2002 Honda CR-V Complaint Log

I'M THE OWNER OF A 2002 HONDA CR-V AND HAVE HAD PROBLEMS WITH THE A/C BLOWING HOT AIR AND NOW IT'S COMPLETELY STOPPED. I'M READING HUNDREDS OF POSTS FROM OTHER CR-V OWNERS WITH THE SAME PROBLEM AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS IN REPAIRS. THIS IS RIDICULOUS. HONDA NEEDS TO TAKE RESPONSIBILITY. NOT ONLY IS THIS CONSUMER FRAUD, IT IS A SAFETY ISSUE. *TR

FAILURE OF A/C COMPRESSOR ON 2002 HONDA CR/V EX. COMPRESSOR FROZE WHILE IN TRAFFIC ON BUSY STREET CAUSING ENGINE TO STALL. MY WIFE HAD TO COAST, IN THE VEHICLE OVER TO THE SIDE OF THE STREET AND INTO AN OFF-STREET PARKING LOT. *TR

I WAS DRIVING HOME FROM WORK ON 7/17/08 AND HEARD A LOW GRUMBLING NOISE COMING FROM MY AIR CONDITIONING VENTS IN MY 2002 HONDA CRV. THIRTY SECONDS LATER THIS SOUND STOPPED AND ABOUT A MINUTE LATER ONLY HOT AIR CAME OUT OF THE VENTS. I'VE TAKEN THE CRV TO A NON HONDA REPAIR SHOP AND THEY ADVISED REPLACING THE AIR COMPRESSOR, CLUTCH, DRYER AND EXPANSION COIL FOR APPROX $1235. THE HONDA DELIVERSHIP ADVISED REPLACING THE ENTIRE COOLING SYSTEM FOR $3350 AND THEN OFFERED A 30% DISCOUNT ( GOOD WILL ) DROPPING THE REPAIR COST TO $2350. *TR

WE OWN A 2002 HONDA . THE AIR CONDITIONING COMPRESSOR AND OTHER PARTS INVOLVING THE AIR CONDITIONING WENT OUT IN 2005 (OCT) JUST AFTER THE WARRANTY EXPIRED. WE HAD IT ALL REPLACED. THEY CALLED IT "GOODWILL" AND WE DID NOT HAVE TO PAY FOR IT. YESTERDAY JULY 14, 2008 IT APPEARS TO HAVE GONE OUT AGAIN, THE SAME WAY AS BEFORE. I WENT TO AN ONLINE BOARD ON EDMONDS AND READ UP ON ALL THE COMPLAINTS THAT THEY HAVE HAD WITH THE 2002-2004 (MAYBE LATER) COMPRESSORS BLOWING UP AND SHOOTING PIECES OF METAL ALL OVER CAUSING OTHER PARTS TO BREAK. THERE IS OBVIOUSLY A SERIOUS CONDITION WITH HONDAS AIR CONDITIONING COMPRESSORS! THEY HAVE NOT DONE A RECALL ON THEM, BUT FROM WHAT I HEAR SOME GET THEM REPLACED FOR FREE (AS DID WE) BUT ONLY THE FIRST TIME, AFTER THAT IT COSTS THEM APX $3,000 TO REPLACE EVERYTHING INVOLVED. THIS IS HAPPENING TOO FREQUENTLY TO BE NORMAL. SOME SAID IT WAS EVERY 40,000 MILES. OURS WENT LONGER. PLEASE HELP AS WE CAN NOT AFFORD TO REPLACE IT AGAIN AND WE LIVE IN HOT COUNTRY! *TR

I OWN A 2002 HONDA CR-V EX AND ITS HAS 75,780 MILES ON IT AND TODAY THE AIR CONDITIONER PUMP HAS FAILED. THE PUMP HAS FRAGMENTED PARTS INTO THE WHOLE A/C SYSTEM AND WILL BE A RATHER HIGH REPAIR RATE FROM MY LOCAL SHOP. *TR

MY 2002 HONDA CR-V WITH 70,000MI AIR CONDITIONER CLUTCH STOPPED WORKING. THIS SEEMS TO BE A TREND WITH OTHERS HONDA CR-V OWNERS. *TR

