We found the following complaints for HONDA ODYSSEY (1998)
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1998 honda odyssey. Consumer writes in regards to airbag inflator safety recall. *ldthe consumer stated the manufacturer exceeded a reasonable amount of time completing the recall repair. The part necessary to complete the recall had not been available.
The contact owns a 1998 honda odyssey. The contact received notification of nhtsa campaign number: 20v026000 (air bags) however, the part to do the recall repair was not yet available. The local dealer was contacted and it was confirmed that the part was not yet available. The contact stated that the manufacturer had exceeded a reasonable amount of time for the recall repair. The manufacturer was made aware of the issue. The contact had not experienced a failure. Parts distribution disconnect.
Recall 20v-026. A3877wc012823received recall letter.made appointment at dealership. Honda is unable to inspect or repair at this time.waited 60 days. Now filing formal complaint with nhtsa.do not want to be injured by the driver side airbag due to manufacturing issue.
The vehicle was impacted onthe front left side.both front air bags deployed, however the drivers side air bag did not inflate. *narnar*jls *sc
The contact owns a 1998 honda odyssey. The contact received notification of nhtsa campaign number: 20v026000 (air bags) however, the part to do the recall repair was not yet available. Smail honda (5043 us-30, greensburg, pa 15601) was contacted and confirmed that parts were not yet available. The contact stated that the manufacturer exceeded a reasonable amount of time for the recall repair. The manufacturer was made aware of the issue. The contact had not experienced a failure. *dtconsumer stated parts have been replaced and repair completed.
Takata recall. The contact owns a 1998 honda odyssey. The contact received notification of nhtsa campaign number: 20v026000 (air bags) however, the part needed to complete the recall repair was not yet available. The manufacturer and local dealer were not yet notified. The contact stated that the manufacturer exceeded a reasonable amount of time for the recall repair. The contact had not experienced a failure.vin tool confirms parts not available.
1998 honda odyssey vanignition switch failedfactory ignition switch replaced in 2003, as per nhtsa recallsubsequently, the switch has failed againthe dealer is unwilling to replace it again as a warranty item.
While at a stop or while driving the vehicle shuts off.the vehicle was diagnosed with a faulty ignition switch. Honda had a recall on the ignition switch in 2002 for the 1998 odyssey.the switch was replaced on september 17, 2002.the replacement ignition switch is now having the exact same problem.
The contact owns a 1998 honda odyssey. The contacted stated that while driving approximately 60 mph, the vehicle stalled without warning. The vehicle was towed to a private mechanic where it was diagnosed that the starter, battery, and the ignition switch needed to be replaced. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure and stated the vehicle was not included in nhtsa campaign number: 02v120000 (electrical system). The vehicle was not repaired. The approximate failure and current mileage was 190,057.
1998 honda odyssey.consumer writes in regards to electrical malfunction caused doors and windows mechanisms failure.the consumer wrote in on behalf of his mother. The electrical malfunction caused the door and windows mechanisms to fail, which ultimately led to a fire in all four doors.
The contact owns a 1998 honda odyssey. The contact had the ignition replaced according to recall 02v120000 (electrical system:ignition:switch) in 2009. Recently, the contact had the vehicle in the drive gear and was able to pull the key out of the ignition. The dealer stated that they would have to look at the tumblers to find the cause for the failure. The current and failure mileages were 163,111.
Vehicle stalls unexpectedly and leaves us stranded in traffic.happens sporadically at first and then with increasing regularity.i had a dealership perform a diagnostic and they found the ignition switch needed to be replaced.once it was replaced, the problem disappeared.this vehicle had the ignition recall performed in 2004 with a previous owner.i filed forcompensation with honda and now they are saying they don't have to pay for a second ignition switch.
98 odyssey, engine can be turned off and key can be removed from ignition switch without putting car in park.appears to be common problem...numerous other complaints on this problem.am yet another owner wishing recall 03v423000 applied to 1998 honda odyssey in addition to the 1998 honda accord.
1998 honda odyssey.consumer writes in regards to ignition switch replacement parts recall repairs. The consumer stated in 2002, the vehicle was subject to a recall regarding the electrical contacts being replaced on the ignition switch. The work was done, to prevent the vehicle from stalling. In 2008, the entire ignition switch had to be replaced because it would not release the key. Two weeks ago, the engine stalled repeatedly in traffic. Honda informed the consumer, they would not replace the contacts under warranty or recall, because the recall had already been done.
