We are starting to get snow here in eastern Washington, so this is good to know. Thanks for sharing.
We are starting to get snow here in eastern Washington, so this is good to know. Thanks for sharing.Interesting -- sticky, wet snow today.
Collision Mitigation System Error AND all RADAR went down. ERROR messages all over the dashboard.
Stopped vehicle. Powered down then powered on after a few moments. Still non functional.
Called dealer service adviser. He said, "You've got snow in your logo" "HUH?" Yeah, he said "...get out, wipe the accumulated snow from the "H" Honda logo on the nose of the vehicle."
Voila! All fixed.
Who knew?????
I’m with you..... not on the “H” logo at all. Sensor is in the bottom of the grill towards the ground on the driver side. It’s a black square. However, I did have the same errors as we also had heavy, wet snow that accumulated on the front of my Insight on Monday morning. By the evening on my way home, the snow had melted or blew off the front (30 mile an hour winds and 40 mile an hour gusts.... hello windchill) and everything was fine with those systems and I didn’t have to do anything for those error messages to go away.I was looking at mine and I can’t see anything to do with radar and the H logo. What Ive got is more on the lower drivers side part of the grill. And then there’s the one on the top part of the windshield. Or am I just not seeing it?
I keep a spray bottle filled with -35 windshield washer fluid around - mainly to defrost the windshield quickly, but it should get your radar cleaned in a pinch.Left Spokane, WA Thursday morning (Dec. 26) to set out on a 1,650 road road trip (one way) with my wife to visit her parents in Missouri. Experienced wet snow just out of Spokane and ice built up on the front of the EX. Then got the message "Some driver assist systems cannot operate. Radar obstructed." Tried to wipe the front "radar" systems clear, but ice was built up to much. Yesterday and today it was obstructed both days. We are about 950 miles into the trip and it's cold wintery weather.
Also, getting very poor mpg. We are driving anywhere between 40 mph to 75 mph on interstates depending on conditons and we are getting about 37 mpg in Econ mode. My 2015 Honda Fit made the same trip in winter twice and we usually got better mpg than that.
That’s a good tip! I’m going to do that too.I keep a spray bottle filled with -35 windshield washer fluid around - mainly to defrost the windshield quickly, but it should get your radar cleaned in a pinch.
The radar is a rectangular plastic box in the lower right side, as Honda2019 pointed out. The camera is inside the car on the upper part of windshield, near the rearview mirror. If you refer to the manual, each section of Honda Sensing starts with a diagram that shows the position of both.Where is the radar. Is it the box at the top of the mirror? My windshield is clean although it was snowing earlier in the day. I can't believe this warning is going to activate every time it snows. None of the other items listed where a problem at all.