Problems with 2010 Honda CR-V ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING

Vehicle starter makes a noise like the starter is staying engaged after engine has started. it does not appear to be related to the outside temperature as it happens in winter and summer. starter got worse and the car would not start. took it to dealer and was told that it had to be reproduced on demand for the dealer to do something. vehicle has surpassed 36000 mile warranty so honda will not cover the replacement of the starter. went to personal mechanic to have starter replaced. *tr ## vin passed ## honda crv 2010 ##

Tl*the contact owns a 2010 honda cr-v. the contact was driving approximately 35-40 mph when she noticed smoke was being emitted from the rear of the vehicle. when she drove onto the emergency lane she observed that the vehicle was on fire. the fire department extinguished the fire. a fire report was filed. the vehicle was towed to an authorized dealer who stated that the failure could have been caused by the catalytic converter. the vehicle was not repaired. the contact called the manufacturer and offered no assistance. the current and failure mileage was approximately 14,000. updated 04/06/11*lj

I own a 2010 honda crv, there is a noticeable hesitation in accelerations from a stop or slow speed. most apparent when attempting to make a left turn against oncoming traffic as the hesitation makes these turns dangerous. as with complaints 10361582 and 10361843 (and likely others), i have taken the car into the honda dealer whose assessment is that the car is performing per specification. i suspect it has something to do with honda increasing the compression ratio for 2010, but not properly tuning the timing for all situations, but i am not a mechanic so it's just an uneducated hunch. *tr

This is an addition to the problem reported earlier on odi # 10350200. engine stopped running, no lights, no navigation display. *tr

Acceleration is still sluggish after updates. problem with engine is not fixed as it is probably a poor design. updates made the situation better. it ran best after the updates. first had problems before it was a year old. *tr

Exhaust leak. flexible gasket at base of catalytic converter deteriorates in heat and causes noise when catalytic converter is hot at low speeds and idle. vehicle was at dealer 5 times with no successful repair (march, aug, oct and nov, 2010). dealer has escalated issue to honda engineering, but no estimated time for resolution.

Tl*the contact owns a 2010 honda cr-v. the contact stated he noticed a noise in the engine. he took the vehicle to an authorized dealer several times where minor repairs were made. however, the noise was still present. the dealer then stated that they changed the power steering pump and hose. the contact still heard the noise. the contact called the service manager and was advised to take the vehicle back in. the service manager then called him back stating that he spoke with the manufacturer and could not do anything else to the vehicle. the dealer repaired it once more but the problem continued. the problem had not been remedied. the current mileage was approximately 8,000. the failure mileage was approximately 200.

Tl* the contact owns a 2010 honda crv. when driving 55 mph he felt hesitation in the motor. the vehicle was taken to the dealer. after a diagnostic test he was advised that the failure was a normal characteristic of the vehicle. no repairs were made. the failure mileage was 1,986.