Intermitten noises from the right rear lock motor/window while driving.
Door lock acuator. doors lock and unlock rapidly while driving down the road.
Vehicle in motion in all accounts. tpms warning light intermittently on and off signaling faulty tire pressure monitoring system. central computer replaced. again tpms warning light intermittently came on and off. 3 wheel sensors subsequently replaced. again tpms warning light intermittently came on and off. told by dealer there is signal of failure to transmit to rear sensors in history - however system functioning normally at this time and there is nothing they can do now. they recommended not plugging any phone chargers or anything else into the car power jacks that could cause interference. this sounds like overall faulty electrical system to me.
When starting vehicle car turns on with no problem sometimes and will run with little to no problem. when all of a sudden vehicle begins to lose power and all lights on instrument panel lights up car shuts off. this can happen randomly at any given time, weather condition, speed, parking or pulling out of parking space on the highway or multi-lane streets within city limits; and or one-way streets, back roads or country roads with inclines and higher elevations or not. incidents have been happening since march 15, 2017, april 2, april 15, april 18, april 20, may 2, may 4, 2017. all maintenance work done on vehicle was done by honda dealership where purchased. all inspections including may 2017 inspection have received passing grades, done by honda dealership as well. took vehicle to dealership twice and was informed they could not find a problem. diagnostic test was not done because check engine light would need to be on and shut off needed to occur while at dealerships service centers. car was purchased april of 2015 as a pre-owned / pre-certified vehicle. manufacturer warranty for power train will end november 2017. all other warranties have ended.
Tl* the contact owns a 2011 honda cr-v. while driving various speeds, the vehicle stalled and all the warning indicators illuminated. while in traffic, the contact powered off the engine. the vehicle was restarted and the contact was able to drive; however, the failure recurred several times. in addition, while at a stop light and attempting to depress the accelerator pedal, the vehicle stalled. the vehicle was taken to flow honda (2600 peters creek pkwy, winston-salem, nc 27127, (336) 785-3380) where a diagnostic testing was completed, but no failure code was found. the vehicle was not repaired. the manufacturer was contacted and did not assist. the approximate failure mileage was 96,000.
Takata recall driver side and passenger side front air bags have been replaced. since replacement i have noticed that the dash warning lights indicate that the bags are not working and the side air bags also are not working, these warnings happen every time i start the car! i returned the car to the local dealer (the one that replaced both bags) and paid an additional fee to have the vehicle checked. at that time i also mentioned my complaint from purchase that the ignition key gets very hot and that the auto battery must be replaced every two years! their response was that they could not find anything wrong or unusual! the auto had 34849 miles on the odometer at the time (2/13/17) and contiues to date!
Rodents caused extensive damage to my car causing over $4,000 worth of damage to my car. my insurance covered most of the cost and i only had to pay $500 deductible. rodents also caused damage to my home which was also very expensive. i had to have my attic insulation replaced, my dishwasher needs to be replaced and numerous kitchen plumbing problems.
Automatic door locks have failed on numerous occasions. all 4 doors are affected at different times, but dealer could only replicate one door failure. i am reporting only the most recent failure date but this has been intermittent problem for 3 years.
This car has killed 6 batteries in 5 years. the dealer just keeps saying everything is fine, but it frequently needs jump starts and battery replacements. there is no pattern as to weather conditions, just frequent failures at different times of year. i am reporting the most recent occurrence, but it has happened many times in 5 years. my son has been stranded many times.
Rear passenger door lock (left side). door will not lock, either manually or with key fob. might be a problem with the actuator. rear door lock started making some clicking noises (like it was stuck) the past month when all other doors would auto-lock. now it no longer works and remains unlocked. this is a hazard with children in the back.
When i unlock my car with the key fob my door locks immediately by itself. most recently my passenger side door will not lock. when i locked it with the key i was able to get it to stay locked. however when i returned to unlock my car i was locked out . no doors would unlock! i had to use the key fob and push unlock while the key was inserted in the lock. i can hear them clicking randomly while driving. there was s class action settlement but of course the deadline to make a claim was nov of 2015. my locks just started this issue 2weeks ago. you would think if it's an issue for certain years and models that honda would make it right!!
Tl* the contact owns a 2011 honda cr-v. the contact stated that the door locks failed and the locks engaged independently. the failure occurred numerous times. the vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. the manufacturer was not notified of the failure. the vin was not available. the failure mileage was 42,000.
Door lock actuator failed: key fob would only lock/unlock drivers door. manual key lock/unlock on outside drivers door would only lock/unlock drivers door. attempted to lock/unlock all doors using button on inside drivers door: could only lock/unlock drivers door--no affect on other doors. today, honda dealer tested and then replaced door lock actuator: problem persisted unaltered. then more diagnostics showed: "diagnosed to find the unlock relay inside the micu is not providing power to unlock the remaining doors. the noisy driver front actuator, or any of the other 3 may have caused the issue in the relay. orderd the under hood fuse relay box and customer will return."
