Used 2018 Honda Pilot EX-L AWD for Sale near Musgrave Harbour, NL

I have a 2018 Honda pilot with 78,000 miles. Recently the check engine light came on with the message “Emissions System Problem”. In my research I came to understand, this is a very common problem. The general consensus is to have the fuel injectors changed. I do mechanic work on the side, and I did read somewhere that fuel injection cleaner will resolve this issue, although most of the recommendations were to have the fuel injectors changed. I decided it was a much easier solution to try the fuel injector cleaner first before changing the injectors. (I could not have dealership do warranty work because I have a salvage title from a wreck). I purchased some Lucas fuel injection cleaner and put it in the gas tank. At the time I had a half tank of gas and decided to fill up my gas tank with high octane gas (full tank of gas is recommended on fuel injection cleaner bottle). Long story short, within 8 miles, after connecting my OB2 readers, the emissions code was no longer in the system. It will be interesting to see if this fixes the issue long-term, but I wanted to share my findings with others. Hope this helps others experiencing this issue!

Nowhere to plug in or charge anything in second and third rows. Other than that it had everything we needed.