Not had this problem on mine.

Only way I can think to reset the system would be to disconnect the battery for a few minutes, although I'm not sure if that would even do anything to the HFT.

If that doesn't work then it looks like a trip to the dealers

 

Blown fuse?

 

Is your phone properly paired with the car?

 

I have something similar too, but not sure whether it is the phone or not.

I have a Nokia E72, when I try to call out to either landline or iPhone, it works ok.

When I receive calls from landline it works ok, but when my gf calls me from her iPhone there is no speech from her.

Is yours similar?

It's not the phone.... It's the HFT.... I can't even get into the phone setup options to even pair any phone. Like i said, I press the call button and nothing happens.

 

I have something similar too, but not sure whether it is the phone or not.

I have a Nokia E72, when I try to call out to either landline or iPhone, it works ok.

When I receive calls from landline it works ok, but when my gf calls me from her iPhone there is no speech from her.

Is yours similar?

 

weird one, could prehaps try taking the fuse out if you can find it and dont want to disconnect the battery?

 

Any update on your problem?
Have you checked the fuse as recommended?

 

Does anyone know where I access the fuse, and which one I need to check? Is there a diagram anywhere?

 

Have a look into your user manual

 

I have done so, but I can't find a fuse that say's it is for the HFT.

 

I have the same problem, took it to the stealers, Honda kindly said they'd let me pay £550 for a new ECU

 

Did this HFT problem get resolved ? I have just had the same problem happen on my 2006 EX, does anyone have a solution press the buttons on steering wheel nothing happens and not even a phone displayed on screen if though my mobile says it is paired. For some strange reason just stopped working. If there is a fuse, can anyone tell me where it's located. Thanks.

 

Fixed it.

Well thanks to no reply from members on this issue, i decided to remove the bluetooth module from panel above drivers legs in footwell, unplugged the unit opened the box, 2 x circuit boards seemed ok, so decided to plug it back in hey presto hft active again, put back together and refit stops working, take apart again and begins to work, me thinks maybe bad connection so i start to twist the wire loom with the dozen or so wires that go to the plug, unit goes off and then on, so i guess it was a broken wire so i straghtened them out as the loom was twisted and bent re-assembled and all seems fine now. Will get the spark in work to check and replace the wires next week. Saving from Honda Stealers off £860.00 for a new bluetooth module.

 

Well thanks to no reply from members on this issue, i decided to remove the bluetooth module from panel above drivers legs in footwell, unplugged the unit opened the box, 2 x circuit boards seemed ok, so decided to plug it back in hey presto hft active again, put back together and refit stops working, take apart again and begins to work, me thinks maybe bad connection so i start to twist the wire loom with the dozen or so wires that go to the plug, unit goes off and then on, so i guess it was a broken wire so i straghtened them out as the loom was twisted and bent re-assembled and all seems fine now. Will get the spark in work to check and replace the wires next week. Saving from Honda Stealers off £860.00 for a new bluetooth module.

Maybe it could be where one of the wires meets the pins in the plug... must me a manufacturing defect as others have had similar probs (but not diagnosed) and it's hardly wear and tear as the module is in a place where it does not move or get touched.

Good detective work, well done

 

i had the exact same problem. After a load of messing and head scratching i discovered it to be the battery! Had also noticed the car was a little slugish starting up some days. Got a new battery and hey presto the hands free works again! It was the last straw before i was robbed by Honda and it worked! - It seems that if the battery is not at more or less full capicity i doesnt transmit bluetooth?

 

Same problem, same solution!

 

HFT issue message for stevecivicex

stevecivicex, I seem to be having the same problem as you. My bluetooth modeule is situated begind where the clock is (centre top of dash). Where is the wriring that had the issue? is it above drivers leg?

 

stevecivicex, I seem to be having the same problem as you. My bluetooth modeule is situated begind where the clock is (centre top of dash). Where is the wriring that had the issue? is it above drivers leg?

What Civic do you have? ..... The HFT/Bluetooth module is not behind the clock on the 8th Gens with factory fitted HFT... Its behind the lower dash panel under the steering wheel.

 

HEEELLLPP!!!

My HFT has stopped working, restarted car several times, restarted phone several times but to no avail, I drastically need it for work....the phone doesn't find the car from its own searching and the car doesn't find the phone...bizarrre, yes phone is in discovery mode too...
Now she butts in all the time and tells me that "starting the pairing process from the phone is not allowed and please use the phone set-up option from the main menu"...it's like she's got a glitch and won't shut up...

Anyone? Please...desperado here!

 

Hi Stu....had the same problem last week but that was because I removed it from my HTC when playing around with other BT options. She went on and on starting the pairing process from the phone is not allowed and please use the phone set-up option from the main menu....so I parked up and fiddled about with the phone then got it paired again. Try resetting your phone that helped me.

 

+1

Only got mine to pair when both were searching together, then they paired quite quickly.

 

When the HFT says "Searching..." it really means discoverable. You need to search from your phone to find the HondaHFT device and pair with it.

Previously someone observed that the pairing from their car to phone was lost, and I've experienced this too. On really cold days, -4 or -5 celcius, I've seen this happen and had to pair the phone again.

 

How weird, this morning I was working on this pairing issue...and have finally got it hooked again!
Bluetooth was on, searched from car first, created code, scan for devices from the phone, pressed on HondaHFT when found in the phone, finished connection from the car...

Pretty sure I had done this already, it's been hooked for nearly two years without issue so a little strange in was having issues.

Thanks again for the help guys!!

 

Thats good news

 

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Android is King.

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Android is 'king useless lol

iPhone FTW

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Yea! lol
Incidently mine started working again weirdly, but you can buy second hand modules on eBay or scrappies sometimes have civics in...



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My bluetooth doesnt work either. It does nothing when the button is pressed.
The battery has been changed and it hasn't had no effect.

Can someone please take a picture of the module so I can find it on my civic 2006?

Thanks,

 

My 06 HFT has also stopped working.

What year are others who are having the same problem? I wonder if there is a wider issue with the module failing.

 

Honda are saying it is £800 for a new module.
Does anyone know if any after market Bluetooth kit will work with the steering button and display on the satnav screen?

 

I can get a module from a breaker. Does anyone know how to replace it? Honda said they charge about £200 labour.