(EN) Drive Carefully Systems Initializing... message on Honda Car 

Glad that this vid is helpful. Thanks for letting me know.

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Thanks for sharing the experience.

Same for me: drove the car, then stopped and restarted, that's when it cleared up

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There may be some sensors defect.

@@BlackPantherCivic luckily it was not. I read through all the comments posted here and was scared but yesterday morning there were no warnings. Took it to the service centre and using the OBD scanner they cleared a couple of events in the ECM/ECU. If at all the issue resurfaces (🤞 it doesn't) only then there is an issue with sensors

Ha ha. You know Vince, I was nervous as well. It wasn’t happened the first time I had the battery replaced but the second time. So I had no idea what happened. I’m glad this clip is useful! By the way, you have to fly to Thailand buying me a beer lol.

Thanks for sharing

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When is that happen? When you start the engine the first time of the day? If the answer is yes, then I believe that it’s the battery problem. Otherwise, I think the problem could be more complicated. I guess the reason those lights are shown is because there’s no electricity supplied to the clock and relevant electronic circuits which could caused by the battery, the fuses or the electric wires. I think this is beyond DIY and you need to get the technician to help. Hope this might be useful.

@@BlackPantherCivic it does happen first when the car is started in the morning, but not only at first start, it has happened later in the day but I don't drive far so maybe the battery doesn't get chance to charge? I'm not sure. I'll probably have to take it to the dealership

Yes. It looks like the battery issue. Good luck. I hope that it just the battery.

@@BlackPantherCivic I went to the dealership and several sensors in the brakes and wheels stopped working. All covered under warranty so it's not bad at all! Battery is fine apparently

@Nick. Thanks for sharing. This is useful for everyone. So when the message “Drive Carefully system is Initializing” appeared it’s not just from the battery but also happen because of the fault from sensors.

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did u just changed the battery to fix it??

This happen after I have the battery changed. To fix it, just drive for 200-300 meters.

@@BlackPantherCivic okay thanks

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The switch related to transmission might have problem. There’s another viewer experience that the light is on while driving. After restart the engine the light is gone but on again after driving for a while. It might be best to have the car check at the dealer or a garage.

Yes you can drive but if the warning lamps are still on after driving for half a mile, you’d better have the car checked.

Have you checked all the basics such as enough fuel?, battery is new and fully charged?, etc. If all are good, then I guess there may be the electricity short circuit somewhere. It might be a good idea to have the car checked by a mechanic.

@@BlackPantherCivic thank you for reply I checked all fuse is good battery is fully charged . I have no idea what’s going wrong . I think it’s anti thefts system. May be car not deducted key my guess

@dharmasohal8202 If the key is not detected, I think the engine won’t start at all.

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Some of the viewers found that this is not the case but some sensors are actually failed. You may need a mechanic to look at the problem.

Just drive for 300 meters then the message will disappeared. Be careful, before the message disappeared, the brake hold system is disabled.

Since it electronically guesses how many miles you have and you put a new battery in then it will try and correct itself bc overtime it goes off of your average mpg and all that it can become incorrect overtime I filled my gfs up and it said 430 range and then all of a sudden the next few tanks it barely gets up to 300 range so it may have fixed itself from previous

@@dankheatz3958 It took a couple weeks of driving it again, but now it's back up to normal. Now it's telling me I can get about 470 miles per full tank of gas, so I'm really happy!

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Hi. I really can’t suggest as I’m not a technician. If this happen to me, I would check the battery age. If it’s more than 1.5 year, I would suspect that it’s the battery and I’ll try a jump start then drive a few blocks. If all the lamps gone, I would replace the battery. Otherwise, I’ll contact the dealership to get the car fixed as it might causes by some sensors failure. One of the viewers of this clip, Nick, kindly share that in his case, the sensor was faulty. You may scroll through the comment for more detail.

So I took my car to the dealer and they did tell me something about the battery but then they call me and they told me that it was transmission problems

@Victor Thanks for sharing!

I’m sorry. I’m not a mechanic but I believe it’s a separate problem.

@@BlackPantherCivic thanks for the reply 👍

You might need to take it to a garage. One of the viewer, Nick, experience a more complicated problem and found that a few sensors are failed.

@@BlackPantherCivic thank you. You know what? I remembered something. I forgot to connect the maf again when i was fixing the intake. 😅😅 my qife called me to hurry up. The guys at Valvoline snapped the 2nd screw as I did.

Ha ha. It’s good, at least there’s nothing broken.

I use Google Translate. Hola. Es posible que haya visto este mensaje en el indicador detrás del volante. Para aquellos que no han visto esto antes, que no cundan el pánico. No es gran cosa. Aunque las luces de asistencia de estabilidad del vehículo VSA también están encendidas y no podemos apagarlas. Además, el reloj parpadea y se pone a la una. Este síntoma ocurre después de que no hay electricidad suministrada al automóvil, como que la batería está completamente agotada durante mucho tiempo o no suministramos la energía mientras cambiamos la batería. Una vez que el coche recupera la potencia y ponemos en marcha el motor, aparece el mensaje “Conduce con cuidado. Inicializando Sistemas ... ”mostrado. Cómo resolver este problema? Fácil, solo conduzca de 200 a 300 metros y el mensaje desaparecerá, pero tenga cuidado. Mientras el mensaje sigue ahí, el sistema de retención del freno está inactivo. A pesar de que podemos encenderlo y la luz del sistema de retención de frenos está encendida, todavía no funciona. El sistema de retención del freno se activará después de “Conducir con cuidado. Inicializando sistemas ... ”ha desaparecido. Para el reloj, si usa Apple CarPlay, después de conectar el teléfono, el reloj se ajustará automáticamente a la hora actual. Supongo que Android Auto también tendrá el mismo resultado. Por último, deseo que todos conduzcan con seguridad. Hasta la proxima. Adiós.