MY DAUGHTER WAS DRIVING MY 2002 HONDA CRV EX AND LOST CONTROL AND ROLLED THE CAR. IT ENDED UP LYING ON THE DRIVERS SIDE AND HIT A GUARD RAIL WHICH FINALLY STOPPED IT FROM SLIDING ON IT SIDE ALONG THE FREEWAY. THE INSURANCE COMPANY WAS SURE THAT THEY WILL TOTAL THE CAR. THE EX MODEL NOT ONLY HAD FRONT AIR BAGS BUT ALSO SIDE AIR BAGS. NOT A ONE OF THESE WENT OFF. THE DRIVERS SIDE OF THE CAR WAS VERY SMASHED AND THE DRIVERS SIDE WINDOW WAS BROKEN OUT ALONG WITH THE WINDSHIELD. HER ARM HAD GLASS CLEAR DOWN TO THE BONE ALONG WITH A 7 INCH CUT THAT IS STITCHED IN 3 LEVELS. FOR AS MUCH TRAUMA AS THE CAR TOOK I FEEL IT HELD TOGETHER PRETTY GOOD (TOP DID NOT CRUSH IN EXCEPT A LITTLE IN THE BACK ) AND THAT SHE IS LUCKY TO BE ALIVE. I FEEL THAT AT LEAST THOUGH THE FRONT AIRBAGS AND DRIVERS SIDE ONE SHOULD HAVE GONE OFF. AIRBAGS ARE NOT LIKE A SMOKE DETECTOR THAT YOU CAN TEST, YOU RELY ON THAT THEY WILL WORK WHEN YOU NEED THEM. *TR

THE OXYGEN SENSOR ON MY 2002 HONDA CRV FAILED TO WORK AND LED TO THE CHECK-ENGINE LIGHT ON. IT FAILED AT AROUND 45,000 MILES. ACCORDING TO THE MANUFACTURE THE OXYGEN SENSOR WAS NOT SUPPOSED TO FAIL AT THIS LOW MILES. THE REPLACEMENT FROM HONDA DEALER COST ME $500. *TR

MY 2002 HONDA CRV WITH 61K MILES SUDDENLY BEGAN MAKING A VERY LOUD SOUND WHICH STOPPED WHEN I TURNED OFF THE AIR CONDITIONING. I IMMEDIATELY DROVE TO A NEARBY HONDA DEALER. A SERVICE TECHNICAL LOOKED UNDER THE HOOD AND TOLD ME THAT THE A.C. COMPRESSOR HAS EXPLODED. I WAS HANDED AN ESTIMATE OF $4001 TO REPAIR. I TOOK IT TO 2 INDEPENDENT REPAIR SHOPS AND WAS TOLD THAT THE COMPRESSOR HAD "IMPLODED" AND "WAS GRENADED". I DON'T HAVE $4001 SO I AM CONTINUING TO DRIVE WITHOUT THE A.C., HOPING THAT NOTHING IMPORTANT WAS DAMAGED THAT WILL PUT ME IN DANGER. *TR

I HAVE A 2002 CRV NOW WITH 139,000 THIS IS THE 4TH TIME MY AIR COMPRESSOR HAS GONE OUT ON THIS CAR AND HONDA REFUSES TO TAKE FULL RESPONSIBILITY. THE FIRST TIME IT WENT OUT WAS IN JULY 2003 AT 31842 MLS, JULY 2004 AT 46,997 MLS, MAY 2006 AT 99,384 AND NOW JUNE 2008 AT 139,000. THE FIRST 2 TIMES IT WENT OUT IT WAS UNDER WARRANTY THE 3RD TIME HONDA SAID THEY WOULD FIX IT BECAUSE IT WAS STILL UNDER 100K AND NOW THEY ARE SAYING THAT I SHOULD BE RESPONSIBLE EVEN KNOW THEY KNOW THEY ARE HAVING ISSUES WITH THE COMPRESSORS IN 2002 AND 2003 CRV. *TR

AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM - COMPLETE FAILURE - $2,000 REPAIR. *TR

WE HAVE A 2002 HONDA CRV. THE 1ST AIR COMPRESSOR LOCKED UP/BLEW UP AT APPROXIMATELY 70K MILES. THE EXTENDED WARRANTY COVERED THE REPLACEMENT. NOW THE 2ND COMPRESSOR HAS DONE THE SAME THING. EXTENDED WARRANTY HAS EXPIRED. COST IS $2300. HAVE READ THAT THIS YEAR OF CRV HAS DEFECTIVE COMPRESSORS. HONDA AMERICA OFFERED TO PAY 25% ($408) WHICH IS NOT ADEQUATE SINCE THIS IS OUR 2ND COMPRESSOR AND THE PRODUCT APPEARS TO BE DEFECTIVE (AS OPPOSED TO REGULAR WEAR AND TEAR). *TR

THE A/C COMPRESSOR HAS FAILED TWICE. THE FIRST TIME AT 106101 MILES IN 2008 AND THE SECOND TIME AT 135567 MILES ON MAY 3, 2012. SO IT LASTED JUST 29466 MILES. THIS IS UNACCEPTABLE AND UPSETTING. THE NEW ONE IS ALREADY STARTING TO ACT UP BUT AT LEAST IT'S UNDER WARRANTY SINCE IT HAS ONLY BEEN 3 WEEKS SINCE IT WAS INSTALLED. HONDA NEEDS TO REDESIGN THE COMPRESSOR SO PEOPLE CAN AT LEAST GET A RELIABLE REPLACEMENT PART. HONDA SHOULD LOSE THEIR REPUTATION FOR BUILDING QUALITY CARS AND I WILL NEVER BUY ANOTHER ONE BECAUSE OF THIS. *TR

