code is a faulty battery. U0038 - Visually inspect the related wiring harness and connectors. Check for damaged components and look for broken, bent, pushed out, or corroded connector pins. U0402 - stands for Invalid Data Received from TCM. This code is logged when modules on the data network are receiving implausible data from the transmission control module (TCM). U0122 - indicates a communication problem between the vehicle's electronic control module (ECM) and traction control module (TCM), which can cause several symptoms like check engine light, traction control warning light, traction control issues, erratic vehicle behavior, and harsh shifting. Possible your dead battery is causing all these error code, change the battery first and then scan your vehicle again.
I think I have the same problem when I check my voltage is 10 . All the lights come up but I clean the battery terminal but the car won’t start. The voltage is very low. I’m going to boost the battery I hope that solve the problem. Thank you for the video
so my car did the same thing. i went to auto zone got my battery checked and they said it was good, the sticker on the batter says 8/20, so should i still get a new battery even tho they said it was good ? side note it only did this twice when i drove on heavy rain on the freeway i dont know if that has any correlation ? hopefully you can help me
2016 Honda Civic Ex-L. I was doing a brake fluid flush for the first tire (passenger rear) but didn't top off the reservoir when I was pumping and bleeding the brakes that's when the warning light came. It said brake fluid is low and other messages like "brake system problem", "Anti-lock brake system problem (ABS)", "electric braking problem" etc... So I turned off the car, topped off the brake fluid reservoir fully, and tried to restart the car but besides flashing lights, it wouldn't start. I hear clicks but the engine just won't turn over. I can see the battery was getting low (headlights and interior system lights were very low compared to when they're fully charged). I'm not sure if the issue is with the battery, the starter (fuse issue), or if its because I have not done the brake flush for all 4 tires. I waited an hour and tried to open the car, but keyless battery won't open the car. So dead battery then? The car hasn't even hit 50,000 miles and been serviced in timely manner, very frustrating issue.
My lights only come on if i stay on Accessory Modd for too long. I jump it off and im good. Im looking to see if there is a workaround with sitting in accessory mode or something.
Try to disconnect both positive and negative from the battery and then put both positive and negative together for like a minute to reset and then connect wires to the battery. Do It At Your Own Risk and must do it correctly.
@@macdaddypimpping changed one of the battery terminal connectors, works fine now. Mechanic friend told me too much erosion can mess up the current flow on the wires and "rare" but battery terminals may need to be changed. i looked at the old battery terminal and it had hella battery acid.
Happened to me today. All those signs popped out. Couldnt push on break. Turned off and on car a couple times and it worked randomly. Seeing alot of ppl having this problem?
Before y6ou go tto the dealer check yyour brake fluid, brake wear, Before any of these, check to see if the terminals are clean. My wife just checked the charge saw dirt on 1 of the terminals, cleaned it and it turned on, turned it off and started again fine. The system went back to normal :)
I used to love Honda. I bought a 2017 Honda Civic EX in November of 2021. It's left me stranded twice with not starting. I'm about ready to trade this heap in. It only has a little over 55,000 miles on it.
@@xy7122 oh nO!! don't say that! i just bought a 2017 honda civic ex a week ago and just had this problem just now, I work out of town and really hope I don't end up being stranded!!! How exactly does this problem happen and how often?
I removed the battery and after putting back the car will turn on but then turns off right away. I bought a new battery and it didn’t work. Any suggestions of what can it be?
You will need to reset the ECU by disconnecting both battery cables and then touch positive and negative cables together for like about three minutes or so then connect cables back to the battery, positive first then negative. DO IT AT YOUR OWN RISK!
Thanks u very much pal, i had the radio on for about 10 min.on acc. ando the failure handbrake ligth came on, ir woudnt start, then i saw your vídeo, it started, went to the nearest AutoZone, got a new batery and bingo, thanks again
idk what happened with mine but I jump started mine and all those lights came on so I drove for a bit and after a while each light started to go away. By the time I arrived at autozone all the lights were gone.