Door lock actuator problem: drivers rear door lock is in open mode to lock and unlock. honda dealer tested and then replaced door lock actuator. due to the same actuator problem honda settled a class action law suit for class vehicles (2007-2008 honda cr-vs and certain 2009 honda cr-vs) on september 19, 2014, by and between american honda motor co., inc. (honda) and plaintiffs in davitt v. honda north america, inc., case no. 13-381 (d.n.j.) (the litigation). (http://settlement-claims.com/doorlock/index.aspx).
The car was sitting on a hill, and i turned the key in the on position. i then turned the key to start, and the engine did not turn over, and the cab lost all power. so i took it to auto zone, and they said that nothing was wrong with it. *tr
The air bag has a problem and check engine comes off and on
Driver door lock stopped working and could only be operated manually. all other door locks work fine with the power lock button and key fob. this has been an issue wi previous years of theirs same make and model. *tr
Tl* the contact owns a 2011 honda cr-v. in cold weather, the vehicle failed to start. the vehicle was taken to a dealer where it was diagnosed that the battery needed to be replaced. the vehicle was repaired; however, the failure persisted. the vehicle was taken back to the dealer where the diagnosis was the same, but the dealer refused to provide a replacement battery. the manufacturer was not notified of the failure. the approximate failure mileage was 17,000. the vin was not provided.
Tl* the contact owns a 2011 honda cr-v. the contact stated that the heating core failed to work, there was air blowing under the dashboard, there was a burning odor, and a film was present on the windows that impacted the contacts visibility each time the vent controls were used. the contact stated that the anti-freeze was entering the cabin and the vapors caused the contact to have to open the windows when the vehicle was being driven. the vehicle was taken to an authorized dealer who was not able to replicate and diagnose the failure. the manufacturer was notified of the failure. the approximate failure mileage was 30,300.
Front passenger side door cannot be locked using the key fob or the central lock button on the driver's side. the only way to lock/unlock it is to do it manually. the trunk cannot be unlocked if the front passenger side door is locked. trunk can only be unlocked when the front passenger side door is unlocked.
On 15 november 2014 at 9:09pm my check engine light came on, i have a garmin gps hooked into my computer and this unit can read the diagnostic codes. the code for this check engine light occurrence was a (p2422). the problem i have with this is that this car is 3.5 years old and has 91k miles on it and this is the 6th (yes sixth) time for this failure. this code has to do with the emissions/fuel system. the car has been to 2 different dealerships to be resolved and is still not resolved. i am again taking it to the dealership for this occurrence but am running out of warranty and patience. this car has also been through 4 batteries, a water pump, fuel pump and all power steering components replaced. the message associated with code p2422 is "evaporative emission system vent valve stuck closed". is there anyone else out there fighting these issues that can give me any insight?? *tr
Wife had purse in the car and the doors locked on their own. this locked her out of the vehicle. this has occurred a number of times since. *js
Passenger door and rear hatch door would not unlock. dealer replaced front door latch assembly. cost: latch assembly: $69.72: labor: $340.00; shop supplies: $25.00: total cost: $438.42. *tr
In may, 2014, the right rear power window quit working and would not go back up after having it completely down. i toggled the window switch a few times and the window eventually went back up, so i thought it was just a glitch. we live in arizona where the summertime is very hot, so the window was never used again due to air conditioning. the window was used recently because the weather has cooled down from the summer heat. this time, toggling the switch did not work and the window stayed in the down position completely. i took the honda cr-v to a local honda dealership which diagnosed the issue as a faulty master power window switch. i've researched and discovered there have been numerous issues with faulty master power window switches on several different honda models. there are several recalls affecting just under one million automobiles manufactured and there is a potential fire hazard according to honda. the company's recall statement says, "water, rain, or other liquid may enter the driver's window and reach the master power window switch, resulting in impaired function of the switch...switch is damaged as a result of the liquid intrusion, it may result in failure of the switch and overheating...an overheating switch may cause smoke, melting or, potentially, fire." the national highway traffic safety administration opened an investigation into a fire hazard with the master power switch on the honda cr-vs. also, [xxx], a honda spokesman, said one person died in south africa in a fire attributed to the problem. it is apparent honda still has not properly corrected the master power window switch issue. please continue your investigation of this issue. honda's engineers need to re-design the switch; it's housing, and replace all potential faulty master switches to ensure consumers safety from fire/death and financial responsibility. information redacted pursuant to the freedom of information act (foia), 5 u.s.c. 552(b)(6).*tr
Within the last month, my 2011 crv has had a recurring issue with the door lock. when i hit the unlock button, the driver's door remains locked and will only turn manually. likewise, it will only lock manually. the other day i couldn't open my trunk because of the locking issue. because of the unlocking, the sensors affected my dome light and my battery died after 3 years. i have read that this is a common problem, but no recalls yet. it doesn't make sense. *js
Tl* the contact owns a 2011 honda crv. the contact stated that while driving 55 mph, the vehicle stalled abruptly and caused the vehicle to spin three times before crashing into the median. the vehicle was towed into the dealer where the technician diagnosed that the battery needed to be recharged. the manufacture was not notified of the failure. the failure and current mileage was 30,000.
