Recall on CRV's and Odyssey, and step wagon's
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Recall on CRV's and Odyssey, and step wagon's
yup they are recalling half a million all together - this was from a canadian site, so i don't really know if it relates you all the americans on here
http://autos.canada.com/news/story.h...3-6cc49b956677
Wednesday, June 14, 2006
The Honda CR-V models between 1994-1997 are on the list of recent recalls.
CREDIT: Honda
The Honda CR-V models between 1994-1997 are on the list of recent recalls.
Honda Motor Co. is recalling over 561,000 vehicles in three models to replace faulty part used in starting an engine, a company official said Wednesday.
Subject to the recall are 217,953 Odyssey minivans, 141,652 CR-V sport-utility models and 123,580 Step Wagon minivans, said Honda spokeswoman Yu Kimoto.
The three models involved were produced between Oct. 3, 1994, and May 15, 1997.
See Photo's of models
Of the total, a combined 78,409 vehicles were exported abroad, including the United States, Canada, Australia, Singapore, Thailand and European countries, Kimoto said.
The vehicle's engine can suddenly stop because some of its parts can be damaged by heat if used repeatedly over time. There were five cases of drivers getting minor burns after the solder used in the defective parts melted and fell onto their feet, Kimoto said.
© The Canadian Press 2006
The Honda CR-V models between 1994-1997 are on the list of recent recalls.
CREDIT: Honda
The Honda CR-V models between 1994-1997 are on the list of recent recalls.
Honda Motor Co. is recalling over 561,000 vehicles in three models to replace faulty part used in starting an engine, a company official said Wednesday.
Subject to the recall are 217,953 Odyssey minivans, 141,652 CR-V sport-utility models and 123,580 Step Wagon minivans, said Honda spokeswoman Yu Kimoto.
The three models involved were produced between Oct. 3, 1994, and May 15, 1997.
See Photo's of models
Of the total, a combined 78,409 vehicles were exported abroad, including the United States, Canada, Australia, Singapore, Thailand and European countries, Kimoto said.
The vehicle's engine can suddenly stop because some of its parts can be damaged by heat if used repeatedly over time. There were five cases of drivers getting minor burns after the solder used in the defective parts melted and fell onto their feet, Kimoto said.
© The Canadian Press 2006
http://autos.canada.com/news/story.h...3-6cc49b956677
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