2018 Honda Civic ex, todays the 1st day the “electric brake system problem” light went on & it was my brakes that made the light pop on. They are very low, brakes are making a rasping noise. I’m getting them changed out so hopefully the light goes away after
Happened in my 2019 accord. Battery was good, it was the brake light switch that went bad. Changed it and no problems since. Now, my moms 2016 civic is doing this same thing as well. About to go see if it's her battery (hopefully it is).
I have same lights come on but it comes on while im driving. Then goes away when you turn off ans back on. They it’ll be fine for a day or two then comes on again.
I changed the battery (costco) and thats when it seemed to start having this issue. I tried reseting the car by disconnecting the battery still an issue.
You will need to disconnect both terminals on the battery then touch the red and black cable together for like a minute to reset the ECU then connect back to the battery again.
I have the same problem. I jump it and works. But I’m confused. If I put a new battery what is the issue ? It keeps saying brake problem on the dash? So is something wrong with the brakes? Why does it say that.
I had all those same warnings come on my car by my engine started just fine. My biggest problem is my steering is locked up so I can do anything. Do y’all think the battery is still the issue?
this happened to me today my 2019 Honda Civic... i turned on my car like i usually do, but while pushing the brake pedal & wouldnt let me step on it & the wheel wouldnt move neither the lights will flash & then will go off...
Happening to my 2019 Civic with less than 20k miles on it. This is ridiculous from a brand like Honda. Then they want us to pay a hefty "inspection fee" at teh dealership to figure what is going on here.
Did AutoZone tested with an OBDII scanner or just a voltage meter? There are a variety of reasons your Honda Civic won't start, the most common 3 are a dead battery, an alternator problem, or failed starter. You might want to check your starter or push button is going bad or check your key FOB remote battery.
@@macdaddypimpping I’m not sure what they used to teat it. It just said good for alternator and 100 for battery. I got a new battery regardless 2 days ago and my car’s working great so far 😊. Thanks
My 2019 CRV did this 11 months ago after 2.5 -3yrs. They wanted me to by a new battery with a 5 year warranty. As if my brand new car battery should only last less than 3 years. I had to advocate for myself over and over again until they claim they would give me a new battery. Here I am 11 month after getting a “new” battery from Honda with the same problem,I had to get jumped Saturday and Monday morning to get to work. I bought this car bc Honda is problem free low maintenance especially new. My mom has a Murano didn’t change her battery till 6 years later.Wt is going on with Honda. I have an appt with Honda today.
I guess all new Honda Civic are having the same issues with the battery drained, my 2017 Honda Pilot battery still going but might need a new battery any time soon.
So I’m having this problem as well at first when I pressed the brake and tried to turn it on it would dim all the dashboard light and the care would go dark went to a auto store got a battery when removing battery negative terminal was crazy lose slid right off when tried to tighten it will still be lose and positive terminal won’t fit on battery also the high lights stay on while being in the off position any suggestions?
You might want to check the battery, both posts should be the same size unless someone switched out your car cables. Your car have been in an accident before? Check all the wiring for the high and low beams.
Hey! I have a 17' civic and it was giving those "break system problem" and I even replaced the battery for a brand new but still have it on, for example the ACC light, Collision Milligation, Road Departure" came on and i don't even know what to do at this point.. I tried all the possibilities and still came on.. Should I take it to the Dealer?.. Anyone?
Remove the battery from both terminals and then while positive and negative are disconnected touch both cables together for like a 30 seconds to drain any residual voltages and then re-connect back both terminals to the battery and start your car again.
Disconnect your battery and touch positive and negative cables together for about 1+ minutes to clear ECU. What's your battery voltage? If it's too low then it will prevent your car from starting up and Brake system error message.
Did you reset it by disconnecting positive and negative cables from the battery and then touch both positive and negative together for like a minute or two or three? Reconnect positive and negative cables back to the battery and all of your dashboard lights should be reset, if not your car might have additional problems.