The contact owns a 1998 honda odyssey.approximately an hour after parking the vehicle he noticed flames and smoke coming from under the hood.the fire department was notified but was unable to determine the cause of the fire.the dealer has not inspected the vehicle to determine the cause of the fire.the current and failure mileages were 164,000. Updated 02-01-08.the consumer stated the representative made a comment that the fire may have had something to do with the battery cables. Updated
The 1998 honda odyssey recall for ignition switch i don't believe included all vin numbers affected. My van is having the exact issue for what is stated in the recall, yet my vin does not show as a recall. When the switch is turned to the run position, the dash lights may or may not illuminate. Once the van is started, there is a 50/50 chance that the stops running because of the switch. I believe this is an issue that needs to be looked into. Has not been confirmed yet because we are awaiting service on the airbag recall to put the van into service.
Consumer states a recall on the ignition, dealer does not have parts available at this time, due to manufactured.ts
No parts available::::::::::::the consumer receive a recall notice for the ignition switch the dealer name larry hopkins hondaservice man gabriel 408 720 1888 please provide additional information dealer is aware of the problem. Ts
Thecontact owns a 1998 hondaodyssey.the contact stated when the vehicle is in neutral the key can be removed from the ignition.if the key is removed, the engine will stall without warning, increasing the risk of a crash. There is a recall for the 1999 model regarding the electrical system:ignition:switch, but not on the 1998 models.the contact feels a recall should be issued on the 1998 models as well. Failure mileage was 160,000.updated 02/13/10 the consumer stated the fact that the key can be removed when in agear selector position other than park specifically in neutral which happened to the consumer when the engine was off already is definitely a failure. Updated 02/16/10
Upon applying the brakes a growling and a thumping sound seems to be coming from the wheels; sounds like an impact is occurring underneath the vehicle. Causesvehicle to shimmy. Been in/out of dealer shop on five occasions, and problemstill remains unresolved.consumer has also experienced problems with the ignition--key will not turn to allow car to start, even after new keys were tried.*ml
The contact owns a 1998 honda odyssey. The contacted stated that his vehicle would intermittently stall without any prior warnings. As a consequence his risk for a crash was increased. He contacted the manufacturer and was advised by a representative that because the vehicle was previously repaired according to recall# 02v120000. (electrical system:ignition:switch) in 2002, they would not repair his vehicle again as a free remedy. The vehicle has not been repaired. The failure mileage was 130,000
Dealer is refusing to replacealarm system because it was not brought/installed by them.
Main computer failure.
Pcm work performed as stated in the service bulletin due to problems. Mjs
Psa computer failed. Mjs
Date: 3/17/99; mileage: 12,264;ngine checklight code p0740, transmission system flushed.date: 11/08/99; mileage: 23,874 enginecheck light on, defective ecu, bulletin 98-033.date: 12/20/99; mileage: 25,706; engine check light on, replaced ecu and flushed transmission.date: 7/24/01 engine check light on, code 740 torque converter locked up, transmission flushed.date: 11/06/01; mileage: 61,115:engine check light on, code po740, special order pcm (control module) per bulletin.date: 11/12/01; mileage: 61,281 engine check light on, installed pcu and flushed transmission.date: 7/12/02; mileage: 70,624; enginecheck light on, failure code p0740, clutch failure, will need torque converter replaced, est. Cost $1400.as can be seen, this same design flaw has been ongoing since 12,000 miles.the controller was "too sensitive" and replaced, which brings into question the reason for the ultimate clutch failure.failure of the transmission could lead to serious accident and loss of life, for instance, should this occur during acceleration into busy traffic.requesting assistance asap.note: car was purchased at griffith honda, baltimore, md, but has always been serviced at o'donnell honda, ellicott city, md.
-the contact stated that he couldremove the key from the ignition of his 1998 honda odyssey while the transmission was not in park. The contact stated that during one incident the vehicle continued to move forward after inadvertently removing the key.the contacttook the car to the dealer, but car was not covered under the recall # 03v43000. His current and failure mileage was 136,845.updated 1/29/2007 -
Consumer received a recall 02v120000 notice forignition switch failure.service manager mr wellman from leith honda dealership.4800 capital blvd raleigh nc #919 876 5432, statedthere were no parts available.
The dealership is charing consumer to re-attach the alarm and keyless entry system, due to a recall on the ignition switch.the consumer states that honda will not allow them to re-attach both systems under the recall.both were installed on the vehicle at the time of purchase.the keyless entry is factory equipment and is stated to be a honda system.(nhtsa# 02v120000)*scc
The dealership refused to honor the recall for the ignition switch, the dealer stated they did not have the correct tools.
Vehicle stalls (dies out) while driving.owner finds out about recall item as probable reason for vehicle stall.owner contacts the vehicle manufacturer, which represents that recall item remedy was completed on a given date.owner asks for information on who reported that the recall item was remedied.vehicle manufacturer stated that information was not available.owner disagrees that remedy on the recall item was completed, then checks with the local dealer (the only one in town).dealer does not have any record of recall item being completed, though have confirmed through diagnostics that the problem is because of the recalled item.no evidence of center-punch found at engine compartment vin to indicate that recalled item was remedied.work must be done, and dealer will charge owner for work (parts and labor).owner feels that manufacturer information is incorrect, and that manufacturer should honor its recall notice to have this problem remedied.
