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Ac stop working on my new 3 month old 2007 Honda Civic. Air conditioning condenser coil received damage apparently caused bt a pebble that was kicked up while driving on the highway. This appears to be a common problem amongst Honda owners from the research I've done. There is virtually no protection against such an event and this part appears much too fragile to be exposed as it is. The condenser must be replaced and would cost $700. Dealer refuse to fix under warranty.
A/C stopped cooling. Took my '07 Civic (fewer than 6500 miles) to a Honda dealership and was told a rock damaged my condenser. Repairs are estimated at $550. Got the best warranty I could when I bought the car and it still won't cover it due to "physical damage". after some research on the topic, I've noticed countless websites and blogs concerning this issue. Seems like a textbook design flaw to me. I can't believe Honda, who "stands for quality" would like something like this keep happening to their customers. I'm going with the Camry next time.
- Brenham, TX, USA
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- Rockville, MD, USA