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.
The car stalled on the freeway, restarted the car and problem happened again. Problem then continued after getting off the freeway. It would restart each time. Was able to get the vehicle to a repair facilty.folsom car care diagnosed the problem as a defective ignition switch and advised me of a Honda recall campaign. I called the local dealer (mel rapton Honda, sacramento, ca. They advised me this vehicle by VIN was note included. I call folsom care back and they said they never had Honda deny a campaign so he call shingle springs Honda and got the same response. I then authorized folsom care care to repair the vehicle. They replace the ignition switch with P/N 35130-S04-305 (same one as in the recall)and the problem was repaired. This is a 1998 Civic that by model and year should be included in the recall but Honda has denied my claim for reimbursement symptoms, failure mode, and repairs are identical to the vehicles involved in the recall. This was a very unsafe failure (stalling on the freeway).
Car stalled while driving under normal condition or highways.no warning, no engine light come on.I call american Honda they said my car does not on racall 02V120000.but it is doing that exact thing the recall said.
Car was in park, hand brake was up-limit, air conditioner and engine on, in a driveway with an incline. I was unloading three pet birds from car in over 90 degree weather, therefore left air conditioner on. When I was done unloading, I knelt on my knees on the front passenger seat and reached over to ignition, turned key and removed it. Car jumped gears to neutral and slid back down hill, into street, causing close to $2,000 damage to my car as well as damage to the car I was parked next to in driveway. I could easily have been severly hurt or killed had a car been coming up or down the street. I reported problem to american Honda. Sent numerous letters. Was initially just laughed at. Eventually they opened a case number but concluded it was "driver error". in light of the recent news releases about the prevelance of this defect on Honda and Acura, I am furious.
A faulty ignition caused the vehicle not to start. A recall (02V-120000) was issued for this problem but the consumer vehicle was not included due to VIN.
- Sacremental, CA, USA
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While I was driving my kids to school the car suddenly lost power and stalled. I took it to my mechanic I spent $300 in parts bad igniter and coil a month later same problem. But only this time the car did not start in the morning was told maybe bad ignition switch or distributor.
Dealer will not do ignition switch recall id: 02V120000 without charging $98 for reconnection of security system. Why should I be liable for the recall?
Vehicle was going 70mph on interstate and stalled in traffic. This has happened many other times over a 6 month period. There iwasno prior warning given before vehicle shutdown. Also, hesistant before starting. Vehicle will restart, and possibly stall out again. Dealer aware of problem.
I was driving 55mph in congested traffic when my car started to stumble and immediately lost power forcing me to cross traffic. Car would not start and I was left on a busy expressway during rush hour.
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- El Dorado Hills, CA, USA