I’m having the same problem except my push to start won’t work unless the key fob is directly pressed over the start button. What should I do ? None of the buttons on my steering wheel work either
This morning won’t start had to jump start and took it to the nearest shop, when I parked it it was dead again…. now they are charging my battery to see if my battery is good or not, honestly don’t want this happening again, my car is 2019 sport Civic
Literally this is happening to me. My steering wheel locked. I had to jumpstart it, took it to o’rielys to get a new battery now all the things on my dashboard are on and my brake hold isn’t working
That 100 month warranty is a joke. Honda will say nothing is wrong with the car so they don’t have to honor it. They will say you don’t drive enough of far enough, but they will be happy to sell you a new battery.
I'll resolve the problem, in the morning, when it's light outside. Meanwhile, I have a question: Why does it say, "break system problem", on the dashboard?
When your car's brake warning light comes on, it tells you something is wrong with the braking system; it can't be put off or ignored until later-the price for doing so could be very expensive and very dangerous. Unless your battery is low and caused all of these error messages & warnings.
@@macdaddypimpping Thanks for replying. My dashboard looked identical to what's in your video, so I knew it was the battery problem. It was the error message that did that TheTriple A Tow Truck Man replaced the battery, and all's well.
Mine is I have all the pop up faults but my car runs with no problems I just can't use my remote start its a 2017 civic EX-T CVT the guys at the mechanics shop used a code reader said one of my cylinders is misfiring so they replaced my sparks and on of my coil packs but it didn't fix it so now they want to replace a fuel injector I just wish we could find out what's wrong so I can stop bringing it to the shop it's under warranty so it's free but then I'm without a car until they finish the work
Contact Your Local Honda Dealer, if it's fuel injectors they will replace them for free due to known issues extended to 150,000 miles or 10 years warranty.
@macdaddypimpping I did come to find out the 125 fuse was burn then switch it and then took it to the dealership they replaced battery sensor, and they told me the e booster brake is fried ,so it hard to put the car on drive but I found a way lol and the break is hard so I got the e booster brake from a savage yard the dealership wanted 2400 for it
When you see corrosion on the positive terminal, this means the battery may be overcharging. The substance can be either greenish blue or white depending on the type of metal of the terminal ends. If the substance is greenish blue, its copper sulfate.
Check your battery voltage, if needed to be replace for a new one then you will need to remove/disconnect both positive and negative cables from the battery and touch positive and negative wires together (DO NOT CONNECT TO BATTERY!) for about 30 seconds to a minute to clear our any memory. Install a new battery then your car should be good.
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Honda needs to submit a recall for this issue because a lot of us are experiencing this.
there's already a class action lawsuit for this. Unfortunately for everyone they'll fight for a couple year because higher chances you'll sell your car before people win.
@@asaptherm this. is happening to me too. changed the alternator and it was okay for a few days and now its doing the same thing.
I just replaced the battery on mine and now I have all these same lights. That’s with a new battery.
Literally just had this happen to me this morning I made it to work with a jump & I’m at work now but once I turn my car off I’m praying I can get it started again leaving later today. I haven’t had any signs that my battery was dying or going dead so this is so random and strange that it says brake system problem if it’s the battery but I’m going to go get my battery checked if I can get it started after work. Thanks for the video!
You are welcome, you might want to charge your battery with a battery tender.
You have to leave it on ur whole shift 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
This just happened to us today. Found a ton of corrosion built up on the battery terminals. Cleaned that up and tried to charge it but no go. Got a new battery and the car started up. Error messages cleared up after I started driving the car. Good to go.
Have u had any issues since
I jumped mine it worked fine now it’s having the same problem 3 months later
It's an electric problem and there should be a recall on this car it sucking up energy from the battery to survive causing the car to crash we are in a computer not a car for real I spent to much money on this car and I'm very upset with Honda for this one
Same here
This happen to me yesterday.
But I got them all fix
I got new tiers, alignment and some went away.
Next was emission problems.
Cleaned my battery and wires.
Next I cleaned my engine bay and made sure all the hoses and electric clips were good!
I went for the fuse box next and all plugs were good.
Connected my battery and it started.
Had to drive for the system to reset and so far everything is good.
