Driving my 2019 Ridgeline and the transmission indicator flashes then the blind spot indicator came on. The P was flashing with a line through it while driving. Pulled over, checked the transmission fluid and it was fine, cleaned off the sensors. The indicators have not reappeared again yet. Any insight? Thanks.
Ksully1
Welcome aboard.
Since you have a second generation Ridgeline, you might get a better response if posted on the 2G section of this forum. Perhaps a moderator could move your post.
Since you have a second generation Ridgeline, you might get a better response if posted on the 2G section of this forum. Perhaps a moderator could move your post.
Flashing shift position indicator means a transmission fault. Did you get a message in the MID saying the “Transmission System Problem”? How many miles on the odometer and how long since the ATF was changed?
See this post for a similar problem
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See this post for a similar problem
2018 RTL-E Torque Converter
A month or so ago, I was feeling very good about my 2018 RTL-E. I'd cracked the 100K mark with virtually no issues. Well, I shoulda known better. At just over the 103K mark, I began getting the dreaded Transmission System and Blind Spot warnings. After taking it to the Honda dealer, it was...
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Welcome to the Ridgeline Owners Club, @Ksully1!
The blind spot indicators will be disabled if certain problems are detected with the transmission which is why you're seeing the blind spot problem message.
If you're not seeing the "transmission system problem" message mentioned above, it may be as simple as an externally-mounted range switch that is used to determine which position you have the shift lever in. If you do see the message, the chance of you needing a new transmission just went up by orders of magnitude.
The blind spot indicators will be disabled if certain problems are detected with the transmission which is why you're seeing the blind spot problem message.
If you're not seeing the "transmission system problem" message mentioned above, it may be as simple as an externally-mounted range switch that is used to determine which position you have the shift lever in. If you do see the message, the chance of you needing a new transmission just went up by orders of magnitude.
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