Radio/tape Cd Player problems of the 2015 Honda Accord

When turning on the car engine start but then shuts down. Lights & radio are one multiple lights on dashboard on, check engine, check tire. I attempt to start car again and happens 4 times. When car is finally up and running light on dashboard stay on.

My sirius/xm radio reception is intermittent. I've had it to the dealer twice and they were unable to diagnose the problem. Internet searches suggest this is not an uncommon problem with Honda vehicles. Has this problem been reported to NHTSA and is NHTSA considering a recall?.

Intermittent problem starting the car. At times the car would start normally after the first turn of the key. At other times it may take more than one turn of the key or as many as 7 to 10 turns of the key for the car to start. The transmission was in park at all times. Before the car started, all electrical equipment such as radio, windshield, a/c, dashboard lights were working as normal. This condition has been going on for several weeks. There was no work done on the car; all electrical and engine parts the same as when the car was first purchased.

I am having intermittent issues with my car starting. It does one click and won't start. There is no turning over. It looks like my radio isn't resetting when it happens. I took it to the Honda dealership and they said my battery is 100%, my starter is fine, and my alternator is fine as well. An hour after leaving the dealership it didn't start again. Connections aren't corroded. I have to attach a battery jump start pack to start my car every time to fails. I have read forums that have claimed there was an issue with faulty starters for 2013-2015 Honda Accords, but they do not have a legal recall. My car is just under 50k miles at 49,600, and likely is just out of the warranty mileage.

I have a 2015 Honda Accord lx. I started experiencing problems with the stereo approx November 2016. When I would toggle between the radio pre-sets I would loose everything, now sound no stations. It is not till after I shut my car off for a few minutes that it will reset. I have taken video and an actual service advisor at the Honda dealership has seen what it is doing. Since they could not figure out why it was doing this, they replaced the stereo with, which I thought was a new one, but it was a re-manufactured one I found out after I went to connect my phone back to my car and a bunch of names popped up in the phone area. I was told Honda will only authorize a re manufactured one. The stereo that was installed now it doing the same thing. I took it back to the dealership and was told that it was my iphone and I needed to get a new phone. My phone has nothing to do with the actual radio stations. Bluetooth, itunes and pandora yes my phone affects those but not the radio. And if it was my phone then how can I make calls when it all was not working?.

Headlights on low beam have a sharp top side cutoff that makes seeing the road and signs and objects difficult to see at night. Also when going down hill and if the road rises sharply, you cannot see very far ahead, I almost hit someone crossing a street because of this. Also, the heater/ac controls are needlessly complicated, as are the radio controls. Where one knob could control the on/off and fan speed, this car has three separate small buttons where you must take yours eyes off the road to find. The same applies to changing the temperature; there are two up/down separate buttons, where one simple knob would work. The radio, too has too many needless buttons to push. If texting is dangerous while driving, they have made this car dangerous to change almost any control. There should be the rule that controls be kept as simple as possible. I understand that the Lexus even has a separate mouse you must use to change settings! it has gotten out of control.