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2007 Honda Ridgeline repairs by problem area

Engine (23%)

Transmission and Drivetrain (6%)

Brakes and Traction Control (3%)

Suspension and Steering (17%)

Electrical and Air Conditioning (22%)

Paint, Rust, Leaks, Rattles, and Trim (15%)

Other (14%)

Chart based on 186 repairs.
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2007 Honda Ridgeline engine repair cost distribution

$2500+ (2%)

$1000 - $2499 (17%)

$500 - $999 (12%)

$100 - $499 (48%)

< $100 (21%)

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Chart based on 42 repair trips. The repair cost chart excludes repairs made under warranty, do-it-yourself repairs, and repair trips that include maintenance.

2007 Honda Ridgeline

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46000 mi cracked cylinder head 

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2007 Honda Ridgeline 4dr SUT

247-horsepower 3.5L V6 5-speed automatic AWD

147000 mi

US $1400
Timing Belt, Water Pump, Belt and Tensioners 
166160 mi

C $120
Replace catalytic converter 
135100 mi

US $572
Had a small crack in the top of the radiator. Replaced the radiator(main). 
100440 mi

C $200
Replaced timing belt, water pump, tensioners and motor mount 
159960 mi

C $100
repaired exhaust leak 
163680 mi

C $150
replaced ignition key cylinder 
80000 mi

US $500
Motor mount 
166000 mi

US $1000
Radiator failed while driving leaking radiator fluid into transmission. The radiator hose connections corroded. Repair required radiator replacement and multiple transmission fluid flushes. The corroded connections are a known issue (previously unknown to me) and anyone purchasing a used Ridgeline should check the condition of these fittings before or right after purchase. 
182500 mi

US $154
had thunderbolt CAT muffler installed to fix exhaust system leak 
195000 mi

US $6000
Had full tune-up completed while Truck was having Tranny replaced 
128000 mi

US $70
Replaced coil on #6 cyl myself. Took 5 minutes. Moisture got down in coil causing misfire. Runs great now. 
99000 mi

US $1065
rear main seal is leaking 
106000 mi

US $200
Replace radiator. It was done as a preventive measure as the earlier radiators do fail when driven in harsh/ salty environments. 
209000 mi

US $500
Replaced a oil leak in the oil pump / front cover 
103700 mi

US $405
Check engine light came on. O2 sensor was bad. Sensor 1 bank 2. 
115000 mi

US $1000
Replaced radiator. The transmission cooler fittings to the lower tank were swelling from corrosion, That was my concern. A failure there could result in transmission damage because of coolant mixing with transmission fluid. 
79000 mi

US $300
Replaced motor mount. 
120000 mi

US $200
The throttle position sensor failed and needed to be replaced. 
102300 mi

US $18
Heat shield was rattling and tailgate was getting stiff to open in the swing out mode. Heat shield was clamped and tailgate was lubed. 
134300 mi Catalytic converter heat shield was rattling during idle. Dealership removed. 
153000 mi

US $150
Noisy serpentine belt was replaced. Had to reclamp noisy heat shield. 
84000 mi

US $150
Catalytic converter(CC)failing. Check engine light started @ ~81.5k, warranty on CC was 7yrs/82000. Service Dept said: Maybe a sensory & bring it in later. 1st trip no light, no code. 2nd try, got code. b/c of my service record I got disc $ 
73000 mi

US $172
Oil pan screw stripped and had to be repaired. 
74400 mi

C $1100
Timimg belt replaced at schedule. Also replaced water pump due to small leak found. Worn timing belt idlers also replaced. 
120640 mi

C $250
Minor oil leak. Replaced cracked oil filter housing 
20000 mi Gas cap indicator light comes on telling me to tighten gas cap. Has done it twice, the first time it took two weeks to go off, the second time I took it in for them to diagnose. Said no codes came up and to drive it. So far it hasn't come on again--I alre 
14000 mi defective exhaust heat shield 
34600 mi

US $300
Replaced radiator myself - transmission fluid cooler lines corroded at the radiator fitting. Only fix was to replace the entire radiator. 
42900 mi

US $435
Radiator had to be replaced due to corrosion/rust at the transmission cooler lines. This is a common problem with certain Hondas, but Honda states that it is an environmental problem. 
103000 mi

US $1200
Small hole in radiator. 
40000 mi Check engine light came on. Diagnostics indicated the evaporator coil was leaking. Shop pressure tested evaporator with no apparent leak. Reset the sensor. No charge. 
37000 mi

US $231
TSB 08-045-Chirping noise from timing belt area. New belt and shim kit installed. Noise is less but still there. Dealer will see if other ridgelines have same noise. Will return to dealer in November for futher follow-up. 
96626 mi

US $271
Passenger side motor mount 
91000 mi

US $25
Catalytic converter heat shield broke due to rust. Terrible rattle at first. Replaced heat shield. Cheap repair. 
97700 mi

US $250
Another darn catalytic converter heat shield rattling like crazy. All rusted out probably. Killed by salt. Removed it. 
97000 mi

US $300
Check engine light P0420 error code. Replaced all 4 oxygen sensors. 
123000 mi

US $1700
Replaced catalytic converters 
120200 mi

US $512
Replaced radiator 
131000 mi

US $2232
Replace catalytic converter Leaking main seal 

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2007 Honda Ridgeline Engine Problems

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