PURCHASED VEHICLE IN 2008 DRIVER'S DOOR LOCK WOULD NOT WOULD NOT UNLOCK ALL DOORS. WE WERE TOLD THAT WAS NORMAL. NOW TAKING THE HONDA CR-V IN TO FIND OUT DEALER RECOMMEND REPLACING THE DRIVER'S DOOR LOCK CYLINDER AND ACTUATOR AT THE COST OF $400.00. THIS WAS A PROBLEM A PURCHASE OF TRUCK. *TR

2002 HONDA CR-V DOOR SENSORS ARE NOT WORKING. CONSUMER STATES THAT THIS IS THE SECOND TIME THE DOOR SENSORS STOPPED WORKING. SHE STATES THAT THE SENSORS DO NOT RECOGNIZE THE DRIVER DOOR BEING OPENED. *KB THE CONSUMER STATED THERE WAS NO WARNING OR INDICATOR LIGHT WHEN THE LIGHTS WERE LEFT ON AFTER REMOVING THE KEY OR WHEN THE DRIVER'S DOOR WAS PARTIALLY OPENED WHILE MOVING. THE OVERHEAD LIGHT DID NOT COME ON WHEN THE DRIVER'S DOOR WAS OPENED. ALSO, WHEN THE CONSUMER UNLOCKED THE DOOR AND OPENED THE DRIVER'S DOOR THE VEHICLE DID NOT RECOGNIZE THAT THE DOOR WAS OPENED AND LOCKED BY ITSELF. THE BULBS STARTED BURNING OUT, THERE WAS NO WARNING SIGNAL OR INDICATOR LIGHT WHEN THE LIGHTS WERE LEFT ON AFTER REMOVING THE KEY OR WHEN THE DRIVER'S DOOR WAS PARTIALLY OPEN WHILE THE VEHICLE WAS MOVING. THE OVERHEAD LIGHT DIDN'T COME ON WHEN THE DRIVER'S DOOR WAS OPENED. THE DEALER REPLACED THE DOOR LOCK ACTUATOR. UPDATED 11/19/14 *JB

TL*THE CONTACT OWNS A 2002 HONDA CR-V. WHILE DRIVING 45 MPH, ANOTHER VEHICLE PULLED INTO THE INTERSECTION AND STRUCK THE CONTACT'S VEHICLE. THE AIR BAGS FAILED TO DEPLOY AND THE CONTACT WAS INJURED. THE OTHER VEHICLE WAS DAMAGED AND A POLICE REPORT WAS FILED. AT THE TIME OF PURCHASE, THE SRS WARNING LIGHT REMAINED ILLUMINATED; HOWEVER, THE DEALER STATED THAT THE AIR BAG SYSTEM WORKED FINE. PRIOR TO THE CRASH, THE CONTACT STRUCK A DEER AND A LOCAL MECHANIC REPAIRED THE VEHICLE AND RESET THE SRS WARNING LIGHT. THE FAILURE AND CURRENT MILEAGES WERE 108,000. UPDATED 5/19/08 *CN UPDATED 05/19/08 *JB

SRS LIGHT ON DASH, DIAGNOSED BY DEALER AS SRS CONTROL FAILURE, $700 TO REPLACE. THERE WAS A SERVICE BULLETIN REGARDING A DIFFERENT PART OF THE SYSTEM, CHECKED OUT OK, BUT SEEMS LIKE QUITE A COINCIDENCE THAT THE BULLETIN AND THE FAILURE WERE SO CLOSE IN TIME. IT'S HARD TO ACCEPT THAT A PART COSTING SO MUCH AND SO CRITICAL TO SAFETY "JUST GOES BAD" FOR SO MANY OF US - COMPLAINTS ARE CIRCULATING OUT IN THE INTERNET AND ON THE NHTSA SITE DATING BACK TO 1 -2 YEARS. MERE MORTALS CANNOT TELL WHAT OR WHETHER THERE IS ACTUALLY ANYTHING WRONG, ONLY THOSE WHO HAVE THE COMPUTER (THOSE WHO STAND TO PROFIT A LOT) CAN KNOW. IT'S THE FOX GUARDING THE HENHOUSE. HAPPILY I HAVEN'T NEEDED THE AIRBAGS AND SEATBELT TIGHTENER, BUT THIS COULD HAPPEN ANY TIME. IS NHTSA SURE THERE ISN'T A SYSTEMIC PROBLEM HERE, THAT HONDA SHOULD BE ATTENDING TO? *TR

Driver seat rocks like a rocking chair. Cannot be repaired without replacing rails and seat.

