I pulled the leather part up on the shifter and found a rod sticking out of the shifter. I pushed it back in and it worked fine. Although I did need a piece of tape to keep it in from falling back out.
I had this same problem it was the shifter for me i fix it by pulling shifter back to low gear and using a little force to move it back to park then car shut of just fine. Im sure the issue has to do with something loose in the shifter maybe a control module issue
The dealer advises it is the multiplex control issue, to the tune of 802.50. This may or not fix it. The car is 2 months out of the 3 year warranty. How does a part this critical to safety and security go bad in 3 years and just under 53,000 miles? How is a part this critical not covered by at least the power train warranty? Currently the car won't start without because of this control unit. Boo hiss.
Unfortunately it is a Honda manufacturing error in the BCM (Body control module unit) controls a large part of the dashboard systems, it is activated by some factory error, which in turn activates the dashboard, once the dashboard is turned on, The anti-theft security system detects that there is a theft attempt, because the key is not there and the dashboard is on, at the same time the doors are locked, which triggers the alarm, the BCM activates itself, when it wants, that can It can happen at any time, the only solution is to change it, put a new one on it, and reprogram it and that's it for $1,100, the other is that the power button is damaged, the simple solution is to change it, and the last one is that they have been polarized to the driver's door glass, a very fragile sensor is located there, and for some unknown reason it activates the BCM, the solution is to let it dry for a few days! Otherwise the BCM has been damaged! And as a last option Try to replace the batteries of the remote control and disconnect both cables from the battery for 10 minutes, the 2! In the meantime, all you have to do is loosen the nut on the black cable (battery negative pole) and disconnect it every time you park the car, this will prevent the battery from running out and the alarm going off! 38800-TBA-C410-M1 that's the part number
My part numbers diff carful I bought the wrong part and was all excited until I took it to Honda was the wrong BCM 38809-tbc-a31 is my part number for my 2017 civic
Could you please tell me what the fix was as I am having the same issue with my 2017 Honda civic
I pulled the leather part up on the shifter and found a rod sticking out of the shifter. I pushed it back in and it worked fine. Although I did need a piece of tape to keep it in from falling back out.
Was just having the same issue in my 2020 sport with barely 20k miles on it quite ridiculous thanks for the information it helped a lot
60 k miles and I’m having a problem with it
I had this same problem it was the shifter for me i fix it by pulling shifter back to low gear and using a little force to move it back to park then car shut of just fine. Im sure the issue has to do with something loose in the shifter maybe a control module issue
Bro your a life saver.
Thanks mannnnnnnn 🙏
Im having the same issue how did you get the car to turn off
I'm having this problem with my 2017 civic . How do you fix
I fix the first BCM in those hondas probably others fix but for me is the first time and cars runs normal, turn off normal.
The dealer advises it is the multiplex control issue, to the tune of 802.50. This may or not fix it. The car is 2 months out of the 3 year warranty. How does a part this critical to safety and security go bad in 3 years and just under 53,000 miles? How is a part this critical not covered by at least the power train warranty? Currently the car won't start without because of this control unit. Boo hiss.
You are so patient
How did you get this fixed?
Please update the solutions my 2017 Honda CR-V EX has a same issue
It was a module within the fuse block, see description for more information.
Unfortunately it is a Honda manufacturing error in the BCM (Body control module unit) controls a large part of the dashboard systems, it is activated by some factory error, which in turn activates the dashboard, once the dashboard is turned on, The anti-theft security system detects that there is a theft attempt, because the key is not there and the dashboard is on, at the same time the doors are locked, which triggers the alarm, the BCM activates itself, when it wants, that can It can happen at any time, the only solution is to change it, put a new one on it, and reprogram it and that's it for $1,100, the other is that the power button is damaged, the simple solution is to change it, and the last one is that they have been polarized to the driver's door glass, a very fragile sensor is located there, and for some unknown reason it activates the BCM, the solution is to let it dry for a few days! Otherwise the BCM has been damaged! And as a last option Try to replace the batteries of the remote control and disconnect both cables from the battery for 10 minutes, the 2! In the meantime, all you have to do is loosen the nut on the black cable (battery negative pole) and disconnect it every time you park the car, this will prevent the battery from running out and the alarm going off! 38800-TBA-C410-M1 that's the part number
My part numbers diff carful I bought the wrong part and was all excited until I took it to Honda was the wrong BCM 38809-tbc-a31 is my part number for my 2017 civic
@@basils9754 sorry about that, I hope u got ur money back! And get the right one
@@francisperez9205 I got the new part getting installed Monday, and I still got the one I bought wrong can’t return it been way too long 😂
Did the shop at the dealership say anything about reprogramming or something in that way?
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I’m having the same problem on my 2015 Honda Civic please get back at me. With details on how to fix it please
The solution was to replace the multiplex control module integrated into the fuse block.
@@seanwallin1947 did h rolace it and how much it cost
Did u ever figure out the issue?
It was a module within the fuse block, see description for more information.
@@seanwallin1947 do you know which fuse? Currently having issues with my civic
I have this same problem right now