Problems with 2014 Honda Accord ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

I have had 1 oem honda starter replaced and 2 aftermarket ones. the car intermittently starts. sometimes immediately and sometimes leaves me stranded. i took the car in a few times to the honda dealership in the past and since i couldn't replicate it they couldn't do anything and was charged the diagnostic fee $180. this car is so unreliable that i can't even have my kids drive it fearing them being stranded. i had the car towed at least 6 times. to have the car start fine the next day or even hours later. there are so many complaints with others owning the same generation honda accord on all the forums online. it is not safe at all. i have been dealing with this around 40k and now my car is 160k, since no one seems to be able to fix it.

Bought a 2014 accord coupe new. it is now 12/16/19 and this is the fifth battery in the car. 4 replaced by honda and 1 replaced by mechanic. if car sits in the driveway for 2 - 3 days it will not start. honda says they cannot find any electrical issues with the car which is hard to believe. like the ride on the car but very disappointed in the reliability.

My 2014 honda accord was having trouble starting, pressing the push button start would only result in a click. after being stranded by the vehicle not starting i had to have the vehicle towed. i removed the starter for testing. when the starter was bench tested it worked fine. i put it back on the car, it started once and would not start again. i replaced the starter myself. it was $310 for the part. there have been no issues starting the car in the week following the replacement. after reading the nhtsa posts and online this is a systemic issue with the accord that is underreported.

My 2014 honda accord started having problems starting around oct.1st 2019. i have 91,000 miles and have replaced the battery twice since purchasing the vehicle at 28,000 miles in january 2016. the issue is most times it will take anywhere from 5 - 16 turns of the key before the car starts, its taken up to 40+ times a few times! i see there are 100's of complaints in regards to this problem. its a safety issue because i was at a gas station and was physically threatened by a guy with a knife because i finished pumping my gas and could not start my car! i had to push my car on the street so the crazed guy could move his car from behind mine. this issue has to be addressed because it causes many safety issues.

My accord had starting issues for sometime, few weeks ago it completely dead. called aaa battery service, they checked and replaced the battery. again i faced same issue, with in a week my vehicle completed dead, which didn't start. towed the vehicle to near by honda dealer, they inspected and told that issue was bad starter. and they charged fancy price for that, $431 for spare and $375 for labor just replacing the starter. so many customers facing the issue, within 45,000 miles, honda doesn't care. when i raised this issue to honda they told me that starter is wear part and i need to replace every 40,000 miles. attached honda sevice invoice for reference.

I have had the message "check charge system" on my car since i bought it from moses honda. i got a recall notice on it and took it in and the service guy said the recall would fix it. when i pulled out of the lot at moses honda after having the recall supposedly fixed my car still said "check charge system". took it to a honda dealer in georgia and said needs a new starter. still says "check charge system". honda will not fix it's cars.

This problem with 2014 h accord exists since nov. 2018 (mileage then approx.. 49,000 mi). the starter clicks (battery is full) and nothing is happening. after several attempts the engine typically started. in june 2019 i checked at honda dealership whether the battery switch recall is the offender. it was not. they could not replicate the issue ' despite my detailed description how the non-start event happens. in 2019 this issue started showing up with higher frequency ' just yesterday i got stranded on the road in parking lot. had to leave car there overnight (attempted to start maybe 20 times with different p-n configurations ' battery about 13.6 v) ' no success ' the car and starter were dead (1 click only). came back next morning with towing service. the car started. this issue with malfunctioning starter is on- and -off. hundreds of people have exactly the same problem with the starter with this h. accord lx 2014 model. the h. dealer pretended that they are not familiar with the issue (plenty of complains on the internet which i showed them). i ...

2014 honda accord -multiple warning lights stay on and steering wheel locks upon startup. an hour later, the symptoms are gone. honda has issued technical service bulletin 16-011 stating that the cause is corrosion between the engine wire harness and the ckp sensor connector. honda's corrective action is to have the customer pay to replace the engine wire harness and the ckp sensor. this is a safety issue, and should be part of a recall.

When trying to start, makes a clicking noise and won't start. have to turn it off, wait, then try again. sometimes i even get out the car and lock it to reset everything. sometimes it starts, sometimes it doesn't. sometimes i have to jump start it.

2014 honda accord lx with 28000 miles. started having starting issues approximately 2 months ago. takes anywhere from 2 to 8 tries to start at times then other times ,no issue at all. no issues while driving, only when parked. changed the battery without improvement. called honda customer care since this is an identified issue by the number of posts on the internet. the care rep "anna" informed me that since the car was not under warranty, basically nothing could be done, and that there was no recall. she informed me that it appears to be a starter issue. i told her it wasn't. it is faulty design part issue by honda. i asked her why the 2013 cars were recalled but not the 2014. her response was that the 2014 cars are not recalled.

Parked in store parking lot, veh turned off for aprox 30 min. vehicle needed multiple tries to start. repl battery, was better for a week. needed 8-10 tries to start yesterday. would just click when turning the key. taking in to have starter replaced. vehicle only had 60k miles, should not be needing a starter this soon. started having issues in the past month.

My 2014 honda accord starts by a key fob and push button starter. recently, the car would take 5-6 attempts to start.. now it will not start at all. it just will not crank over. i have about 65,000 miles but as i research "starter problems of the 2014 honda accord", i get over 70 of the same complaints from one website. some of the other same complaints with mileage from 15,000 to more than 70,000. i called american honda, 1-800-999-1009, and my case number is: [xxx]. i spoke to [xxx] on 10/31/19. she said they are aware of this "issue" but cannot do anything i asked how many complaints must they have before they do an official recall. she cannot answer. i asked if they will do anything for me in light of so many complaints? she says no, it is over the warranty. i could not obtain any information as to the cause of the problem not the fix from american honda. information redacted pursuant to the freedom of information act (foia), 5 u.s.c. 552(b)(6). *tr

Engine takes long to start. starter doesn't turn over. starter takes up to multiple attempts before engine turns on. once you turn the car off the process start over again. it takes me anywhere from 15 to 20 mins to start the car.

Car keeps going dead after i have a new starter and a new battery. shuts off anywhere and can be very dangerous

Experiencing intermittent starting issues. car usually takes multiple attempts to start. usually on around the third or fourth attempt it starts, but has taken up to 10-12 attempts or more to start. keyed ignition, not push button. when it fails to start, engine doesn't crank at all, there is just one single 'click' sound. took it to the honda dealer, they said it's most likely a bad starter and quoted around $700 to replace the starter. the car only has 35k miles, which seems very low miles to have starter issues. after looking at all the other complaints about this issue, i believe there should be a recall to address this, as this is clearly a systemic problem. my teenage daughter and wife both drive this car, and i'm very concerned about this issue causing them to be stranded somewhere. that's definitely a huge safety issue. it also doesn't seem fair for me to have to pay $700 to repair an issue that is clearly due to a faulty part, just to a have a car that starts when it's supposed to. all those people who have paid to have the starter issues fixed should be reimbursed by ...