MULTIPLE PROBLEMS WITH LOW BEAM HEADLIGHTS GOING OUT - HIGH BEAMS CONTINUED TO WORK IN ALL INSTANCES. FIRST INCIDENT 11/19/2007 REPLACED PART OF WIRING HARNESS DUE TO THE WIRING HARNESS HAD MELTED. 9/20/2010 LOW BEAMS WENT OUT AGAIN - REPLACED THE HEADLIGHT SWITCH. 3/7/11 LOW BEAMS OUT AGAIN - REPLACED THE HEADLAMP SWITCH. 6/2/11 LOW BEAMS OUT AGAIN - REPLACED THE MULTIPLEX CONTROL MODULE. 12/2/11 LOW BEAMS OUT AGAIN - IN SHOP DISCONNECTED AND CONNECTED WIRING - LOW BEAMS WORKING. 12/24/11 LOW BEAMS WENT OUT. 12/25/11 LOW BEAMS CAME BACK ON BY THEMSELVES. 1/4/2012 LOW BEAMS OUT AGAIN - IN SHOP CHECKED CONNECTIONS. PICKED UP CAR LOW BEAMS WORKING. 1/5/2012 - LOW BEAMS OUT AGAIN. APPROXIMATELY 3 OTHER VISITS TO A MECHANIC - CONNECTIONS UNPLUGGED AND REPLUGGED TO GET LOW BEAMS WORKING AGAIN. ALSO AT LEAST 5 OTHER INSTANCES WHERE THE LOW BEAMS WENT OUT AND CAME BACK ON BEFORE I COULD GET THE CR-V TO A MECHANIC. 9/2011 MOTOR TRENDS MAGAZINE REPORTS ISSUE OF LOW BEAMS HEADLIGHTS GOING OUT ON HONDA CR-V MODELS 2002 - 2005. I HAVE SPENT OVER $1000 TRYING TO GET THIS ISSUE RESOLVED. ISSUE WITH WIRING HARNESS MELTING SOUNDS VERY MUCH LIKE THE RECALL THAT HONDA ISSUED FOR THE FIT - 'WIRING HARNESSES FOR THE HEADLAMP CONTROL SWITCH - THE CONNECTOR COULD OVERHEAT AND FAIL, RENDERING THE LOW-BEAM LAMPS INOPERABLE. HONDA NOTES THAT HIGH-BEAM HEADLAMP FUNCTIONALITY IS NOT IMPEDED BY THIS ISSUE.' *TR

WITH 62,000 MILES ON MY 2002 CR-V, THE SRS LIGHT CAME ON AND STAYS ON. HAVING HAD THE SAME PROBLEM WITH A 2000 ACCORD AND A 2000 ACURA TL I KNOW THAT THE PROBLEM I A FAILED SENSOR SYSTEM AND THE COST WILL APPROACH $700. HONDA HAS A PROBLEM WITH THEIR SRS AND I CONSIDER IT AN EXTREME SAFETY ISSUE. HONDA CONTINUES TO STONEWALL THE PROBLEM AND SIMPLY DENIES THE PROBLEM IS THEIRS. YOU PEOPLE HAVE NO CLOUT TO MAKE THEM DO ANYTHING SO THE ONLY ANSWER IS TO STOP BUYING HONDA PRODUCTS. I HEREBY PROMISE TO NEVER BY ANOTHER HONDA PRODUCT. I'VE ALREADY REPLACED THE ACURA WITH A TOYOTA AVALON, AND THE ACCORD WITH A TOYOTA CAMRY. I WILL REPLACE THE CR-V WITH SOMETHING OTHER THAN A HONDA. *TR

TL*THE CONTACT OWNS A 2002 HONDA CR-V. WHILE DRIVING 30 MPH, THE LOW BEAM HEADLIGHTS. THE DEALER STATED THAT THE WIRES OVERHEATED IN THE REAR CONNECTOR, WHICH WERE LOCATED ON THE HEADLIGHT SWITCH. THE REPAIR WOULD COST $500, WHICH THE CONTACT COULD NOT AFFORD. THE CURRENT AND FAILURE MILEAGES WERE 80,000. UPDATED 11/20/07 *TR

WHAT'S GOING ON WITH THE HONDA CRV AIR CONDITIONING?????? I'VE HAD HONDA'S FOR 25 YEARS!!! I WAS DRIVING HOME FROM THE BEACH (MYR), I HEARD A CRACKLING AND A LOUD BANG NOISE, AS I WAS DRIVING AND MY A/C TOTALLY STOPPED WORKING.......WHAT'S THE STORY?????????? THIS NEVER HAPPENED BEFORE......WHAT WAS THE IMPLOSION?????

TL*THE CONTACT OWNS A 2002 HONDA CR-V. WHILE DRIVING 50 MPH, THE CONTACT HEARD A LOUD BANGING NOISE COMING FROM THE FRONT OF THE VEHICLE. AS A RESULT, THE AIR CONDITIONER BEGAN TO BLOW HOT AIR. THE DEALER STATED THAT THE AIR CONDITIONING NEEDED TO BE REPLACED. AS OF SEPTEMBER 14, 2007, THE DEALER HAD NOT REPAIRED THE VEHICLE. THE CURRENT AND FAILURE MILEAGES WERE 64,000.

