Problems with 2003 Honda Accord STEERING

High pressure hose for power steering line leaking get to back side can't figured out how to get the parts out

Steering column intermittently locks up while driving/making turns in residential traffic. brakes must be applied to slow the vehicle and prevent an accident. the steering column lock then releases and allows steering to return to normal. this problem started within the last week. issue not related to power steering. fluids adequately maintained.

Power steering hose came apart while driving on city street. steering suddenly became difficult, when i got home there an executive amount of power steering fluid under the car on the driveway. when i inspected under the hood, the power steering hose had come apart.

Power steering hose leaking fluid onto exhaust manifold... recall for 6 cyl but not for 4 cyl ???

When i was driving the car just shut off in the middle of the street. my friend and i try to push it to the side but the wheels will not move.

My airbag light s come on from time to time and i am aware that some vehicles are under recall . although my vehicle is not listed i am concerned about the airbag lights coming on when they should not. also i met someone who said there was a recall on the power steering high pressure hose and i would like to know if this is true also because mine is leaking and i would like to know what steps to take next.

Tl* the contact owned a 2003 honda accord. while driving 50 mph, the steering locked and failed to respond. as a result, the contact crashed the vehicle into a guardrail. the air bag indicator illuminated and the driver and passenger side air bags deployed. the vehicle was towed to an independent mechanic who deemed the vehicle destroyed. the contact sustained injuries to the head, chest, and shoulder, which required medical attention. a police report was not filed. the local dealer was not contacted. the vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. the manufacturer was not notified of the failure. the failure mileage was 167,000. updated 09/01/17*lj *js

I was driving in heavy rain and my windshield wipers stopped working and i could not see a thing. i was lucky enough that other cars went around me on the highway. i called my local honda dealership and they stated that their is not a recall on my vehicle and wanted to charge me an outrageous amount to replace the wiper motor. there is currently a recall on this for 2003 honda accords no. q78 when the motor gets wet it stops working but for some reason it does not include my vehicle vin number. also i had a leak in my power steering and took it in for the recall and they said it was the pump and ended up charging me $500.00 to fix but it is still leaking.

2003 honda accord. consumer writes in regards to power steering hose unit continues leaking fluid after repairs. consumer has previous complaint with another vehicle in artemis. *smd the consumer stated the dealer charged for airbag safety recall repair. *js

When i was at honda dealer for front hook latch cable that needed to look at because it did not open unless two people do that. i went there to request for it to adjust but they advise me to replace new one! they should adjust tension as it is not broken yet. second item, they advised is to replace the power steerling returning line due to leak and the estimate is $375! i denied their service until i checked the recall information at home. the information posted in 2012 saying that a group of honda accord 2003 has this part recall, however my vin nbr was not on recall list. i request you to investigate because i was told by someone else with deep knowledge about honda as he said that it is common that honda accord 2003 with v6 engine having that premature leaking. therefore, i believe my hose is prematurely leak and needs to be replaced through recall immediately. for time being, i decided to go to non-honda repair shop and they repair it for now, not replace for now. because a group of honda accord 2003 with this problem was recalled in 2012, ...

I have a 2003 honda accord sedan. in aug 2015, i had been noticing a wheezing, straining sound when i turned my car while driving. it became harder to turn as well. i checked the power steering fluid, and it was empty. i got the appropriate power steering fluid specifically for hondas and refilled it. in sept 2015, on my way to work in the morning, i noticed smoke coming from under my hood. it is a 10 minute commute for me through the city streets. the smoke began when i was outside my work at a stoplight. i was able to get into the parking lot when i realized the underside of my hood had caught fire. (see attached photos) that day, i got it to the mechanic, and he told me that there were cracks in the power steering and fluid was everywhere under my hood, all over my engine. doing some research online, i saw a recall for this exact problem, with my exact car: nhtsa campaign id# is: 12v222000; may 17, 2012. it states that "prolonged under hood and power steering fluid temperatures may cause the ...

Power steering pump leaking fluid producing an engine fire hazard by spraying fluid on hot engine parts and/or total failure of power steering. the leak occurs any time the engine is running either parked or moving.

Tl* the contact owns a 2003 honda accord. the contact stated that while driving 45 mph, there was an abnormal noise coming from the vehicle as the power steering failed. the vehicle was taken to a dealer where it was repaired but the repairs were unknown and the failure recurred. the vehicle was taken back to the dealer where it was diagnosed that the power steering reservoir needed to be replaced. the vehicle was repaired but the failure recurred. the vehicle was taken a third time to the dealer where it was diagnosed that the power steering pump needed to be repaired. the vehicle was not repaired. the manufacturer was made aware of the failure and informed that the vehicle was not included in nhtsa campaign number: 12v222000 (steering). the vin was not available. the failure mileage was 164,224. djr

Power steering does not work properly at low speed or idle. *tr

I noticed vibration in steering wheel when backing up, and rattling noise coming from serpentine belt. took it to honda service center, and they quoted me $940, and said it was my tensioner and idler pulleys as well as my alternator and serpentine belt. i didn't believe them about the alternator, so they charged me $50 for diagnosis and i drove back home. i decided to conduct the work myself. i replaced my tensioner and idler pulley, and new serpentine belt. steering vibration was still there, but not as much vibration noise was coming from serpentine belt area. on march 10, 2015, i was driving 35 mph and lost power steering due to serpentine belt coming off pulleys. i put it back on, and it happened again on april 2, 2015, going 45mph. i again replaced tensioner and idler, and this time tugged at all pulleys after using a straightedge ruler against them to check for alignment. the 2 mounting bolts to the power steering pulley/pump were completely loose and the whole pump wiggled which was causing misalignment of serpentine belt and throwing it off. i torqued them down to spec. serpentine belt no longer immediately rides to ...