I had the same issue a couple years back but I was able to jump start the car and after replacing the battery everything was alright. But got the same issue today, jump starting didn't work, now I'm hoping it's a battery issue and nothing major 🤞. Gonna hit Walmart tomorrow to grab some of the instruments to check voltage (it'd be helpful if anyone can recommend the proper instruments). The worst part is that I'm stuck 700 miles away from the home, and towing here could cost $500 apparently (yay NYC). Any help or thoughts is gratefully appreciated.
Most likely it's the battery issue or low voltage, try to get a jump at nearby gas stations.
are we having the same problem all at the same time smh
Yesss !!! It happened to me today :(
Same here just happened
Same bruh
I just went to autozone and got a new battery and it seemed to have fixed the problem! The autozone man said the battery literally was at 0.I've been running on the old one for about 4 years and 60k miles so it was about time for it be be changed.
Yes smh .
This is the only video I could find addressing this issue. I have a 2019 honda civic sport and this happened to me yesterday. my battery had no issues thus far but conveniently I gave it to honda for service and the next day my car won't start and was utterly dead. 10 days prior to this, they tested the battery and said it was in good condition. we tried jumping it using my friend's car but nothing happened. I think we did it wrong but I am not sure what I should do now because I can't drive it. After researching I can see so many people are facing this issue.
Remove your battery and go to Auto Zone or O'Reilly to check your battery or let them charge your battery. Did you check your battery with a volt meter and what was the reading of the voltage on your battery?
@@macdaddypimpping no I didn’t.. I managed to turn it on using NOCO but I’ll take your advice and ask autozone to check the battery. I’m not sure if it’s rechargeable
@@AnnJacob what’s NOCO?
@@AnnJacob did you see blue corrosion on the battery, if you do try to blow it off and clean, this might help start the car had the same problem today and my car isn’t that old 3-4 years with 30k miles
Same issue, Honda Civic 2019 Sport barely 15k miles!!!!!
i have a new battery and this happens when its left in accessory mode for more then 10mins , usually if i wait and start my car later itll start but its annoying
Had this problem today with my wife's car it was low on brake fluid oil added some to proper level started right up did have to put booster cables on was not charged. Hope this helps
9 times out of 10 it’s a weak battery or bad alternator.
EASY SOLUTION: Clean corrosion off the battery terminals (Cola and a toothbrush work really well), get a jump, run/drive the car about 20 mins. Done!
My car was ok, when i replaced the low beam light bulb, a message popped up on the dash board saying, break problem and check accessories. Its 2018 Honda civic hatchback ex with 140K highway mileage. Any suggestions?
Took my car for oil change, inspection, and tire rotation. Got car back and these ligths are on. Battery is good, tested at autozone. I tried disconnecting the neg battery terminal but will try and disconnect both and touch the connectors together to clear memory. I saw someone mention a bad fuse being the reason, how would you be able to check the fuses?
Same here
Use a meter and check for continuity.
Use a meter and check for continuity.
I just got a new battery 4 months ago and my car won’t start. It’s display brake system error, migration system, and a couple other lights on dash. Any ideas? Or should I still get battery looked at first? All lights come on, and it makes clicking sound. It’ll start every once in a while
Lights come on doesn't really mean anything until you check for battery health with cracking test.
WE have had this happen to my sons 2017 Civic twice. Yesterday being the most recent. When jumped, it starts right up. I checked the battery today and it read 12V. So i am not sure what is causing this problem. I have a 2016 Mazda 6 and when my smart brake light lit up on the dash, i added brake fluid and that has stopped it from coming on. The dealer also said my brake pads are low, and this could cause the light to come on.
Fully charged automotive batteries should measure at 12.6 volts or above. When the engine is running, this measurement should be 13.7 to 14.7 volts.
How long ago you had your battery
I have 2021 Crv and I have all of those lights plus a blinking D light. My scanner shows these codes U0100, U0038, and U0402 and U0122
I replaced the battery. Any idea what is the problem?
U0100 code is a faulty battery.
