FrenzyTickles
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Honda & Acura recalling 124K models, potential brake failure. And BMX, FORD, Ferrari
"Owners will be notified by August 7th."
I thought maybe this is stupidly moot as you'll undoubtedly get an email or letter if you own one, but that's quite a wait.
Then there are more recalls ---- I give up.
Google your car. 😛
OTHER RECENT RECALLS:
2022 bmw ix xdrive50
BMW iX Recalled over Cruise Control Problem
2022 ford maverick pickup
Ford Recalls 125,000 Trucks, SUVs over Fire Risk
2023 ferrari 296gtb
2022–2023 Ferrari 296 Recalled for Fuel Leak
"Honda and Acura have announced a recall affecting several models due to a brake issue that could compromise the strength or full use of the brakes.
The recall encompasses the Honda Civic (2020–2021), Passport (2021–2023), Pilot (2021–2022), and Ridgeline (2020–2023)
and a single Acura model, the MDX (2020)."
https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a44475030/honda-acura-brake-recall/
Nearly 125,000 Honda, Acura Vehicles Recalled over Brake Problem
A manufacturing defect can cause loss of brake function in 2020 and newer models of the Honda Civic, Passport, Pilot, Ridgeline, and Acura MDX.
BY ALESSANDRA KAESTNER PUBLISHED: JUL 9, 2023
2022 honda pilot sport
HONDA
Four Honda models and one Acura are being recalled over a brake problem that is blamed on cylinder separation and could cause the brakes to fail.
Documents filed with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) state that as many as 124,077 vehicles could be affected.
Owners will be notified by August 7, 2023.
Honda and Acura have announced a recall affecting several models due to a brake issue that could compromise the strength or full use of the brakes. The recall encompasses the Honda Civic (2020–2021), Passport (2021–2023), Pilot (2021–2022), and Ridgeline (2020–2023) and a single Acura model, the MDX (2020).
According to the official recall report filed with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the problem stems from improper assembly of the tie rod fastener that connects the brake master cylinder and the brake booster.
When the brake is applied, the documents explain, the tie rod studs may break, causing the master cylinder to separate from the brake booster. This manufacturing problem could cause the brakes to weaken or fail altogether, increasing the risk of a crash.
Honda says it has received two warranty claims related to the problem but has received no notice of any accidents or injuries.
Owners can consult the NHTSA recalls website to learn if their vehicle is included in the recall, and Honda will send recall notices in August.
"Owners will be notified by August 7th."
I thought maybe this is stupidly moot as you'll undoubtedly get an email or letter if you own one, but that's quite a wait.
Then there are more recalls ---- I give up.
Google your car. 😛OTHER RECENT RECALLS:
2022 bmw ix xdrive50
BMW iX Recalled over Cruise Control Problem
2022 ford maverick pickup
Ford Recalls 125,000 Trucks, SUVs over Fire Risk
2023 ferrari 296gtb
2022–2023 Ferrari 296 Recalled for Fuel Leak
"Honda and Acura have announced a recall affecting several models due to a brake issue that could compromise the strength or full use of the brakes.
The recall encompasses the Honda Civic (2020–2021), Passport (2021–2023), Pilot (2021–2022), and Ridgeline (2020–2023)
and a single Acura model, the MDX (2020)."
https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a44475030/honda-acura-brake-recall/
Nearly 125,000 Honda, Acura Vehicles Recalled over Brake Problem
A manufacturing defect can cause loss of brake function in 2020 and newer models of the Honda Civic, Passport, Pilot, Ridgeline, and Acura MDX.
BY ALESSANDRA KAESTNER PUBLISHED: JUL 9, 2023
2022 honda pilot sport
HONDA
Four Honda models and one Acura are being recalled over a brake problem that is blamed on cylinder separation and could cause the brakes to fail.
Documents filed with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) state that as many as 124,077 vehicles could be affected.
Owners will be notified by August 7, 2023.
Honda and Acura have announced a recall affecting several models due to a brake issue that could compromise the strength or full use of the brakes. The recall encompasses the Honda Civic (2020–2021), Passport (2021–2023), Pilot (2021–2022), and Ridgeline (2020–2023) and a single Acura model, the MDX (2020).
According to the official recall report filed with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the problem stems from improper assembly of the tie rod fastener that connects the brake master cylinder and the brake booster.
When the brake is applied, the documents explain, the tie rod studs may break, causing the master cylinder to separate from the brake booster. This manufacturing problem could cause the brakes to weaken or fail altogether, increasing the risk of a crash.
Honda says it has received two warranty claims related to the problem but has received no notice of any accidents or injuries.
Owners can consult the NHTSA recalls website to learn if their vehicle is included in the recall, and Honda will send recall notices in August.
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