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I have a 2005 Honda Pilot with approx 37,000 miles. We have had no problems with the vehicle. This morning, I was able to start the car with no problem, drove the car about 7 miles and then reparked the car at home. About 15 minutes later, I went out to the car and it would not start at all. We have had no battery problems at this point. I can't move it out of park, and when I turn the key, I get a fast clicky sound. Since I can't get it out of park, I am stuck without a car. Any suggestions?















A few more details -- not sure that it matters, but... I had left the parking lights on for the few minutes that I was away from the car (no more than fifteen minutes). Also, I am looking for both a diagnosis and possible solutions... thanks.















Thanks for the responses thus far. The reason I don't think it is the battery is that it was honestly less than 15 minutes and only the parking lights were on; and I had no problems starting the car earlier. I had thought I'd see signs of a bad battery and did not think that 15 minutes would be enough for the problem. Also -- cause someone asked, I don't really live in a cold climate ... I live in San Jose, CA. This morning it was about 42 degrees.

 
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disconnect the battery for half an hour then reconnect. then try it. if no go then tow it to your dealer. Are you in a cold climate? Try and jump it.

 
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buy a new battery clean the cars post connections and try it again i bet you will find it to work great then