Took my car to the dealership due to A/C was blowing out hot air. Was told after paying the diagnostic fee my evaporator and condenser is leaking. Unfortunately they were not able to fix the condenser until they fix the evaporator which will cost me almost $2000. I had to pay for the diagnostic fee and still walked out with a car with no A/C because the evaporator was not Recalled. They could not fix the condenser which was recalled until they fix the evaporator. I am so upset why the class action lawsuit was dismissed if not just one but many of the Hondas are affected by the same issue. There should be a recall on both the evaporator and the condenser if they can’t fix one without fixing the other first.

AC not getting cold. Took it to the dealership and was told they could not detect a leak and was charged to recharge the system. A couple of months later, the same issue occured. Took it back to the dealership and was told it was the compressor and was no longer under warranty. Thank god I purchased the extended warranty because it would have cost me $2,000 to fix. I did have to pay $200 out of pocket. Several months later I had the same issue. Took it back for the 3rd time and was told it was the condensor and was covered under warranty. Now I am having the issue for the 4th time. I have not taken it back to the dealership because I do not have the money to pay out of pocket. They have gotten paid thousands of dollars to replace parts that probably were not even the issue. I only went to the dealership because I figured it would get fixed right the first time but boy was I wrong. I really think they are replacing parts that do not need to be replaced because of how much money they are making. It is too much of a coincident that everyone has to keep going back to replace these same parts.

Ok so me and my wife own this 2017 Honda Civic that runs great, but last year we had the ac refilled because sitting still it would get hit and moving it would get cold again. That fixed the issue till this summer, same thing was happening I decided to take it to Honda to see if it was ap art off the compressor shaft leak extension and well its not as what there telling me it is the evaporator and will cost 2000 to fix. The car drove there with compressor kicking on and off and ac working while moving, now that the car has returned compressor will not kick on at all. Why is there not recalls for this whole damn system if there is complaints everywhere online about condenser compressor and evaporator, no regular person has the money to just throw out like this on something that seems to be manufacture defect. AC system don't last 6 years and take a sh*t, I've had 20 year old cars with original ac system that work great. Fix the issue Honda

A few months ago, when I started my car and tried to turn on the A/C, I noticed that it was not cooling the air as it should. Instead, I felt hot air blowing through the vents. I tried a few things such as checking the thermostat settings and adjusting the fan speed, but nothing seemed to work.

I immediately took my car to a Honda Dealer maintenance and informed them of the issue. they charged me $250 only for a diagnosis, and I followed the advice accordingly. However, the results of the diagnosis revealed that the A/C system has failed due the compressor, needs a replacement.

I am extremely disappointed with this news as it has caused me significant financial expenses, especially given the fact that the car is still under warranty. Additionally, the non-functional A/C is making it impossible for me to drive comfortably in the hot weather in Florida, putting my health and safety at risk.

I request that this matter be addressed promptly, and the necessary actions be taken to rectify the issue as soon as possible.

Air conditioner just blowing hot air. Had to get freon replaced and they think there is a leak but they couldn't find it. I am still paying for car and it only has 32,000 miles. This should not happen with a 2017 Honda that was bought new. The car was never in any accidents and now I see many people with Hondas are having this problem and Honda never notified anyone or recalled it. I thought Honda was suppose to be a reliable brand. Why isn't the public made aware of this problem and the cars recalled and checked? I guess Honda does not want to pay for all the repairs but that isn't right.

I had a condenser problem, and now a compressor problem, both for the AC Unit. It was $700 for the first repair and now $1700 for the compressor repair. $2500 in repairs, Honda should have to pay for these repairs. I have never had any AC issues with any car ever in my lifetime. The 2017 Honda Civic has AC issues and it's been reported from many owners, and it take a recall 2 years before they will admit the problem and take care of it, that sucks.

I hope American Honda and/or DCH Honda Group will see this and do something about these AC Condenser and Compressor issues PLEASE! Call American Honda at 1-800-999-1009 and report your problems, especially if it's your AC Units. DO IT PLEASE, CALL THEM EVERY DAY!!!

My 2017 was diagnosed yesterday of having condenser, compressor, coil, evaporator leaking, and all AC components went bad in less than 5 years. Warranty only covers condenser, making it the customer's fault for having a leaking compressor and coil. I'm not sure how and why is that

Bill is over $3,500.

Something unheard of, of all the cars I owned, new and used, Japanese and others, I never had an AC problem, and Honda instead of owning their problems and respect their customers, is making them pay for Honda's faulty parts - how ridiculous is that?

