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Honda to Recall 554,000 CR-V and Pilot SUVs in the States Over Headlight Glitch
Honda has just issued a voluntary recall for approximately 554,000 SUVs in the United States to address a potential problem with components of the headlight wiring system. The recall affects 2002 to 2004 model year CR-V crossovers and 2003 model year Pilot SUVs.
"There is a potential failure with the wiring of the headlight switch which may cause the low beam headlights to become inoperative," the Japanese automaker said in a statement adding that it is not aware of any crashes or injuries related to this issue.
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Jeep And Dodge Recalling Almost Half A Million Suvs Worldwide
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) has issued a voluntary recall of an estimated 467,480 SUVs worldwide to address a potential stalling problem. Read more »...
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Honda Recalling More Than 50,000 2012my Civics Over Faulty Driveshafts
A potential problem with a driveshaft assembly has prompted Honda to issue a voluntary recall of 50,190 Civics from the 2012 model year in the States. Read more »...
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Honda Announces Voluntary Recall Of Certain 2006 Cr-vs Because They Could Lose Control
Owners of the 2006 model CR-V crossover in the Unites States will soon receive a notification from Honda to bring their vehicles to an authorized dealer for inspection. The reason why Honda issued the voluntary safety recall on 1,316 examples of its...
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2011 Honda Odyssey Receives Second Recall In A Month
Less than two weeks after Honda issued a recall on 33,341 Odysseys from the 2011MY over a potential problem with the windshield wiper linkage rods, the Japanese automaker has announced a second recall for its latest generation minivan. This time Honda...
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Honda Recalling 2010my Accord And Cr-v Models In The States For Engine Stalling Problems
Honda has issued a new recall for certain 4-cylinder Accords and CR-Vs from the 2010 model year to check a potential failure with the engine wiring harness connector, as it may cause intermittent spark firing or the engine to stall. Read more »...
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