Acc and radio are on different circuits. Don't just check fuses, but check voltage at fuses - use a small multi meter and test at each point - including at the radio. I am guessing there is a relay for these in the relay box and it maybe malfunctioning.
SOURCE: 2003 Honda Pilot Rear door lock not working
I have a 2004 honda pilot.The passinger door and the back door behind the driver seat will not lock or unlock with remote or with door lock switch,What can I do to fix it?
SOURCE: Driver side door won't lock electronically
very common problem is the door lock actuator. i would recommend replace that. a good idea also would be to remove the door panel and check all the rods that connect to the assembly and make sure one didnt pop off.
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SOURCE: dashboard lights out
first check the dash light dimmer switch and then check fuses one by one until you find the burnt one.
SOURCE: 2005 Honda Pilot w/Navi. The front Power outlet unscrewed.
Search on the internet for instructions to install a Pilot cigarette lighter and ashtray. Steps 4 and 5 detail how to remove the console trim. I couldn't find the clips talked about in step six, so I Gently pulled out the base of the front console far enough to get a pair of pliers back there to tighten the power outlet. I have a 2005 Pilot without the Navi sys. Good luck!
SOURCE: 2003 Honda Pilot Rear door lock not working
If the driver door lock actuator fails the rest of the locks won't work. Also the automatic headlight switch won't turn them off and your battery runs down. It's fairly easy to fix the actuator but it is a little tedious. The actuator costs about $75 at the Honda dealer and about $50 online. If you're not sure how to do this get a manual for the car or pay the dealer. There are a lot of connectors inside the door and several linkages so you have to be careful, patient, and don't force things apart. When you do it right everything comes apart pretty easy.
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