What to Do When the Honda Vezel's Locking Light Doesn't Illuminate?

[GrantDella]

If the hood isn't fully closed, the light won't illuminate. After checking, simply close the hood if this is the case. Locate the settings interface on the display screen, find the "Remote Lock Mode" setting, and enable the horn with flashing lights when locking.

[Clay]

It's quite common for the lock light not to illuminate, so don't rush to tinker with it yourself. I've encountered this issue several times, and the most frequent causes are a blown fuse or a burnt-out bulb—both are simple fixes. Open the Vezel's fuse box, usually located under the hood or on the side of the driver's seat, and use tweezers to inspect the corresponding fuse. If it appears blackened, replace it with a new one. If that doesn't work, check for loose or aged wiring, especially near the door lock area, as prolonged use can lead to poor contact. Sometimes, it's a minor issue with the anti-theft system, and resetting the car key can resolve it. Remember not to drive at night if the lock light isn't working, as it could affect reversing or safety. In such cases, promptly visit a repair shop—it won't cost much but will save you hassle. Regularly inspect your vehicle's electrical system and have it checked during maintenance to prevent similar issues.