U0038 - Visually inspect the related wiring harness and connectors. Check for damaged components and look for broken, bent, pushed out, or corroded connector pins.
U0402 - stands for Invalid Data Received from TCM. This code is logged when modules on the data network are receiving implausible data from the transmission control module (TCM).
U0122 - indicates a communication problem between the vehicle's electronic control module (ECM) and traction control module (TCM), which can cause several symptoms like check engine light, traction control warning light, traction control issues, erratic vehicle behavior, and harsh shifting.
Possible your dead battery is causing all these error code, change the battery first and then scan your vehicle again.
I think I have the same problem when I check my voltage is 10 . All the lights come up but I clean the battery terminal but the car won’t start. The voltage is very low. I’m going to boost the battery I hope that solve the problem. Thank you for the video
so my car did the same thing. i went to auto zone got my battery checked and they said it was good, the sticker on the batter says 8/20, so should i still get a new battery even tho they said it was good ? side note it only did this twice when i drove on heavy rain on the freeway i dont know if that has any correlation ? hopefully you can help me
Did AutoZone test the battery with a battery tester, load tester or just a volt meter?
2016 Honda Civic Ex-L. I was doing a brake fluid flush for the first tire (passenger rear) but didn't top off the reservoir when I was pumping and bleeding the brakes that's when the warning light came. It said brake fluid is low and other messages like "brake system problem", "Anti-lock brake system problem (ABS)", "electric braking problem" etc...
So I turned off the car, topped off the brake fluid reservoir fully, and tried to restart the car but besides flashing lights, it wouldn't start. I hear clicks but the engine just won't turn over. I can see the battery was getting low (headlights and interior system lights were very low compared to when they're fully charged).
I'm not sure if the issue is with the battery, the starter (fuse issue), or if its because I have not done the brake flush for all 4 tires. I waited an hour and tried to open the car, but keyless battery won't open the car. So dead battery then?
The car hasn't even hit 50,000 miles and been serviced in timely manner, very frustrating issue.
This is happening to my daughter's car. What does the brakes (abs electric system) have to do with the battery?
Unfortunately, Honda is very sensitive to low battery which will trigger all types of warning when it detected battery is low.
@@macdaddypimpping Thank You 🙏
My lights only come on if i stay on Accessory Modd for too long. I jump it off and im good. Im looking to see if there is a workaround with sitting in accessory mode or something.
I believe your battery is low or needs to be recharge.
I changed the battery, and my car still wont start. I have a new battery on. It only works when i jump-start the new battery.
Try to disconnect both positive and negative from the battery and then put both positive and negative together for like a minute to reset and then connect wires to the battery. Do It At Your Own Risk and must do it correctly.
@@macdaddypimpping changed one of the battery terminal connectors, works fine now. Mechanic friend told me too much erosion can mess up the current flow on the wires and "rare" but battery terminals may need to be changed. i looked at the old battery terminal and it had hella battery acid.
Happened to me today. All those signs popped out. Couldnt push on break. Turned off and on car a couple times and it worked randomly. Seeing alot of ppl having this problem?
Yes, unfortunately lots of Honda owners are experience this big problem.
Before y6ou go tto the dealer check yyour brake fluid, brake wear, Before any of these, check to see if the terminals are clean. My wife just checked the charge saw dirt on 1 of the terminals, cleaned it and it turned on, turned it off and started again fine. The system went back to normal :)
Good tip!
How to reset the system errors that come after jumpstarting?
Pretty strange because the battery isn’t relatively that low so I’m surprised that the car refused to start
I believe the newer ECU will required certain voltage to startup the car.
@@macdaddypimpping oh brother that makes me feel a little bit better about having an older car!😅
I used to love Honda. I bought a 2017 Honda Civic EX in November of 2021. It's left me stranded twice with not starting. I'm about ready to trade this heap in. It only has a little over 55,000 miles on it.
Same here. Bought a Honda because everyone says how reliable they are. Sadly, nothing but problems in the past 2 years.
