Electrical contacts in the ignition switch can wear prematurely due to high electrical current passing through the switch. Worn out ignition contacts could cause the engine to stall without warning. Although the engine will restart in most cases, a vehicle that stalls while driving increases the risk of a crash.
VEHICLES AFFECTED
• 1997 Accord (L4)
• 1998–99 Accord (L4 and V6)
• 1998–00 Civic
• 1997–99 CR-V
• 1997–00 Odyssey
• 1997–99 Prelude
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Sunday, November 14, 2010
Honda Safety Recall: Ignition Switch
1:16 AM by onesecond
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Labels: aftermarket parts, corrective action, cr, crash, customer notification, dcs, district service manager, electrical contacts, Honda, interactive network, models, notification letter, odyssey, prelude, risk, security systems, status inquiry
Labels: aftermarket parts, corrective action, cr, crash, customer notification, dcs, district service manager, electrical contacts, Honda, interactive network, models, notification letter, odyssey, prelude, risk, security systems, status inquiry
Monday, May 24, 2010
2007 Honda Pilot EX Pinging, Rattling or Squealing During Light Acceleration
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Labels: acceleration, accord v6, catalytic converter, exhaust pipe, Honda, honda pilot, nuts, odyssey, rpm, short time, sound click, squeal, step 2, step 3
Labels: acceleration, accord v6, catalytic converter, exhaust pipe, Honda, honda pilot, nuts, odyssey, rpm, short time, sound click, squeal, step 2, step 3
If you're viewing this service bulletin on ISIS and the computer has sound, click
on the image below to hear an example of how the noise may sound and see the
rpm levels it occurs at.
1. Drive the vehicle at low speeds (25 mph or less) under light throttle.
If you hear a ping, rattle, or squeal, go to step 3.
If you don't hear a ping, rattle, or squeal, go to step 2.
on the image below to hear an example of how the noise may sound and see the
rpm levels it occurs at.
1. Drive the vehicle at low speeds (25 mph or less) under light throttle.
If you hear a ping, rattle, or squeal, go to step 3.
If you don't hear a ping, rattle, or squeal, go to step 2.
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