Tl* the contact owns a 2009 honda civic. while attempting to replace the summer tires with winter tires on the vehicle, the vehicle jack failed. the contact's arm became trapped between the wheel well, the brake rotor, and the wheel itself. the contact's father, who was also in the garage at the time, was able to lift the vehicle enough for him to remove his arm. the contact made a second attempt to jack up the vehicle, but the failure recurred. the contact stated that the vehicle sustained damages to the front end, the suspension, and the brake rotors. aaa was contacted and was able to safely lift the vehicle and replace the wheels. the contact sustained injuries to both arms that required medical attention. the results from the x-ray were not yet available. peters honda of nashua (300 amherst st, nashua, nh 03063, (603) 718-3781) was contacted. the contact was informed not to attempt to use the supplied jack while attempting to replace tires on the vehicle. the vehicle jack was original mechanical equipment. the manufacturer was notified of the failure. the approximate failure mileage was 146,000.
2009 honda civic hybrid. consumer states air condition failure and problem with indicator lights *tgw the dealer informed the consumer that rodents eating acorns had dropped the shells into the air conditioner intake. the consumer also stated the park and drive light illuminated. the park light was steady, while the drive light blinked on and off. the consumer shut the vehicle off. the consumer took the vehicle to the dealer, where they determined a rodent had damaged a cable. also, the trunk failed to open on command, the consumer believed the problem occurred when the vehicle was detailed which caused the protective gasket to lose its protective lubricant. the gasket was lubricated and the trunk lid now opens on command. *jb the consumer stated the rear brakes had to be replaced, the tires were worn and needed to be replaced. updated 06/26/13
Tl* the contact owns a 2009 honda civic. the contact turned on the air conditioner but only warm air would blow through the vents. the vehicle was taken to an independent repair shop where the contact was told the condenser under the vehicle was dented and punctured. the contact was also told that the hoses were disconnected and leaking fluids. the vehicle was not repaired. the failure and current mileage was unknown. updated 6/8/11 *cn the repair informed the consumer something may have hit the ac unit. updated 06/16/11
After putting 19,111 highway mileage on my 2009 honda civic dx, i was told by my honda dealer that i needed new front brakes. i did as i was told, and purchased my brakes for $226.39. this repair was done in august of 2010. 8 months later at 34,189 miles, i was told that i needed new front brakes again. i was furious and upset, because i recently got my brakes replaced. i made a complain to the store manager, and he was not helpful at all. i ended up paying another $229 to replace the front brakes. i was also told that my front rotors were worn out as a result of my bad brake pads. i did some research to see if other people had problems with their front honda civic brakes, and it seems like this has been a recurring problem with 2009 - 2011 honda civics. i am afraid of the safety of this vehicles, and something needs to be done before someone gets hurt because of this issue, that honda is not willing to rectify. *tr
Hello, i have a 2009 honda civic. evry time i drive it for more then an hour or so, the gear shift base where the n,rf etc is written, gets hot. also, the instrument panel where the cd player is gets really hot. the dealer tells me it is ok, there is no problem. i find it hard to believe as i don't want to be on the hwy with my family and the car catches on fir or something. how could this be normal. please help. *tr
The air conditioner on my brand new 2009 honda civic stopped working. when i got it serviced, they said it was a hole in the condenser. this is not covered under the warranty when it should be. *tr