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6.7
fairly significant- Typical Repair Cost:
- $2,200
- Average Mileage:
- 41,550 miles
- Total Complaints:
- 3 complaints
Most Common Solutions:
- not sure (3 reports)
engine problem
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A D V E R T I S E M E N T S
Got this car for my job because I drive for a living, really never thought I would have a serious issue considering Hondas reputation, but I’ve been wrong before and man o man have a I made a mistake getting this car! I purchased in September of 2022 and it’s been a headache since, so far I’ve done cv axles due to a shimmy, have had to have new brakes done on the rear and still have issues with the electronic parking brake light coming on, have had to replace the wheels because one was bent, the ac has never worked, the paint is peeling, there are numerous small dents on the car because it’s made of cheap sheet metal, the interior is cheaply made, the touchscreen freezes and crashes, the gas mileage is sub par at best, the CVT is absolutely horrific, the handling is a complete joke, the brakes still suck after being replaced due to the terrible lockdown feeling of the CVT, and the car still has vibrations on the highway after 11 wheel balances and 5 road force balances.
Unfortunately even after always performing oil changes on time and usually before they were due (generally I changed oil at 40%) and also performing CVT fluid changes, I have noticed a grinding like sound under acceleration only between 15-1800 rpm and only when the engine is fully warmed up and only in gear, after having the valves adjusted and replacing belt tensioner and belt TWICE!! I finally gave in and took it to Honda, the first time they looked at it they said it was the tensioner…. Agreeing that maybe I just got a bad tensioner I had them replace it with a new belt, 430.00 and one rip off later, of course the issue was still there. They agreed to look at it free of charge and had the car for a few days diagnosing the mystery problem.
As of today they called me and told me the unfortunate news that at 122,000 miles I need a timing chain, new timing chain guides a intake cam gear and a new timing chain tensioner, I cannot describe the level of frustration I have felt and the level of disappointment, I have had older Hondas and they never had any issues like this and they had three times the amount of miles on them. No matter what anyone says, yes I’m talking about you Honda Fanboys, these cars are junk, overrated, cheaply made, imported crap. I will never have another Honda ever again, this is what I get for always staying up to date on my maintenance. Sadly I have to fix it and dump more money in this turd because I still owe a little bit on it unfortunately. Rest assured once I can get out of it I’m taking my happy ass to Toyota.
- js4591, Medina, US