CUSTOMER STATES THAT THE SRS LIGHT ON HIS 2002 HONDA CRV. MECHANIC STATED THE BATTERY NEEDED TO BE REPLACED. WHEN REPLACED THE LIGHT STAYED ON. MECHANIC DETERMINED IT WAS PROBABLY A WIRING HARNESS MALFUNCTION. *KB THE CONSUMER STATED A RECALL HAD BEEN ISSUED FOR HIS MAKE, MODEL AND YEAR VEHICLE, HOWEVER HIS VEHICLE WAS NOT INCLUDED IN THE RECALL. *JB

STRANGE NOISE FROM ENGINE THEN A/C BLOWING ONLY HOT AIR. TOOK CAR TO NEARBY GOODYEAR SERVICE FACILITY TO CHECK SYSTEM. COMPRESSOR HAD BLOWN APART-SEVERAL SIZABLE CHUNKS WERE RECOVERED. APPARENTLY HONDA USES SUBSTANDARD METALS IN THE COMPRESSORS SINCE THIS IS A RECURRING PROBLEM. *TR

AIR COMPRESSOR IN MY 2002 HONDA CRV EXPLODED SPREADING DEBRIS THROUGHOUT THE SYSTEM CAUSING MAJOR DAMAGE. HONDA PAID FOR THE PARTS. I HAD TO PAY $600 FOR LABOR. *TR

WHILE DRIVING, STEERING WHEEL BEGAN SMOPKING AND CAR SMELLED HOT (SOMETHINGIN THE STEERING WHEEEL COLUMN WAS ON FIRE). MY HUSBAND TURNED OFF THE HEADLIGHTS AND THE SMOKING STOPPED. WE TOOKTHE CAR TO THE DEALER THE NEXT DAY AND WERE TOLD IT WAS A SWITCH THAT HAD OVERHEATED. SWITCH WAS REPLACED AT A COST OF $225. WE WERE TOLD THAT THIS WAS NOT A RECALLED ITEM ONTHE HONDA CRV BUT THAT THIS WAS AN IDENTIFIED PROBLEM INTHE HONDA CIVIC. WE WERE ADVISED TO REPORT THIS PROBLE TO THE NHTSA.

IN 2006, THE AIR CONDITIONING COMPRESSOR FAILED IN OUR 2002 HONDA CRV. THE CAR HAD ABOUT 63,000 MILES AT THE TIME. OUR HONDA DEALER SAID THE WARRANTY HAD EXPIRED AND THE PART WAS NOT COVERED BY A RECALL. WE PURCHASED A NEW HONDA REPLACEMENT COMPRESSOR AND HAD IT INSTALLED AT A LOCAL SHOP BECAUSE HONDA'S LABOR PRICE WAS OUTRAGEOUS...OVER $3000! THIS REPAIR COST US ABOUT $2500. IN 2007, THE COMPRESSOR FAILED AGAIN AT 78,000 MILES. WE CHECKED WITH THE HONDA DEALER AGAIN, AND WERE TOLD THAT THE PART WAS NOT COVERED BY A RECALL. THEY SAID THERE WAS METAL PIECES IN THE LINES AND THE ENTIRE AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM HAD TO BE REPLACED. IT WOULD COST $4000 TO HAVE THE SYSTEM REPLACED. AGAIN, I PURCHASED HONDA REPLACEMENT PARTS AND HAD A LOCAL SHOP INSTALL THE NEW AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM. THIS TIME I PAID $3200, WHICH INCLUDED A DISCOUNT ON THE LABOR RATE BECAUSE THEY HAD REPLACED THE COMPRESSOR BEFORE. WE WERE WITHOUT OUR CRV FOR OVER TWO WEEKS DURING THE HOTTEST TIME OF THE YEAR (TEMPS ABOVE 100 F). THIS WAS A TERRIBLE INCONVENIENCE, AND A FINANCIAL BURDEN. MANY OTHER HONDA CRV OWNERS HAVE HAD THE SAME PROBLEM, SO THIS IS CLEARLY A MANUFACTURING DEFECT. I SUSPECT THERE IS, OR WILL BE, A CLASS ACTION SUIT AGAINST HONDA. I HAVEN'T FOUND A WAY TO JOIN THE SUIT, BUT I AM LOOKING. SOMETHING SHOULD BE DONE ABOUT THIS PROBLEM. *TR

TL*THE CONTACT OWNS A 2002 HONDA CR-V. THE CONTACT STATED THAT THE AIR CONDITIONING UNIT DISPENSES HOT AIR. THE DEALER STATED THAT THE CLUTCH ON THE AIR CONDITIONING WAS BURNED. THE CONTACT ALSO STATED THAT THE DRIVER'S SEAT IS WOBBLY AND NOT ATTACHED TIGHTLY AND THE AIR BAG LIGHT AUTOMATICALLY ILLUMINATES WHEN IT IS BUMPED AGAINST. THE DEALER STATED THAT A SWITCH MAY BE NEEDED. THE CONTACT STATED THAT WHEN SHE REMOVES THE KEY FROM THE IGNITION, THE VEHICLE CONTINUES TO MOVE. SHE STATED THAT NONE OF THE FAILURES HAVE BEEN REPAIRED BY THE DEALER. THE CURRENT AND FAILURE MILEAGES WERE 71,825.

