[Jef Gamblee]

Friends,
The guys who work on my car, not the dealership, just put in a new clutch. Now the auto stop will not kick in. Anyone have an idea concerning where the guys should first look to fix the problem?

Thanks

 

[Rick]

Make sure the clutch and brake switches are working properly. The other thing that I would suspect would be the neutral switch that detects when the shifter is in neutral.

A last thing I know of that would disable auto stop is the ambient temperature sensor which is located behind the front bumper lower grille.

 

[jack9994]

The temperature in the UK has been around freezing recently and auto stop hasnt been working - Its a bit warmer today so auto stop is working again. I dont know the exact ambient temp where auto stop stops working - that might be your problem.

Regards

 

[Aaron Cake]

There are two switches on the top of the transmission: reverse light and neutral switch. I'm betting the neutral switch is unplugged. Sign of a sloppy mechanic...

 

[Getshocked.ca]

THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT HAPPENED TO ME

I had NO autostop for over a year

Check your neutral switch on top of the transmission infront of the battery. if a red and black wire is cut or missing you will not have autostop

http://hondasucks.ca/shopcat/neutral2.jpg

THat is the repair job they did to mine (Inadequate) make sure you get them to get you a proper harness if yours is missing/broken

 

[Kobushi]

Also note that there is a clutch sensor IN the transmission;

I'm not sure if this will effect auto-stop or not; but you can see it if you look at the IMA system's diagram on Majestic Honda's website.