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You sound like a great father!

I appreciate you calling them "wheels"! Because that's what they are.

Check the shifter. Make sure it's all the way in park. Jiggle it when it won't start. Could be a lockout switch.

They're not the exact replacement part number for the Civic Coupe. Look at the difference in the part numbers. The exact part for the coupe (74700-TBG-A02 ) is out of stock everywhere.

The physical key in the fob should open the car no matter what. It's mechanical.

Using iPhone 15 Pro Max in my 2020 Si Coupe with no issues. Try a new quality cable.

Such a helpful post! I hope you see my posts when I need help!

Disconnect the negative battery terminal for at least 15 min. Then reattach and drive the car at least five or so miles. Should clear up any errors hopefully.

There was a recent thread where a user was threatening and abusive and he should have been stopped. The user PM'd me with a threat and I reported it, but no action was taken as far as I can tell.

Disconnect the negative battery terminal for 30 min. You may have to drive the car a bit to clear any lights/codes after reconnecting.

On your PHONE: Go to settings and search for Android Auto. Click "Android Auto". There's a setting there to Start Android Auto automatically. You may be able to change this and get the behavior you're looking for.

And knowing is half the battle.

Here's a link to all ethanol-free gas stations in Ontario: https://www.pure-gas.org/ON

2010-2016

The Honda CR-Z had a 6-speed manual. It was a hybrid. Great little car.

This is just bad luck. Not a manufacturer's defect.

Thanks for the good update! Always helps to post the solution!

My 2020 Si Coupe is not affected it appears:

No recall on my '20 Civc Si Coupe. Just checked using my VIN on Honda's website.

Rusty rotors on that car... Needs driven.