WHILE THE ENGINE IS UNDER LOAD IN A 2002 CRV-EX HONDA, IF THE DRIVER PULSES THE BRAKE PEDAL TWICE RAPIDLY THERE IS DRAMATIC BRAKE FAILURE. IN A PANIC STOP, IF THE DRIVER PRESSES ON BOTH THE GAS PEDAL AND THE BRAKE PEDAL IN THIS TIMING, THERE WOULD BE NO BRAKING POWER. IF THE DRIVER SUGGESTED THE BRAKES FAILED, THERE WOULD BE NO OTHER EVIDENCE TO SUPPORT THE CLAIM WITHOUT PERFORMING THIS TEST AS THE BRAKES WILL THEREAFTER PERFORM NORMALLY. I HAVE DEMONSTRATED THE FAILURE TO HONDA MECHANICS WITH A PRIVATELY OWNED CAR AND THEY DUPLICATED THE OCCURRENCE IN A DEALER CAR. THEY HAVE RESEARCHED THE HONDA TECHNICAL DATABASES AND COULD NOT FIND ANY REFERENCES TO THE BRAKE FAILURE OR A WAY TO FIX IT. *TR

THE SRS LIGHT CAME ON IN MY 2002 HONDA CRV WHICH HAS ONLY 35000 MILES. I TOOK IT TO THE DEALER WHO INFORMED ME THAT THE SRS MUST HAVE WENT BAD AND IT WOULD COST $700 TO FIX. I ASKED IF THE LIGHT ON COULD BE CAUSED BY THE FRONT PASSENGER SEAT BELT LOCKING UP REGULARLY WHICH TEMPORARILY DOES NOT ALLOW YOU TO GET ENOUGH SEAT BELT TO ACTUALLY REACH THE BUCKLE AND THE DEALER SAID THAT MIGHT BE THE PROBLEM BUT I STILL WOULD NEED TO REPLACE THE WHOLE SRS SYSTEM. I ASKED IF THIS WAS A RECALL AND HE SAID NOT AT THIS TIME. I NOW HAVE CHECKED THE RECALLS AND SEE THAT THE SEAT BELTS AS WELL AS THE AIR BAGS HAVE BEEN RECALLED AND I HAVE NOT BEEN NOTIFIED OF EITHER BY THE DEALER AND I WOULD THINK THIS WOULD BE IMMEDIATELY CORRECTED ESPECIALLY SINCE THE SRS LIGHT CAME ON WHICH IS DIRECTLY RELATED TO BOTH OF THESE SAFETY DEVICES. *JB

THE CRUISE CONTROL SYSTEM FAILED. A SAFETY CONCERN FOR US. HONDA REPLACED A CONNECTOR IN THE STEERING WHEEL.*AK

THE HORN FAILED. A SAFETY CONCERN FOR US. HONDA REPLACED A CONNECTOR IN THE STEERING WHEEL.*AK

THE SRS LIGHT CAME ON , INDICATING THAT THE RESTRAINT SYSTEM FAILED. A SAFETY CONCERN FOR US. HONDA REPLACED A CONNECTOR IN THE STEERING WHEEL.*AK

TL*THE CONTACT OWNS A 2002 HONDA CR-V. WHILE DRIVING 15 MPH, WITHOUT WARNING, THE FRONT AXLE OF HER VEHICLE BROKE. HONDA ADVISED THE CONTACT THAT SHE WOULD HAVE TO PAY $6,000 FOR THE DAMAGE SINCE THERE WERE NO RELATED RECALLS. THE FAILURE MILEAGE WAS 43,197 AND THE CURRENT MILEAGE WAS 43,000.

EVER SINCE I HAVE HAD MY CAR THE HEADLIGHTS BURN OUT WITHIN 3-4 MONTHS. CHANGE ONE, THE OTHER GOES OUT. AVERAGING 2000.00 OVER THE LIFETIME OF OWNING MY CAR. THE FRONT DRIVERS SEAT'S BOLT BROKE...THE SERVICE MANAGER SAID IT WAS BC OF WEIGHT...I WEIGH 135# I HAD TO PAY TO HAVE MY SEAT FIXED. NOT MY FAULT!! MY SEAT BELT WILL NOT BUCKLE UNTIL THE 4-5 TRY..IT KEEPS ON BOUNCING OUT OF THE CLICKER.

