How do I put a USB device in repeat?

ANSWER : When playing a USB device through the sound system, you can use repeat mode in two ways: File repeat (repeats the current track), or Folder repeat (repeats the current folder). To set the USB device in repeat mode, press the RPT button until the sound system displays File repeat or Folder repeat. To turn off repeat, press the RPT button until the sound system displays Off.

ANSWER : When the USB device is set to repeat mode, it will replay the current song when the song is finished. To turn on repeat mode, press the Repeat button.

ANSWER : When playing a USB device through the sound system, you can shuffle in two ways: Folder random (shuffles within the chosen folder), or all folders random (shuffles all of the available tracks). To set the device in shuffle mode, press the RDM button until the sound system displays Folder random or Disc random. To turn off shuffle, press the RDM button until the sound system displays Off.

ANSWER : Hello, thank you for writing in. Honda does not use a seperate fuse for some of their USB circuits. If your model does have a fuse, start by checking that. There are several other cases of issues with the Honda USB ports and certain IPhone cables. The cables will cause the circuit to overheat, and lock the circuit into a "safety mode" so to speak. Some customers have found resolution by updating to a brand specific cord, and allowing the system to remain unused for a day to reset itself. If a new cable does not fix the problem, you will want to proceed with further electrical testing on the USB circuit. For more help resolving any further testing in the port, contact our service department.

ANSWER : Hello. Engine stalling can be caused by a wide variety of issues. Anything from transmission issues, fuel problems, to wiring problems can all cause an engine to stall when put into gear. If you recently rebuilt the transmission it may be possible that the issue is related to the service. As you stated, it may be possible that the torque converter is locking up for some reason, perhaps due to a mechanical issue or a fluid pressure issue. It may also be possible that the stalling is being caused by issues with the engine management system. Perhaps an issue with one of the components, such as the fuel pump or idle air control valve is causing the vehicle to stall out when put under load. I would start by trying to determine if the stalling is transmission or engine management related and go from there. If the check engine light is illuminated, scanning for trouble codes will likely reveal some insight into what the problem may be. As these sorts of engine management issues can sometimes be difficult to diagnose, I would recommend having a professional technician, such as one from YourMechanic, come to your location to diagnose what may be causing your stalling.

ANSWER : The last owner may have used an aftermarket computer programmer to alter the computer to only use regular fuel and not E85. If your gas cap says your truck is E85, it should be okay and you could try running on it, however, you may notice problems of lower power. If you notice any abnormal running conditions, then discontinue use.

ANSWER : Hi there. It sounds like you have either a failed axle, failed transfer, or a failed transmission. The noise you described sounds like an axle that may have failed. If the joint part of the axle has failed and bearings have come out then the axle may just be spinning in the housing, but you would probably have noticed this unless the axle shaft has broken. This truly needs a qualified technician to perform an inspection to avoid replacing unnecessary parts. Your Mechanic has several available technicians that can assist you with a car does not move inspection.

ANSWER : Hi and thanks for contacting YourMechanic. Check the shifter cable to the transmission and make sure that the cable is hooked up correctly. What seems to be happening is either the shifter cable is not attached to the transmission correctly or the valve body (transmission control module) has a major leak and needs repaired or replaced. If you need further assistance diagnosing your vehicle, then seek out a professional, such as one from YourMechanic, to pinpoint the cause of the shifting problem and advise you on repairs.