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Car Forum / Honda Cars / February 20062005 CR-V Engine cuts out while driving...
My wifes CR-V has twice in the last few weeks simply had the engine cut out on her while driving. She has restarted the vehicle (after managing to get it pulled off to the side of the road with the power cut of...) with no problem after each incident. No warning lights, no error conditions... nothing. All the power items continued to function normally (including steering and brakes). No it is not running out of gas. We took it to the dealer where we bought it 6 months ago, and they say they can find nothing wrong with it. Anyone have a similar experience? Advice? Sounds somewhat similar to a few of my experiences many years ago when my fuel line froze, one clogged filter, and then one busted carburetor. I would check the fuel system. Anything else, the cpu should pick it out with a check engine light.  SignatureNOSPAMddlee10@hotmail.com remove NOSPAM for email address > My wifes CR-V has twice in the last few weeks simply had the engine > cut out [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > > Advice? Bad gas? > My wifes CR-V has twice in the last few weeks simply had the engine > cut out [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > > Advice? > My wifes CR-V has twice in the last few weeks simply had the engine > cut out [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > No warning lights, no error conditions... nothing. ---------------------------- Do a google search for honda ignition switch recall. You'll see the symptoms sound exactly the same. Sure, it's a whole different generation of CR-V, but it could be you've got a bad switch. It's really scary in traffic. 'Curly' How old is your CRV? The pre 2002 had a problem like you describe. >> My wifes CR-V has twice in the last few weeks simply had the engine >> cut out [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > 'Curly' |
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