I believe it is a starter issue. when i go to start the vehicle it will often stall and not the start the first couple times and i can hear it try to start but fail. the car only has 39k miles on it and i was doing my research and a lot of other people have this same issue with their 2014 accord. i think this should be considered a recall and fixed by honda or refunded for repair by honda.
During colder weather and upon cold start engine rattles until car engine is warm.
Oil is excessively burning. alternator isn't charging car battery.
Defective starter; i'm having issues with the starter. at times my 2014 honda accord v6 will not start. after the third time, it will start successfully.
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 ...
Vehicle has steering issues even after alignment. vehicle has issues starting engine
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
Push button start will not work. dash lights up, but doesn't start motor. push in on brake and pressings the start button many times and it will start. where are many complaints on the internet. please help us. you can pull up videos on youtube . there was a recall on the 2013 model
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 ...
About a week ago i called aaa for service for my 2014 accord. it would not start. the technician checked the battery and found it to be fine. he then tried to start the car and it started right up. we drove home and had no problems for several days until last saturday when my wife returned to the car with groceries and uncounted the same problem. my wife is 87 and with the high heat and perishables it was not a pleasant experience. again, after calling my son for aid, the car finally started and we planned a monday visit to your enterprise. since my wife had a doctors appointment at noon, we prayed that the car would start for the trip to the doctor's and then for the drive to the dealership.it started for the first trip and then after about 10 minutes for the second trip to. a car that may or may not start can place people in danger and should be viewed as a safety issue.
Car will fail to start. this is a safety hazard. if the car stalls and won't restart depending on location, eg highway, it could be a major safety hazard. my 2014 honda accord has intermittent starter problems. sometimes it starts fine, other times the lights all go on but nothing else happens. when it won't start turning the car off and trying again usually works. i can also get it to start by leaving the key turned to the start position and pumping the clutch. this indicates the ignition switch is ok and the clutch start sensor switch is ok. i have called the dealer and they say they have replaced a bunch of starters but there is no recall. they want $800 to replace the starter. a web search indicates the starter is a common problem for 2014 accords. when is the recall? i need to get this fixed. how do i get re-reimbursed if i have this fixed before the recall?
My 2014 honda accord plug in has stalled twice while driving (once on the freeway and once in the middle of a santa monica boulevard). no warning lights or noises to give me the fyi that it's stalling, it just suddenly starts to slow and if i press on the gas pedal it compresses to the floor with ease...it also shows me in ev mode when the car has no ev charge remaining. it's like it's in limp mode. turning the car off and turning it back on again fixes the issue, but when i've taken it to the dealer (twice) they have pulled the computer and have found no records on the car. they say it's "as if the car has never been driven before".
When i had oil changed there was no oil showing on dip stick. car only has 65000 miles
Starter is failing from time to time. when using push-button start, sometimes the starter makes a strong grinding noise and does not start the vehicle. it will sometimes do this for one, two, or three attempts in a row. eventually, the starter will work. i'm afraid the starter will eventually fail completely. car has less than 75,000 miles.