— After just recalling more than 640,000 Odyssey minivans, Honda is recalling about 9,200 Ridgeline pickup trucks because of electrical problems. Honda says the Ridgeline trucks have rear wire harnesses that may not have been spliced correctly by the supplier.
The automaker says it learned of problems on the new trucks through warranty claims that described electrical shorts that cause warning lights to illuminate.
In some cases the trucks will brake on their own because of problems with the vehicle stability assist systems, but Honda says no crashes or injuries have been reported.
The electrical problems are blamed on moisture that intrudes into the wiring harness and the electrical coupler located under the truck.
Honda dealers will inspect and if needed, repair the rear wire harnesses, but the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has not released details about the recall.
CarComplaints.com will update this page when more information is known, but until then, owners of 2017 Honda Ridgeline trucks can contact the automaker at 888-234-2138.
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