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The contact owns a 2011 Honda Civic. The contact stated that when utilizing the electric key fob, the doors would engage as if locking but would not actually secure the vehicle. Upon checking the doors, the contact found that the doors were not locked. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The approximate failure mileage was 18,000. The current mileage was 30,000.
Brakes beginning to squeak again. Brakes replaced two times since purchase of car- 2011 new Honda Civic. This will be the third attempt to correct brakes! dealership was unable to "duplicate" issue of acceleration while at the dealer so the car was not repaired. Automatic door locks were locking on their own, dealer fixed.
The trunk latch, once locked by a key, will not engage and open the trunk from the inside of the car. I brought my auto to the dealer twice. It occasionally will open, but more often than not, it will not engage. The service manager was present and able to see this problem. He was baffled. But they said I used too much force to unlock the trunk. This after having the car for over 6 months! this is my 2nd Honda Civic and I never had an issue before.
- Wheeling, IL, USA
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- Gainesville, FL, USA