2022 Honda Ridgeline
Common Problems
Ranked from 50 federal NHTSA complaints. Every problem links to the complaint IDs behind it.
7 Common Problems
Ordered by how often owners reported each one to NHTSA. The bar shows how common a problem is relative to the most-reported on this vehicle. Expand any problem to see the federal complaint IDs.
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Automatic High Beam Headlights Malfunction
22complaintsMedium severityOtherThe automatic high beam headlights do not function properly, cycling on and off without traffic or failing to dim when oncoming traffic approaches.
$100–$900est. lighting assembly repair · 0.5–2 hrs laborGet local quotes - 2
Battery/Auto-Start System Failure
10complaintsMedium severityElectricalThe battery/auto-start system malfunctions, causing the vehicle to stall or become unresponsive at idle, requiring manual restart.
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Engine Power Loss and Check Engine Light
10complaintsMedium severityEngineThe engine experiences sudden power loss and check engine light flashing, especially during acceleration or merging, indicating potential engine misfire or malfunction.
$150–$1,200est. stalling / shutdown diagnosis + repair · 1–5 hrs laborGet local quotes - 4
Forward Collision Avoidance System Malfunction
10complaintsHigh severityOtherThe forward collision avoidance system engages unexpectedly and repeatedly, causing sudden braking and loss of control, posing a safety risk.
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Excessive Noise During Acceleration
4complaintsMedium severityTransmissionThe vehicle experiences a loud, abnormal noise during acceleration, often accompanied by a loss of power.
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Engine Loss of Power at Highway Speeds
2complaintsMedium severityEngineThe engine briefly loses power at highway cruising speeds, causing hesitation and reduced acceleration.
$150–$1,200est. stalling / shutdown diagnosis + repair · 1–5 hrs laborGet local quotes - 7
Engine Seizure at Low Mileage
2complaintsHigh severityEngineThe engine suddenly seizes up, causing a hazardous condition with no warning light, leading to engine replacement.
$4,000–$8,000est. engine replacement · 12–20 hrs laborGet local quotes
Other years & sources
Data source: U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) owner complaints and recalls. Problems are clustered and ranked from the complaint record; occurrence counts reflect corroborating complaints, not total incidence. Vehicle image is illustrative. Repair-cost figures are typical U.S. independent-shop ranges (parts + labor) for the class of repair shown — actual quotes vary by region, engine, and diagnosis; always confirm with a local shop.