TL*- WHILE STOPPED AT A TRAFFIC LIGHT THE CONTACT PUT THE 2002 HONDA CR-V INTO PARK AND THEN SWITCHED THE GEAR BACK TO DRIVE, BUT THE SHIFT LOCKED INTO GEAR AND WOULD NOT SWITCH OVER TO DRIVE. THE CONTACT HAD EXPERIENCED THE FAILURE 3 TIMES THIS YEAR. THE CONTACT TOOK VEHICLE TO THE DEALERSHIP, AND THEY REPLACED A FUSE. THE CONTACT WAS NOT SURE WHICH FUSE THEY REPLACED BECAUSE HE DID NOT HAVE A COPY OF THE INVOICE. THE FAILURE MILEAGE WAS 52,000 AND THE CURRENT MILEAGE WAS 52,000. *AK UPDATE *TR

TL*- THE CONTACT OWNS A 2002 HONDA CRV. THE CONTACT STATED THAT THE IGNITION SWITCH WOULD INTERMITTENTLY STICK. THE VEHICLE WAS INVOLVED IN RECALL 03V422000. THE VEHICLE WAS INSPECTED BY A HONDA DEALER AS APART OF THE RECALL, AND THEY DID NOT FIND A PROBLEM, THEREFORE, NOTHING WAS REPAIRED. THE IGNITION SWITCH RECENTLY BECAME STUCK, AND THE VEHICLE WAS TOWED TO A HONDA DEALER. THE IGNITION SWITCH AND ASSEMBLY WERE REPLACED. THE CONTACT STATED THAT THE FAILURE WOULD NOT BE COVERED UNDER THE PREVIOUS RECALL. THE FAILURE MILEAGE WAS 57,000, AND THE CURRENT MILEAGE WAS 57,498. *AK THE CONSUMER STATES THAT WHEN HE CAME TO PICK UP THE VEHICLE AT THE DEALERSHIP THAT THERE WERE WAS FOOD LEFT IN THE CAR AND EVIDENCE OF BLOOD ALL OVER THE PLACE. THE CONSUMER TOOK PICTURES AND FILED A POLICE REPORT JUST IN CASE SOMETHING HAPPENED IN THE CAR. THE CONSUMER HAS PROVIDED A COPY OF THE POLICE REPORT. THE CONSUMER WAS INFORMED THAT THE MECHANIC WAS CUT ON THE DASHBOARD THAT IS WHY THE BLOOD WAS LOCATED IN THE CAR. THE CONSUMER WANTS TO BE REIMBURSED FOR ALL SERVICES PERFORMED ON THE CAR. UPDATED 05/23/07 *TR

SRS LIGHT ON IN DASHBOARD LIGHTS, WHAT IS THAT FOR AND HOW DO I FIX IT?

TL* - THE CONTACT CALLED REGARDING A 2002 HONDA CRV. THE DEALER PLACED AN ORDER FOR A SEAT BELT BUCKLE ON 1/19/07. THE CONTACT WAS TOLD THE BUCKLE WOULD ARRIVE ON 1/22/07. THE CONTACT CALLED THE HONDA DEALER ON 1/23/07, AND WAS TOLD THAT THE SEAT BELT BUCKLE WAS ON NATIONAL BACK ORDER. THE CONTACT STATED SHE COULD NOT BUCKLE HER SEAT BELT AND FELT UNSAFE.*AK UPDATED 02/22/07. *JB

CLEAR DAY, COOL TEMPERATURE, PROPER INFLATION, NO LOAD, SPEED 70 MPH, I -24 EAST BOUND. TREAD SEPARATED FROM WHITE SIDE WALL ON RIGHT REAR TIRE. TIRES PURCHASED 4 MONTHS BEFORE FAILURE. *NM

REAR BRAKES FAILED ON OUR HONDA CRV AT LESS THAN 22,000 MILES. *NM

VEHICLE : 2002 HONDA CRV IN NOVEMBER 2006 I TOOK THE CAR IN TO THE DEALER BECAUSE THE MALFUNCTION LIGHT STAYED ON. THE CAR WAS RUNNING FINE, NO PROBLEMS OTHER THAN THAT INDICATOR LIGHT STAYING ON. THE DEALER REPLACED A SENSOR ($336.00). JUST AFTER TAKING THE CAR HOME, IT BEGAN TO STALL OUT AND WOULD NOT ACCELERATE AND THE SAME MALFUNCTION LIGHT CAME BACK ON. I THOUGHT MAYBE I GOT SOME BAD GAS, BUT THE PROBLEM CONTINUED TO GET WORSE. NOW THE DEALER TELLS ME I NEED AN OXYGEN-2 SENSOR REPLACED. (ANOTHER $300.00 +) REPAIR. *JB

HEADLIGHT BULBS (LOW BEAM) BURN OUT FREQUENTLY. BULB LIFE VARIES FROM 10 MINUTES TO 14 MONTHS. I USE ABOUT 5 BULBS A YEAR ON AVERAGE. BURN-OUTS OCCUR ON BOTH DRIVER-SIDE AND PASSENGER-SIDE. OCCASIONALLY, BOTH WILL BURN OUT AT THE SAME TIME. HONDA DEALER HAS BEEN UNABLE TO FIND THE PROBLEM. *TR

