This data is from the NHTSA — the US gov't agency tasked with vehicle safety. Complaints are spread across multiple & redundant categories, & are not organized by problem.
So how do you find out what problems are occurring? For this NHTSA complaint data, the only way is to read through the comments below. Any duplicates or errors? It's not us.
"recall camaign" concerning ignition switch/electrical: Consumer stated that this was replaced under a safety recall. However, I could not find that recall number. The problem emerged again. Vehicle will completely shut down while driving. NHTSA campaign id number : 02V120000. The original ignition was replace and the new ignition was the one that failed. Honda did not care to assist the consumer because their obligation was fulfilled.
Consumer was charged to have alarm reconnected after recall repair was performed. The consumers vehicle was taken tot he dealer to have recall 02V-120000 performed (ignition switch). The consumer received a call stating that there would be a charge to reconnect the alarm. The consumer refused repairs under those condition. The vehicle's power outlet was constantly loose.
While driving the vehicle stalled without warning which forced the consumer to pull off the road. The dealer replaced the ignition switch but the problem is still occurring.
Consumer states while driving at 65 mph engine stalls. Consumer has to stop and restart engine. Mechanic states problem is due to a faulty ignition switch.
Consumer took vehicle to a Honda dealership to have ignition switch recalll performed. Consumer states she's unhappy having to pay for the alarm to be reconnected.
- Newport News, VA, USA
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Consumer received a recall notice (02V120000) regarding the ignition switch after already having the work completed out of pocket. Consumer request reimbursement.
Consumer received recall (02V120000) regarding a faulty ignition switch, however consumer was informed that because the alarm that was installed on the vehicle was an aftermarket product they would not reconnect the alarm or reimburse consumer the cost of having someone else to reconnect it, consumer is requesting reimbursement for having the alarm reconnected.
NHTSA recall 02V120000, ignition switch; the owner wishes to register a complaint that Honda corporation is charging her to have the electronic alarm removed from her vehicle. Nlm
Consumer received recall notice 02V12 regarding the ignition switch. The dealer informed consumer that there would be an extra charge to reconnect the the alarm. The alarm was installed at the dealership and consumer doesn't feel a charge should imply. The vehicle was to come equipped with an alarm but didn't. the dealer installed the alarm but it was an after market alarm and not a Honda alarm the reason for the charge. Consumer would like the situation looked into.
Melted metal falling from under instrument panel onto driver's foot. Dealer notified, and informed consumer that the problem was due to ignition switch having melted. Feel free to provide any further details.
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- Newburgh, IN, USA