My 2016 honda civic touring while driving approx. 60 mph on the interstate in about 60 degree weather while raining. my sunroof exploded the center portion of it which in turn damaged my drunk and if someone was behind me could have had other catastrophic events. nothing hit my car i heard the explosion sounded like a gunshot then seen the big chunk of glass hit my trunk and heard it as well.
Over 12 different times in the past 6 months since i purchased the car it has had serious electrical issues ranging from locking itself with the keyless fob inside the vehicle during a snow storm, all windows including moon roof rolling completely down during a rainstorm when parked or in motion. when parked, the alarm blaring non stop for hours and the battery dying completely without warning or drainage on my part of any kind. all systems on the car shut down completely after loss of power including the braking system and you can dive it that way. it brakes hard on its own on the freeway. there is a usb port in the center console right next to cup holder that can get wet if you have a drink in there. i notice the weather conditions were cloudy, raining, or snowing during the majority of the bigger issues.
Faulty air conditioner system that has an extended warranty covering the compressor and refrigerant leaks.
I was driving straight down i-20, the only car close to me was behind me and in the other lane. there were no overpasses or potholes. there was a loud noise like a car backfire or gunshot, and i thought i must have blown a tire. i pulled over to the side of the road and discovered my moonroof had shattered - luckily the shield had been closed. honda refused to consider that it might be a defect and said that even if it was, it didn't matter as my car wasn't under warranty. i asked to speak to a manager several times and was refused.
I bought a honda civic 2016. i notice that my front led light maker does not work only left side work and it is about to go out too. sometime it goes on as its please. and air condition does not blow cold air . i hope they recall all these problems..
My 2016 honda civic only has less than 25000 miles, the ac had not working since this summer, after i took the car to schaumburg honda in illionis, they said the condenser is find but compressor has a leak which will cost over $1000 to be fixed. i decided not repair but still was charged $140 for the inspection. totally not acceptable!
I purchased a 2016 honda civic for my son in 2016. i received a notice about ac problems this year. i contacted my son and asked him if he had problems with the a/c. he reported that it doesn't blow very much air and the air never gets cold. so i had him take to dealership. he was told that the recall for a/c affected only one part of the unit which they could fix under no cost...but they said that there was a huge hole in the air compressor and this was not covered. they quoted over $2,000 to replace air compressor. i found this hard to believe and researched to find out what causes a hole in the compressor that makes it beyond repair and the only information i could find were others having the same problem with 2016 honda civic faulty air compressors. again when i tested it myself, it was not blowing cold air and sometimes not blowing air at all. since i purchased vehicle, it seems like system was not fully capable of defrosting windows in front and back and figured the design was bad.
I've had my car for less than a year and on three separate occasions it has failed to start. the first time it happened, i did a google search and saw that this was a common problem with the car. i found a youtube video that gave instructions on a possible remedy -- which included going under the hood of the car and finagling with the battery, etc. my husband tried this remedy and once my car started, i immediately took it to the dealership. at the dealership i was told that my battery was dead; they replaced the battery. months later, with my new battery, this happened again. my husband tried the remedy again but when i took it to the dealership i told him that they should look further into this issue because it is not just the battery. to me, it was some kind of electrical glitch. the dealership informed me that because they could not replicate the problem of the 'no-start', there was nothing they could do. at 6 months pregnant i told them that i was being left in a vulnerable position with a very unreliable vehicle. i told them that a google search would ...
Vehicle touch screen turned green. cameras stopped working. screen beeps intermittently when handheld device is connected to the infotainment screen. will begin to work again aftet a few minutes pass.
Received a letter from honda about a/c condenser leaks. took it to the dealership, said that condenser is fine that is the compressor that is leaking. total job cost is over $1200. called honda, said that compressor is not covered in warranty extension.
Today i returned from honda of marin after having my starter replaced. the part # is 31200-5ba-a52. i would like to have this experience (part and service) to be reimbursed. this part should not have stopped work after a short period of time with the mileage of the vehicle at 63500.
Reports further allege that the malfunction in the civic a/c condensers, compressors create risks for damage to other components in the vehicles' systems and refrigerant leaking which is definitely not good for the environment.
The air conditioning blows hot air.
The air conditioning compressor stopped working. there was a leak in the compressor.
The air conditioning system in my car started to blow hot air on the driver's side while remaining cool on passenger side. i took it the dealer where i bought the car and was told that the condenser had a leak which was caused by a rock or rocks. i was told that although there is a 10 year warranty on the condenser it doesn't apply because the part didn't fail, it was due to road debris. this is despite the fact that the front of this model of honda is completely open under the bumper easily allowing small rocks and bugs to enter and be embedded in the condenser. i was told that the compressor "blew up" because it was still running with low freon and would not be covered either. this is despite the fact that the vehicle should have a low pressure switch which shuts off the compressor when there is low freon to prevent this type of damage. i was told the cost of repairs would be $1854. the service manager has not returned my multiple calls to discuss my concerns about the vehicle. i have had all of my service ...