Same as NHTSA: 10V436000 campaign. Defect consequence: Excessive corrosion may result in the left or right rear suspension lower link bracket becoming detached from the frame, which can affect vehicle handling and potentially cause a crash.

- Philadelphia, PA, USA

This vehicle is experiencing extreme frame corrosion of both the forward and rear frame member. There are large perforations in multiple areas along the entire length of the frame, and I don't see any way to repair other than a complete frame replacement. Why is the dividing line for the recall 10V436000 set at the 1998 model year? this is the same basic vehicle with the same rotted frame as those involved in the recall. I firmly believe that the doors should rot of a vehicle long before the frame becomes an issue.

- Grove City , OH, USA

We have a 1996 Honda Passport that we recently helped our daughter buy. Shortly afterwards we found out about the recall on these, and found that our model year (1996) was not included. Today we were having new tires put on her car and our mechanic called to let us know that the frame rot was more than we initially though, so much so that he highly recommended that the car not be driven any longer as it was not road safe. We have spoken with Honda, and were told to direct our efforts to the NHTSA. This car is now can no longer be driven safely, and we are looking for the NHTSA to have this recall extended to include the 1996 model year. This past weekend we ran into another 1996 Passport owner, and found they have the same issue. Now we had some of the frame rot repaired at a local welding shop, but did not know the full extent of the damage until today when our mechanic called us. The campaign for the current recall for the Honda Passport/Isuzu rodeo is 10V436000.

- Brockton, MA, USA