How in the world a 20 k car needs repair of 4 k less than 5 years later?

And the sad part is it's a common issue for that model/year, it's all over the internet. But Honda doesn't care I guess.

I filed a complaint with them, and I will post that all over the social media. This has to be corrected.

I own a 2017 Honda Civic. At 21k miles, the A/C stopped working. I took it to a Honda dealership and they said the compressor had failed. They wanted close to 2K to fix. I was outraged. I bought my Honda as they are supposed to be so reliable. A/C compressors are supposed to last the lifetime of a car for 10-15 years, not at 21K miles!!! I did some research and discovered that Honda issued a Technical Service Bulletin 19-091 extending the A//C warranty to 10 years, but, only for the condenser!! If the compressor dies, too bad!! The condenser probably caused the compressor to go bad, but, Honda does NOT CARE.

Honda does NOT deserve their reputation as being some of the best vehicles made with years of reliable service. I am sure lesser rated car makers, such as Ford and Chevrolet, still have their A/C's working at 21k miles. I have a serious medical condition that causes me to have severe heat intolerance. I actually had a heat seizure driving my car. My 2017 Honda Civic with 21k miles is dangerous for my health!!! Honda needs to be sued AGAIN over the A/C issue with 2016-2019 Honda Civics!!!!

Update from Sep 25, 2022: I have Multiple Sclerosis and live off Social Security Disability. I suffer from severe intolerance due to the MS. The A/C died on my 2107 Honda Civic 2-door Coupe at 21,358 miles. I took into a Honda dealer and they stated the compressor had died and wanted close to 2K for the repair. I advised I could not afford this repair due my having basically no income. I went online and found the TSB 19-091 for 2016-2019 Honda Civics. I applied for Honda Goodwill assistance and I was denied. They did not even make an offer to pay any portion of the repair.

I have searched online and Honda has issued goodwill assistance in many cases or co-pay assistance. I am now stuck with a very low-mileage Honda Civic that I basically cannot drive as I can become very ill due to no A/C in the car. I did once actually have a heat stroke while driving in the summer. I have owned Honda's for the past 15 years and I am amazed that Honda Is not offering assistance for A/C units they know do not work and have issued extended warranty for defective units. They are only fixing condensers rather than compressors. The compressor probably went bad due to the condenser. I need a reliable car due to my medical condition and my Honda is NOT reliable.

2017 Honda Civic the AC stopped cooling in the middle of summer. After paying $289 for diagnosis they said the evaporator is leaking. The warranty was extended for all 2017 Honda Civics for leaks of the condenser. They also have similar complaints for the compressors. We have 3 other older Hondas that have never had an evaporator start leaking and when we said that to the service tech, he said that newer Hondas are less reliable. This is at a Honda dealership, so it's quite the sales pitch for buying a new Honda.

It seems obvious that the 2017 Honda Civic has an overall problem with the AC. I was quoted $1800 for repair, but I am not convinced that is the problem. I wish I hadn't taken it to a dealership to start with, but I was sure that they would be honest and cover the repair under warranty. A new aftermarket evaporator from a very reputable company costs under $70 so that's a lot of labor costs added on. Civicx.com has so many reports of this problem that its over 12 pages long. This problem should definitely be covered under the 10 year extended warranty.

AC stopped blowing cold air in April 2022. A Honda dealer found the leaky AC compressor, and the replacement asked for the expense of $1740. I have checked with the Honda factory for a warranty, but they rejected the reimbursement and claimed the extended warranty that only applies to the condenser. AC issue recurred after a two-week repair, and the dealer claimed that the issue was related to the defective condenser and provided a goodwill warranty. The 10th gen Civic is known for a defective AC design - being not aware of the money pit for users.

Honda SUCKS. I have 38,449 miles on my car and I've already had the condenser replaced TWICE and now they're saying the evaporator needs to be replaced. It's nearly $2,000 to replace it. How can you own a car that is just a tad over the warranty need a $2000 part ALREADY? Sure they gave me a 10 year warranty on the condenser but who wants to keep taking it in to get it replaced. And isn't it just convenient that after having that replaced twice it is now another part related to that.

There should be a recall or at least an extended warranty on the entire system. At the very least a class action lawsuit. This is highway robbery. Needless to say getting a new car is not much of an option right now given that their lot was near empty due to the "pandemic" and supply issue but the next moment I get, I will get a new car and it won't be a Honda. Take responsibility for faulty parts. You're losing a lot of good customers. I swore I'd stay with Honda forever, but not anymore.