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HONDA Recall Check

Checking HONDA Recall Notices When Buying a Used HONDA Car

Purchasing a used HONDA car can be a savvy financial decision, but it also comes with its own set of challenges and risks. One critical aspect that can often be overlooked is checking for any outstanding recall notices on the vehicle. Recalls are issued by HONDA to address safety issues that could potentially lead to accidents, injuries, or even fatalities. Hence, ignoring them could be perilous. In this article, we discuss why it's important to check for recall notices and how you can go about doing it.

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Why Check for Recalls?

Manufacturers issue recalls when they discover defects or issues that may compromise the safety of a vehicle. These defects can range from faulty airbags and brakes to electrical system malfunctions. When you purchase a used HONDA car, it may have one or more such unresolved issues that the previous owner didn't address. Ensuring that any recall work has been completed not only safeguards you and your passengers but also adds to the longevity and reliability of the vehicle.

Steps to Check for Recall Notices

Checking for recall notices might seem like a daunting task, but it is fairly straightforward. Here are some simple steps you can follow:

Obtain the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN): The VIN is a unique 17-character serial number that can usually be found on the driver’s side dashboard or inside the driver’s side door. It can also be found in the vehicle's registration and insurance documents.
Enter the VIN: Enter your VIN number here to carry out a free recall check. The results will provide details on the specific issues and whether they have been resolved.
Search by Make & Manufacturer: Select the Vehicle Type, Manufacturer, and model to carry out a vehicle recall check here.
Contact the Manufacturer or Local Dealer: If you find any outstanding recalls, contact the vehicle manufacturer or your local dealer to get them resolved. Most recall work is done free of charge.

Additional Tips

Ask for Maintenance Records: Request maintenance and repair records from the seller, which may indicate if recall work has already been done.
Use Our Services: There are several services available online that compile vehicle history reports, including recall information. Though there will be a small fee if you want the complete history, it can be well worth the peace of mind.
Stay Updated: Sign up for email alerts from the manufacturer to receive notifications of any future recalls.

Conclusion

Ensuring that a used car is free from any unresolved recall notices is a key step in the car-buying process. It's a simple yet essential practice that can help you avoid potential safety hazards and costly repairs down the road. By taking the time to check, you'll contribute to a safer driving experience for yourself and others on the road.

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We have HONDA recalls for the models below.

Accord

Accord Tourer

Acura

Acura MDX

City

Civic

Civic and Civic Tourer

Civic and Jazz.

Civic and Odyssey

Civic and Stream

Civic Hybrid

Civic TYPE R

Civic, CR

CR-V

CR-V & Jazz

CR-V and RIDGELINE

Crosstar (GR6)

CRV

CRV Hybrid

Element

Elysion

Fit

FR-V

HR-V

HRV

Insight

Integra

Jazz

Jazz (GR3)

Jazz & Stream

Jazz and Civic

Jazz and Insight

Jazz and Stream

Jazz Hybrid

Legend

Logo

MDX

NSX.

Odyssey

Passport

Pilot

Ridgeline

S2000/FR

Shuttle

Step Wagon

Stream

TSX

V and HR

Various models

27/03/2009 - HONDA

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Check This Car for the following recall:

The product poses a risk of injuries because the locating bolt was not fitted initially and was then missed as the installed seat belt obscured the locating bolt hole from the operator's view. If the locating bolt is missing, the seatbelt's Emergency Locking Retractor (ELR) can move during usage potentially loosening the ELR mounting bolt. If this should happen, the ELR can move outside its intended angle limit preventing correct operation of the locking function. If the seat belt retractor bolt is missing, correct operation of the seat belt locking mechanism cannot be guaranteed. This may reduce protection in case of an impact, thus increasing the risk of injury.

Model Numbers:

Passenger car, model Jazz (model codes: GG2 and GG3)

Production Dates:

Recall Code:

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27/03/2009 - HONDA

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Check This Car for the following recall:

Model Numbers:

Passenger car, model Jazz (model codes: GG2 and GG3)

Production Dates:

Recall Code:

For more information and see the full recall View

27/03/2009 - HONDA

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Check This Car for the following recall:

Model Numbers:

Passenger car, model Jazz (model codes: GG2 and GG3)

Production Dates:

Recall Code:

For more information and see the full recall View

27/03/2009 - HONDA

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Check This Car for the following recall:

Model Numbers:

Passenger car, model Jazz (model codes: GG2 and GG3)

Production Dates:

Recall Code:

For more information and see the full recall View

27/03/2009 - HONDA

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Check This Car for the following recall:

Model Numbers:

Passenger car, model Jazz (model codes: GG2 and GG3)

Production Dates:

Recall Code:

For more information and see the full recall View

30/01/2009 - Honda

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Check This Car for the following recall:

The product poses a risk of injuries due to a possible anomaly in the welding on the right-hand side of the swing arm. In certain driving conditions, the welding may fail and the swing arm could break, causing an accident in which the rider may be seriously injured.

Model Numbers:

CRF 150 R/RB (2007 and 2008)

Production Dates:

Recall Code:

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30/01/2009 - Honda

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Check This Car for the following recall:

Model Numbers:

CRF 150 R/RB (2007 and 2008)

Production Dates:

Recall Code:

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30/01/2009 - Honda

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Check This Car for the following recall:

Model Numbers:

CRF 150 R/RB (2007 and 2008)

Production Dates:

Recall Code:

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30/01/2009 - Honda

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Check This Car for the following recall:

Model Numbers:

CRF 150 R/RB (2007 and 2008)

Production Dates:

Recall Code:

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21/11/2008 - Honda

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Check This Car for the following recall:

The product poses a risk of injuries because the internal push rod within the handbrake assembly may have been damaged during manufacture of the parking brake. This damage can lead to the joint 'jamming' and subsequently the handbrake may not engage or in some cases it may release itself.

Model Numbers:

Jazz (model codes: GD1 and GD5).

Production Dates:

Recall Code:

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21/11/2008 - Honda

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Check This Car for the following recall:

The product poses a risk of injuries because part of the rear light may not function, causing the level of light emitted to fall below the approved standard, thus posing the risk of an accident.

Model Numbers:

CB 1000 R/RA.

Production Dates:

Recall Code:

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21/11/2008 - Honda

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Check This Car for the following recall:

Model Numbers:

Jazz (model codes: GD1 and GD5).

Production Dates:

Recall Code:

For more information and see the full recall View