First of all, welcome to the CRVOC forum. Many fine folks here from around the globe.
To help others, as well as yourself, click on your Avatar in the upper right hand corner, --> Account Settings, --> Vehicle Information. Fill in the details for your vehicle, then hit Save. In this manner, that vital piece of information automatically appears each time you post. Saves you from having to do that every time. With 6 generations of the CRV out there, knowing the year & trim level helps everyone when discussing your concerns.
Go to a local auto parts store & have them read your stored vehicle codes, or buy a OBD code reader yourself. If there are stored codes, that will indicate where your problems exist. Otherwise, you'll start down the "parts shotgun approach" to correcting your problem.
As many here can attest, electronic problems can be difficult & time consuming to discover & repair. First thing to rule out is the condition of your battery. Get your battery load tested to see if it is still in good condition. If you have an OEM battery, you may be approaching the end of its useful life. Bad battery conditions can create different electronic problems on these "new" vehicles.
Good luck & keep us posted.
To help others, as well as yourself, click on your Avatar in the upper right hand corner, --> Account Settings, --> Vehicle Information. Fill in the details for your vehicle, then hit Save. In this manner, that vital piece of information automatically appears each time you post. Saves you from having to do that every time. With 6 generations of the CRV out there, knowing the year & trim level helps everyone when discussing your concerns.
Go to a local auto parts store & have them read your stored vehicle codes, or buy a OBD code reader yourself. If there are stored codes, that will indicate where your problems exist. Otherwise, you'll start down the "parts shotgun approach" to correcting your problem.
As many here can attest, electronic problems can be difficult & time consuming to discover & repair. First thing to rule out is the condition of your battery. Get your battery load tested to see if it is still in good condition. If you have an OEM battery, you may be approaching the end of its useful life. Bad battery conditions can create different electronic problems on these "new" vehicles.
Good luck & keep us posted.