@@xy7122 oh nO!! don't say that! i just bought a 2017 honda civic ex a week ago and just had this problem just now, I work out of town and really hope I don't end up being stranded!!! How exactly does this problem happen and how often?
have any of you had better longevity with any specific brand? cars been good aside from this battery nonsense
I removed the battery and after putting back the car will turn on but then turns off right away. I bought a new battery and it didn’t work. Any suggestions of what can it be?
You will need to reset the ECU by disconnecting both battery cables and then touch positive and negative cables together for like about three minutes or so then connect cables back to the battery, positive first then negative. DO IT AT YOUR OWN RISK!
I just had to jump my sister's car to get it up and going
Just a heads up to anyone who has this issue - it’s the immobilizer. You need to turn it off in order to start the car.
@@adventuresofchrisandtanya4216 how do u do that
@@adventuresofchrisandtanya4216how?
Driving car with a dead battery in summer risks burning alternator... happened to me twice
Thanks u very much pal, i had the radio on for about 10 min.on acc. ando the failure handbrake ligth came on, ir woudnt start, then i saw your vídeo, it started, went to the nearest AutoZone, got a new batery and bingo, thanks again
Normally, you can ask Auto Zone to check and charge your battery to see if it can still hold a charge before spend your money on a new battery.
idk what happened with mine but I jump started mine and all those lights came on so I drove for a bit and after a while each light started to go away. By the time I arrived at autozone all the lights were gone.
It could be too much current when you jumped your car that caused all the warning lights to come on.
2018 Honda Civic ex, todays the 1st day the “electric brake system problem” light went on & it was my brakes that made the light pop on. They are very low, brakes are making a rasping noise. I’m getting them changed out so hopefully the light goes away after
Thanks for sharing and good luck on your brakes.
@@macdaddypimpping your welcome! Update: right rear brake was low so I got both rear brakes changed & the light went away 😌
I'm having the same problem with 2018 Honda civic hatchback ex.
Happened in my 2019 accord. Battery was good, it was the brake light switch that went bad. Changed it and no problems since. Now, my moms 2016 civic is doing this same thing as well. About to go see if it's her battery (hopefully it is).
Cool, thanks for sharing and hope you got your mom's 2016 Civic fix soon.
I have same lights come on but it comes on while im driving. Then goes away when you turn off ans back on. They it’ll be fine for a day or two then comes on again.
I changed the battery (costco) and thats when it seemed to start having this issue. I tried reseting the car by disconnecting the battery still an issue.
You will need to disconnect both terminals on the battery then touch the red and black cable together for like a minute to reset the ECU then connect back to the battery again.
@@shawn7058 I just started having this issue also and the battery is only like a year old, did you ever figure out what the problem was?
I have the same problem. I jump it and works. But I’m confused. If I put a new battery what is the issue ? It keeps saying brake problem on the dash? So is something wrong with the brakes? Why does it say that.
Did you unplug both positive and negative from the battery and jump(touch) both of the wires together for about a minute to clear the memory?
I had all those same warnings come on my car by my engine started just fine. My biggest problem is my steering is locked up so I can do anything. Do y’all think the battery is still the issue?
www.wikihow.com/Fix-a-Locked-Steering-Wheel
Did you ever get this issue resolved? Im going through the same thing right now
this happened to me today my 2019 Honda Civic... i turned on my car like i usually do, but while pushing the brake pedal & wouldnt let me step on it & the wheel wouldnt move neither the lights will flash & then will go off...
First, check your battery voltage, brake, and all the comments to fix the problem.
Happening to my 2019 Civic with less than 20k miles on it. This is ridiculous from a brand like Honda. Then they want us to pay a hefty "inspection fee" at teh dealership to figure what is going on here.
Inspection fees is getting higher and higher, that's how dealer make or rip off customers!
My 2017 hatch had same problem. New battery too
Dealer said need new engine harness
2,100 usd 😡 to fix.
Glad you got it fixed, dealer charges arms and legs or rip you off for good.
What if I took it to AutoZone to have them test the battery and alternator and they said they were both good but still having trouble?
