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7.8
pretty bad- Typical Repair Cost:
- $850
- Average Mileage:
- 97,950 miles
- Total Complaints:
- 13 complaints
Most Common Solutions:
- Honda should replace control arms and tires (7 reports)
- not sure (3 reports)
- replace control arms (3 reports)
suspension problem
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A D V E R T I S E M E N T S
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When I purchased the car here in La. it came from owner in Houston,Tx. area and I purchased from his father. Soon after purchasing maybe 1 year later I noticed roaring noise in rear end. I took it to Holmes Honda dealership in Shreveport,La. and they said it was tires. There was a TSB 08-11 on the vehicle but we knew nothing about it and Honda dealer offered no information.
The next time I went to Holmes dealer for oil change I told them about noise again and they said it may need alignment. I never knew about the TSB 08-11 for rear upper control arms being too short and causing tires to wear on inside prematurely at 4000 miles of mileage on new Michelin tires.I never received a letter about the class action lawsuit because the original owner probably got it and never told me.Holmes dealership offered to replace control arms only for $500 or half price. But after reading other peoples stories the Honda control arms with C stamped on them adjusts camber .75 only.
My tires were sitting at -3.0 degrees camber so .75 will not work to make it 1.0 degree camber or specs for proper alignment. So I purchased adjustable control arms on amazon for $240 a pair and Had a front end shop replace them, replace my rear Michelin tires with 5000 miles and do a 4 wheel alignment for $560.The tires were sitting on the inside edge of tire and you could look at rear of car and see it. After repairing everything my car rides better, makes No Noise and Tires are sitting straight with the car not leaning out 3.0 degrees.
Update from Mar 1, 2017: The TSB was 08-001 not 11 I entered the wrong information in original complaint.
- Bob W., Bossier City, US