[tman1]

Scheduled an appt 3 weeks ahead of time to get both recalls done. When I got there the service writer said that they only get so many parts in for the recall. Now that I had shown up, he will notify parts to put me on a list. Once I get a call, then I can bring the car in. So call in before making an appt at my dealer Renton Honda. This was on 12/23/24.

 

[CMCDave]

Got my recall completed today in Venice, FL. Check in and out about an hour.

 

[gbrethour]

I got notice of two trouble=ing recall pertaining to 2023-2025 CR-V and other models. View attachment 173151
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There are no parts or repair procedures released yet and no timetable for any remedies. The fuel pump recall has language that states a fuel leak can lead to a fire and injuries.
The steering gear one states that loss of control can result in damage and injuries. The dealer is in the dark. I got a major run-a-round from HONDA customer service. Honda has issues a “stop sale” on affected units. I can only guess where the priorities will be when parts are available. I would want the “stop sale” units to get the first fixes, so that they can get sold.
The vehicle is at the dealer, I asked the serf=vice manager if he would be comfortable turning his family loose in a car that the manufacturer states may crash and burn. I understand that these are “worst case” scenarios. I’m just not willing to gamble on the lives of my family. HONDA won’t even tell me if my VIN is part of the recall units. The fuel pump recall covers approximately 700k units and the steering recall covers over 1.5 million units.
Am I overreacting?

Honda should have the recall parts in stock, I'm told it could be a year to get the part for my CRV. This is unacceptable. I always had a Chevrolet, and when a recall was done, they had the parts and it was not an issue.
Honda needs to step up and get the parts, this is ridiculous.

 

[Tekz]

Honda should have the recall parts in stock, I'm told it could be a year to get the part for my CRV. This is unacceptable. I always had a Chevrolet, and when a recall was done, they had the parts and it was not an issue.
Honda needs to step up and get the parts, this is ridiculous.

While I agree, I still have confidence in Honda esp if you don’t experience any of the symptoms of the sticky steering or smell/see any fuel leaks. If you experience any of those, then when you book the appointment with your dealer, they’ll prioritize you with the needed parts for the repair/replacement. They likely have the parts but are allocating them for those with existing issues vs those for the recall campaign.

I have my appointment booked next week and my dealer confirmed that they have the parts available.

 

[Dans15]

Honda should have the recall parts in stock, I'm told it could be a year to get the part for my CRV. This is unacceptable. I always had a Chevrolet, and when a recall was done, they had the parts and it was not an issue.
Honda needs to step up and get the parts, this is ridiculous.

For the steering recall there is likely a limited ability to increase the supply of parts given Honda probably has a very small number of suppliers for that component. So to fix every 2023-2025 immediately Honda would have to shutter production of the CRV for months. That’s not going to happen.

 

[AZgman]

For the steering recall there is likely a limited ability to increase the supply of parts given Honda probably has a very small number of suppliers for that component. So to fix every 2023-2025 immediately Honda would have to shutter production of the CRV for months. That’s not going to happen.

The steering recall requires a small spring and some grease. What recall are you talking about?

 

[Dans15]

The steering recall requires a small spring and some grease. What recall are you talking about?

That’s the one. I’ve been on my dealer‘s recall repair list for a couple months. I’m all the way up to number 500 so there’s a kink in the supply hose somewhere.

 

[blueray142]

On the high pressure fuel pump recall, where is the high pressure fuel pump located on a hybrid?

 

[maxaryaman2004]

On the high pressure fuel pump recall, where is the high pressure fuel pump located on a hybrid?

Top of the engine head, upper right corner. Remove the plastic cover first.

 

[tman1]

This is the inspection procedure:

 

[blueray142]

Thank you, your video shows a civic hybrid with a 2.0 liter, I'd assume the high pressure fuel pump is in the same location on a CR V hybrid...is that your understanding?

 

[maxaryaman2004]

Thank you, your video shows a civic hybrid with a 2.0 liter, I'd assume the high pressure fuel pump is in the same location on a CR V hybrid...is that your understanding?

Yes - exactly the same engine - 2 liter Atkinson Cycle engine

 

[Tekz]

So my appointment with the local Honda dealership to address the 2 recalls have been moved again as the parts never arrived. 2nd time now and may get moved again. This is becoming ridiculous…you get a letter about the recalls and to book the appointment with the dealership only to keep moving the goal post! Luckily, I haven’t been experiencing any of the issues…

 

[AZgman]

So my appointment with the local Honda dealership to address the 2 recalls have been moved again as the parts never arrived. 2nd time now and may get moved again. This is becoming ridiculous…you get a letter about the recalls and to book the appointment with the dealership only to keep moving the goal post! Luckily, I haven’t been experiencing any of the issues…

I suspect your issue is with how your dealer is allocating parts. Have you tried a different dealer?

 

[Tekz]

I suspect your issue is with how your dealer is allocating parts. Have you tried a different dealer?

I don’t trust the other dealers in our area and the dealership I deal with has been pretty good other than pushing the appointments further out was beyond their control as Honda Cda said parts would arrive then they don’t (2nd time now). I’m at the point where they should just call me when the parts do indeed arrive then I’ll book the appointment!

 

[djett]

Just had both recalls completed. Took about 4 hours. Fuel pump pressure tested and no leakage detected. Steering gearbox recall required replacement of spring and grease. I hadn't had any issues with the steering.

 

[BigD]

Just had both recalls completed. Took about 4 hours. Fuel pump pressure tested and no leakage detected. Steering gearbox recall required replacement of spring and grease. I hadn't had any issues with the steering.

Good to know! Thanks for sharing your experience.

 

[Rcfrauton]

So my appointment with the local Honda dealership to address the 2 recalls have been moved again as the parts never arrived. 2nd time now and may get moved again. This is becoming ridiculous…you get a letter about the recalls and to book the appointment with the dealership only to keep moving the goal post! Luckily, I haven’t been experiencing any of the issues…

I called my dealership the day I received my letter about the steering issue. They told me no parts yet and they would call me when they arrive. This was 2 months ago. The dealership is Kelly Honda in Lynn, Massachusetts.

 

[B52]

Just had oil and filter and both EPS and high pressure fuel pump sniffer test done. In and out in 90 minutes.

 

[PHG]

I have had Honda products off and on since 1986 and while they all had some issues this current Honda product line seems to be the worst.