Did AutoZone tested with an OBDII scanner or just a voltage meter? There are a variety of reasons your Honda Civic won't start, the most common 3 are a dead battery, an alternator problem, or failed starter. You might want to check your starter or push button is going bad or check your key FOB remote battery.
@@macdaddypimpping I’m not sure what they used to teat it. It just said good for alternator and 100 for battery. I got a new battery regardless 2 days ago and my car’s working great so far 😊. Thanks
@@princessyanny84 ask, cause I’m having this issue
My 2019 CRV did this 11 months ago after 2.5 -3yrs. They wanted me to by a new battery with a 5 year warranty. As if my brand new car battery should only last less than 3 years. I had to advocate for myself over and over again until they claim they would give me a new battery. Here I am 11 month after getting a “new” battery from Honda with the same problem,I had to get jumped Saturday and Monday morning to get to work. I bought this car bc Honda is problem free low maintenance especially new. My mom has a Murano didn’t change her battery till 6 years later.Wt is going on with Honda. I have an appt with Honda today.
I guess all new Honda Civic are having the same issues with the battery drained, my 2017 Honda Pilot battery still going but might need a new battery any time soon.
So I’m having this problem as well at first when I pressed the brake and tried to turn it on it would dim all the dashboard light and the care would go dark went to a auto store got a battery when removing battery negative terminal was crazy lose slid right off when tried to tighten it will still be lose and positive terminal won’t fit on battery also the high lights stay on while being in the off position any suggestions?
You might want to check the battery, both posts should be the same size unless someone switched out your car cables. Your car have been in an accident before? Check all the wiring for the high and low beams.
My car is currently having this problem Honda need to fix this. My car have not said anything about my battery
You will need to do a load test on your battery, just simply by checking voltage doesn't mean it's good. Summer times killed many cars' batteries.
Hey! I have a 17' civic and it was giving those "break system problem" and I even replaced the battery for a brand new but still have it on, for example the ACC light, Collision Milligation, Road Departure" came on and i don't even know what to do at this point.. I tried all the possibilities and still came on.. Should I take it to the Dealer?.. Anyone?
Remove the battery from both terminals and then while positive and negative are disconnected touch both cables together for like a 30 seconds to drain any residual voltages and then re-connect back both terminals to the battery and start your car again.
@@macdaddypimpping thank you so much I will try this today :)
@@KingGmz1 did it work?? Mine is having the same problem!
@@KingGmz1 It worked?
Did it work?
My 2020 hybrid Honda CRV has the same problems.
we remove our battery the after we put it back the car won't start and Brake Sytem Problem appears, what will i do?
Disconnect your battery and touch positive and negative cables together for about 1+ minutes to clear ECU. What's your battery voltage? If it's too low then it will prevent your car from starting up and Brake system error message.
I put a new battery in it and the dashboard lights always come on
Did you reset it by disconnecting positive and negative cables from the battery and then touch both positive and negative together for like a minute or two or three? Reconnect positive and negative cables back to the battery and all of your dashboard lights should be reset, if not your car might have additional problems.
I’m having the same problem except my push to start won’t work unless the key fob is directly pressed over the start button. What should I do ? None of the buttons on my steering wheel work either
Keyless entry been disabled in the settings?
Key fob out of battery, if you had to use the key fob directly over the push start button.
Good info try and error, will try mine and see.
Thanks
Good luck.
Yay I love all these new bs electronic systems thank you Honda for taking a page out the bmw and Mercedes play book😔
This morning won’t start had to jump start and took it to the nearest shop, when I parked it it was dead again…. now they are charging my battery to see if my battery is good or not, honestly don’t want this happening again, my car is 2019 sport Civic
Check with the dealer to see if your car battery is still under warranty, good luck.
SAME ITS HAPPENING TO ME RN!!!!!
Literally this is happening to me. My steering wheel locked. I had to jumpstart it, took it to o’rielys to get a new battery now all the things on my dashboard are on and my brake hold isn’t working
So what was the problem at the end I’m having this issue now lol ?
