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All the dash lights and warning signs are going off!

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My wife went out to start her car and it started fine. But... all the dash lights and warning signs are going off. To turn off the motor she had to press the start button 2x or hold it in for a few seconds. Any idea what caused this? 2018 CR-V Touring w/ AWD 38,000 miles and bought new. This has never happened before (no issues ever).
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I don't think there are any codes with these gen's. Replace battery and let us know. thx

Sams, walmart, costco...a few.
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Double check all connections on battery and may have to scan for codes, yes.

Could try disconnecting negative terminal for 10 minutes one last time and see. One step further is disconnect both terminals and touch together.
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CR-V 0WNER said:
P0172
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P0172 OBD-II Trouble Code: System Too Rich (Bank 1)

P0172 code definition? P0172 is a trouble code that is set when the ECU senses that there may be too much gasoline present in the air-fuel mixture of the engine. A proper air-fuel ratio of about 14.7:1 is vital to obtain...
www.yourmechanic.com www.yourmechanic.com
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Copperman said:
(Battery Issues?)
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Any updates? thx
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Mets Fan said:
I trust this guy, been going to him for 5 years, so let's do the work.
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Not bashing the guy, and he may have not known, but, most service advisors have no idea the technical aspects of a vehicle.

They are more sales oriented and don't read TSBs like techs. Most of their verbiage comes from the tech.

You stated your not a mechanic, well, you may know more than him.
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