On sunday march 30 i was coming out of the grocery store and i went to my car to put my things away but when i tried to open my car with my key fob it would open so i kept trying for a few minutes until i decided to use the actual key itself to unlock and even then it only open one door. also when i tried to open the locks manually with the buttons in the inside that didn't work either. later that day i tried opening all the doors with my key but by the time i get to the next one it locks by itself. *tr
I purchased my 2011 honda crv brand new from our local honda dealership. i have been happy with it until last month. i began to notice that whenever i came to a stop or slowed down below 10 mph and then accelerated, my doors would make the locking sound even though they were already locked. it happens repeatedly as i slow down/stop and then accelerate. then today (3/4/2014) the problem escalated. i came out of the grocery store and couldn't unlock the cargo door with my key fob. i noticed that the left passenger door didn't unlock as well. i pressed the button a few more times and they wouldn't unlock. the driver door, front passenger and right rear passenger doors did unlock. so then i pressed the unlock button on the driver door armrest but the cargo door and the left passenger door still didn't unlock. i had to put my groceries in through the right rear passenger door since the cargo door doesn't have a way to open manually from the inside, nor manually with a key from the outside. if this problem gets worse, this can pose a very serious safety problem. what if there's an emergency and your car doesn't unlock? i just did some research on the problem to see if it was something simple that could be fixed. a quick online search brought my attention to countless complaints of door lock failures on crv's. seems this is an issue that's been going on for years (at least 2007-2011). i was shocked to find out honda hasn't issued a recall. this is a widespread and serious problem! i called my honda dealership to find out the approximate cost to replace the door lock actuators. this isn't a cheap fix! they would charge $180 labor for each door they would need to fix on top of the cost of each door lock actuator which ranges from $59 to $75 each, depending on which door the part is for. i would need 2, possibly 3, replaced so that would be about $500 to almost $750. *tr
Tl* the contact owns a 2011 honda cr-v. the contact stated that the locks malfunctioned and would not engage manually or by using the electronic key fob. the vehicle was taken to the dealer where the technician diagnosed that the actuator was defective and needed to be replaced. the manufacturer was made aware of the failure. the vehicle was not repaired. the vin was not available. the failure mileage was 29,000 and the current mileage was 31,000. *tr
Tl* the contact owns a 2011 honda cr-v. the contact stated that while parked, the vehicle became engulfed in flames. the police and fire department reported to the scene and a report was filed. the fire department was unable to determine the cause of the fire. according to the report, there were flames coming from the front driver's side wheel compartment, under the hood and from the driver's side interior door panel, under the dash board area. the manufacturer was made aware of the failure. the vehicle was destroyed. the approximate failure mileage was 9,000. *tr
When unlocking the doors using the key fob the right rear door unlocks momentarily then relocks. when using the driver door lock button to unlock the doors the right rear door unlocks then relocks. when parking the vehicle and placing the shifter into the park position the right rear door unlocks then relocks. when using key to unlock vehicle from driver door handle the right rear door unlocks then relocks. when transporting children this is a safety issue that honda should address. reviewing complaints from other sources this is an ongoing issue with honda crvs since 2003. *tr
Door locks:locking mechanism unreliable lock and unlock while driving failure to lock (have reviewed manual to ensure all in order, including battery in key and settings for auto lock and un lock). *tr
Tl* the contact owns a 2011 honda cr-v. the contact stated that during cold weather the vehicle would not start. the failure occurred without warning. the vehicle was taken to the dealer where it was diagnosed that vehicle needed a new battery. the vehicle was repaired however the failure recurred. the manufacturer was notified of the failure. the failure mileage was approximately 25,000. updated 03/01/17*lj *cn
The low tire pressure sensor comes every month or two sine november 2011. i purchased the vehicle new in january 2011. i have taken it to the honda dealer at least 5 times and get different reasons such as tire pressure is low, tire was repaired due to a nail , we couldn't find nothing wrong and we just reset it, and since you were driving in cold temperatures the light has a tendency to one. however, i took the car in just to weeks ago and was told that the tire pressures were low and somebody at work must have been deflating my tires which i find burden. three days after this reset the light came on again. it just seem that they aren't willing to check the problem out thoroughly because i have 32kplus miles. i m willing to file a class action if possible. *tr
Static electrical shocking when existing the vehicle after the second day of owning the vehicle. static electricity shock is more painful then ordinary static shock. visited the dealer, stated that happens with the cloth seats and no real remedy for the static electricity problems. suggested i buy anti static spray for the seats. anti static spray helps the shock to a lesser degree, but does not last long. painful shocks come back quickly after antistatic spray no longer working. during the rain season, the shocks were less, but the dry season is back and the shocks are becoming unbearable. concern with intense shocks if they may place a person with a pacemaker defibrillator implant in danger. *tr
Dead battery in 4 months. *tr
Tl* the contact owns a 2011 honda crv. the contact stated that the vehicle was started and the air bag warning light was illuminated and remained illuminated. the vehicle was taken to the dealer where he was advised that the electrical line for the heated seats had illegal ally been sliced into the air bag electrical line. the contact stated that the vehicle was purchased without heated seats and the dealer was to install the heated seats. the dealer used a sub contractor to install the heated seat and repair the wire. the failure mileage was 9 and the current mileage was 1,000.