Cascadia shut off randomly and turns back on while driving on the road

[Chamberpains]

Try getting the shop manual for a new Honda. It's a complete screw job. You have to pay for access to Honda's site then you only have a limited amount of time to get the info you need and only allowed to download so much info before you're cut off. It's infuriating to just get torque values and sequences to simple repairs.

For vehicles that have a minimum of 7 separately monitored/controlled systems a repair shop needs to have the interface just to see what exactly the vehicle is crying about. But what good does that do if you can't then have affordable access to the proper repair instructions.

This new wave of OEM's trying to pigeon hole customers in to not only buying the equipment from them but then inturn locking them in to a guaranteed life of equipment service agreement is insane. I believe the next logical phase of all of this will be the the OEM's dictating the owners use span of the equipment by saying when its been obsoleted and can no longer be worked on. Which will force yet another new purchase which I know already happens with modern farm equipment. And the cycle repeats. Welcome to corporate communism.