ABS LIGHT CAME ON INTERMITTENTLY IN 2002 HONDA CRV. HONDA WANTED $500 TO REPLACE ABS CONTROL UNIT. I CALLED HONDA CUSTOMER SERVICE, AND HONDA AGREED TO FIX THE PROBLEM FOR $100 DEDUCTIBLE. I THINK THIS IS A SAFETY ISSUE--THIS SHOULD NOT BE HAPPENING IN A 5-YEAR-OLD VEHICLE--AND I WONDER IF IT IS A COMMON OCCURRENCE. *JB

DT*: THE CONTACT STATED THE SEAT BELT BUCKLE TENSIONER WAS DEFECTIVE. THE SEAT BELT WARNING LIGHT WAS ILLUMINATED. THE CONTACT ALERTED THE MANUFACTURER ABOUT THE SEAT BELT RECALL #01V351000, WHO DETERMINED THAT THE VEHICLE WAS NOT INCLUDED IN THE RECALL DUE TO THE VIN.

THE SEAT BELTS IN OUR CAR COME UNLATCHED WHILE WE ARE DRIVING. *JB

DT*: THE CONTACT STATED WHILE APPLYING BRAKE PRESSURE AT 30 MPH AT A STOP SIGN, THE VEHICLE LURCHED FORWARD FOLLOWED BY THE ILLUMINATION OF THE CHECK ENGINE LIGHT. AFTERWARDS, THE VEHICLE WAS ABLE TO BE STOPPED BY USING FIRM BRAKE PRESSURE WITHOUT INCIDENT. UPON INSPECTION BY A DEALER, IT WAS DETERMINED THE THROTTLE BODY NEEDED TO BE REPLACED. AFTER THE REPLACEMENT, THE PROBLEM PERSISTED. THE MANUFACTURER WAS CONTACTED.

1) AFTER A COLD START, THE DASH GAUGES SWING UP AND DOWN VERY RAPIDLY AND THE DASH LIGHTS BLINK ON AND OFF VERY RAPIDLY ALSO. AFTER 5-10 MINUTES IT STOPS. 2) TOOK THE VEHICLE TO A INDEPENDENT HONDA REPAIR SHOP AND THEY DIAGNOSED THE PROBLEM AS A BAD MUITPLEX CONTROL UNIT. THE REPAIR SHOP CALLED HONDA TECH LINE, THEY ASKED IF THERE WAS A FIRE? I GUESS THERE HAVE BEEN FIRES RELATED TO THIS PROBLEM. 3) PARTS HAVE BEEN ORDERED AND THE REPAIR COST WAS $644. *JB

THE VEHICLE DID NOT SLOW WHEN APPLYING THE BRAKES UPON APPROACHING A STOP SIGN. THE DRIVERS FOOT WAS OFF THE GAS PEDAL AND ON THE BRAKE PEDAL, BUT THE VEHICLE CONTINUED TO POWER FORWARD. NOT SURE IF THE BRAKES WERE AT FAULT, THE DRIVER STOPPED VEHICLE BY PUTTING THE AUTO TRANSMISSION INTO PARK TO AVOID GOING PAST THE STOP SIGN, ENTERING A COUNTY HIGHWAY AND BEING BROADSIDED BY ONCOMING TRAFFIC. THE ENGINE SPEED THEN ROSE TO ABOUT 5000 RPM, THOUGH THE VEHICLE WAS AT REST, IN PARK, AND THE ACCELERATOR PEDAL WAS NOT BEING TOUCHED. A WITNESS SOUGHT TO LEND SOME HELP AND SUGGESTED THAT THE CONTINUALLY RACING ENGINE WAS PERHAPS DUE TO A STUCK THROTTLE, THOUGH A QUICK LOOK UNDER THE HOOD DID NOT REVEAL ANY OBVIOUS PROBLEM. AFTER SEVERAL MINUTES OF THE ENGINE RACING AT ABOUT 5000 RPM WHILE IN PARK, THE DRIVER TURNED OFF THE IGNITION AND THEN RESTARTED THE ENGINE. THE ENGINE CONTINUED TO RACE. ONLY AFTER THE THIRD OR FOURTH CYCLE OF TURNING THE ENGINE OFF AND ON, AND PUMPING AND JIGGLING THE ACCELERATOR PEDAL, DID THE ENGINE RPMS RETURN TO NORMAL, ALLOWING THE VEHICLE TO BE DRIVEN TO A NEARBY HONDA DEALER. THE NEXT DAY, THE SERVICE DEPARTMENT RETURNED THE VEHICLE TO THE DRIVER SAYING THAT THEY INSPECTED THE THROTTLE CABLE AND CRUISE CONTROL, TEST DROVE IT FOR 3 MILES, BUT COULD NOT FIND ANY PROBLEMS. THE BEHAVIOR OF THIS 2002 HONDA CR-V SEEMS VERY SIMILAR TO THAT OUTLINED BY ODI ID NUMBERS 10073104, 10127008, 10048024, 10083184 & 10055124. *NM