That 100 month warranty is a joke. Honda will say nothing is wrong with the car so they don’t have to honor it. They will say you don’t drive enough of far enough, but they will be happy to sell you a new battery.
I'll resolve the problem, in the morning, when it's light outside. Meanwhile, I have a question: Why does it say, "break system problem", on the dashboard?
When your car's brake warning light comes on, it tells you something is wrong with the braking system; it can't be put off or ignored until later-the price for doing so could be very expensive and very dangerous. Unless your battery is low and caused all of these error messages & warnings.
@@macdaddypimpping Thanks for replying. My dashboard looked identical to what's in your video, so I knew it was the battery problem. It was the error message that did that TheTriple A Tow Truck Man replaced the battery, and all's well.
Did you find out what the problem was?
I have this same problem rn
Its break oil low... Just refill the break oil and all will be fixed
same thing just happened to me today going to try a new battery
Did it work?
Mine is I have all the pop up faults but my car runs with no problems I just can't use my remote start its a 2017 civic EX-T CVT the guys at the mechanics shop used a code reader said one of my cylinders is misfiring so they replaced my sparks and on of my coil packs but it didn't fix it so now they want to replace a fuel injector I just wish we could find out what's wrong so I can stop bringing it to the shop it's under warranty so it's free but then I'm without a car until they finish the work
Contact Your Local Honda Dealer, if it's fuel injectors they will replace them for free due to known issues extended to 150,000 miles or 10 years warranty.
I have the same issue with my 2018 accord the car start but won't go off the emergency break
Please check your battery voltage first.
@macdaddypimpping I did come to find out the 125 fuse was burn then switch it and then took it to the dealership they replaced battery sensor, and they told me the e booster brake is fried ,so it hard to put the car on drive but I found a way lol and the break is hard so I got the e booster brake from a savage yard the dealership wanted 2400 for it
Very timely. What if you don’t have receipt can you still get it replaced?
If the battery is directly from the dealer, Costco, Autoz Zone, or O'Reilly then they should be able to look it up on their systems.
This is happening to me right now as I looked for this video
Fuel injectors have extended warranty to 150,000 miles or 10 years! Good luck.
Thank you so much!
You're welcome!
My brand new 2022 doing same hasn't even been a year n bought new
Check your battery, you may drained battery by accident such as: left the dome lights on for too long.
@@macdaddypimpping forsure and it was battery Honda replaced .
Thank u so much.
You're most welcome
Crazy seeing so many people in here recently I’m 40 miles from dealership and got serviced earlier today I hate coggin Honda
Mine got fixed with just a jumper
Had to replace battery after few days tho oh battery stayed good for little over 5 years
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That's like when you have the check engine light, you disconnect the battery but they will return a few days later, you did not fix the problem
Nope, it's different than check engine light. We fixed the problem by replacing with a new battery.
It happened to me too and now i just have it parked and they charging me 3000
What they fix for that much?
You are a lifesaver
Any time.
Anybody else seen blue corrosion next to their battery and cleaned it off?
When you see corrosion on the positive terminal, this means the battery may be overcharging. The substance can be either greenish blue or white depending on the type of metal of the terminal ends. If the substance is greenish blue, its copper sulfate.
Save me 100$ on a tow truck. Thank you!!!!
Push start sucks
Thank you so much for this video!
You are so welcome!
This happened in my Honda accord 2019. I will try to jump the car
Check your battery voltage, if needed to be replace for a new one then you will need to remove/disconnect both positive and negative cables from the battery and touch positive and negative wires together (DO NOT CONNECT TO BATTERY!) for about 30 seconds to a minute to clear our any memory. Install a new battery then your car should be good.
Thanks you! You're a lifesaver
You're welcome!
So the solution to this problem is buy a brand new battery and replace it
And reset if needed.
Rest it
Reset it will not boost your battery to start your car.
Error message
Lots of Honda are getting this error messages due to low battery.
Lol u need a better ground
Wtf going onnnnn
Bad battery perhaps?
Of course this guys has a voice with his speaking so I can’t even understand
Thank you SO much for this video!
You are so welcome!