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I was driving my car home on Saturday evening. When I turned into my complex car in motion, it died. No warning. Everything shutdown. Engine, lights everything. I thank god I wasn't on a main road or freeway. I put the car in parked and it started back up with no problem. When I made it home, I researched my issue online searching for a recall. I found one that described my issue. However, the dealership and Honda advised me this morning that they are aware of the recall and my car was exhibiting the same symptoms. However, my car was not included in the recall because it was manufactured at a different factory. What!!! now in order for them to fix my car I have to pay $105 for Honda to run a diagnostic on it to tell me what''s wrong with it. Really! why should I have to pay for that" I think that is unfair to my son''s safety and me. You would think they would run a diagnostic free. I am soo afraid to drive my car. Anyone out there have any suggestions" I may just have to bite the bullet and pay the money. :( recall id # 11V395000 - power train:automatic transmission:control module (tcm, PCM).
- Desoto, TX, USA
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- Desoto, TX, USA