The key will not come out of the ignition. I took it to palm harbor honda, and they charged me about $100 just to look at it, after which they told me it would be $800 to fix it. See that there has been a safety recall for 1999 odyssey minivans, and wonder if the ignition switch i have may pose a safety risk as well. In any case, i am very disapointed in this whole situation. This car is my 3rd honda, and will likely be my last.
The previous owner of this vehicle had a nhtsa recall performed at the local honda dealer concerning the replacement of the electrical portion of the ignition switch.aknow the vehicle can be turned off and the key can be removed while in any gear.i am very concerned that i may turn the vehicle off, exit the vehicle while it is still in drive and it will roll away and run over someone.this is the same recall nhtsa issued for 1998 honda accords as well as 1999 honda odysseys. I own an auto repair
Just another owner wishing recall # 03v423000 applied to the 1998 honda odyssey in addition to the 1998 honda accord. Since at least a year before that recall we have been able to remove the key from the ignition ofthe odyssey while the transmission was not in park. On occasion the car rolled forward or back until it bumped something or rolled part way into the street. When the honda recall came outthe dealer howdy honda in austin said that it did not apply to the odyssey, and honda dealerships did not have an internal service bulletin to fix odysseys if owners complained.
Consumer recieved a recall letter for ignition.dealer states the manufacture has not provided the dealerships with parts. Recall # 02 v 120 000. Ph
No parts available::::::::::::the consumer receive a recall notice for the ignition switch the dealer name larry hopkins hondaservice man gabriel 408 720 1888 please provide additional information dealer is aware of the problem. Ts
Consumer received a recall notice regarding the replacement of the ignition switch.in order to have the recall work repaired, the vehicle alarm must be disconnected and reconnected at consumers expense because it is an after market product.consumer feels the cost to disconnect and reconnect the alarm should be included or honda's responsibility, in the replacement of the ignition switch.*jg
1998 honda odyssey. Consumer states problem with ignition switch *tgwthe consumer stated several years ago, a defect developed which allowed him to remove the key from the ignition without the vehicle being in park. The consumer stated a recall has since been issued for the problem and would like to haveit rectified at no charge. Updated 01/05/11.
While at a stop or while driving the vehicle shuts off.the vehicle was diagnosed with a faulty ignition switch. Honda had a recall on the ignition switch in 2002 for the 1998 odyssey.the switch was replaced on september 17, 2002.the replacement ignition switch is now having the exact same problem.
Was in my daughters driveway in nesconset ny, i turned the key put in drive, the car revved, took off at full speed finally hitting a tree.multiple injuries, taken to stony brook medical center.nine weeks hospital and rehab.
The contact owns a 1998 honda odyssey. The contact statedwhile driving 20 mph, he saw flames underneath the hood. The contact immediately exit the vehicle and the entire vehicle engulfed in flames. A police and fire report filed stated that there was a crack in the fuel line and it leaked on the catalytic converter. The vehicle was destroyed. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The failure mileage was 50,000.the vin was unavailable.
1998 honda odyssey with broken motor mount. Consumer stated that he believes the broken motor mount should be recalled. He states that this is a serious defect. Consumer would like this matter to be investigated.the consumer also stated the vehicle shifted rough. The mechanic stated the transmission fluid dipstick was dry.
The contact owns a 1998 honda odyssey.the contact stated that the vehicle's obd diagnostics system remained activated which is an emission related failure.the check engine light illuminated and would not dim.the failure occurred approximately three years ago when the vehicle was under 150,000 miles.the contact did not receive a recall notice.the current mileage is 153,000 and failure mileage was 117,000.
The contact owns a 1998 honda odyssey.approximately an hour after parking the vehicle he noticed flames and smoke coming from under the hood.the fire department was notified but was unable to determine the cause of the fire.the dealer has not inspected the vehicle to determine the cause of the fire.the current and failure mileages were 164,000. Updated 02-01-08.the consumer stated the representative made a comment that the fire may have had something to do with the battery cables. Updated
Failure of dimmer control for the instrument panel so instrument lights failed.
The contact owns a 1998 honda odyssey. The contact stated that while the vehicle was powered off and in park, the vehicle rolled away. The vehicle was stopped by applying the emergency brake. The vehicle was taken to the dealer for diagnostics and stated that they would have to look at the tumblers to find the cause for the failure. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure and stated the vehicle was not included in any recalls. The vehicle was not repaired. The approximate failure mileage was 98,000 and the current mileage was 98,400.
We were just told that our 1998 honda odyssey needs a new transmission for $4,000.this would be the 3rd transmission replacement in this car since we've owned it (we're original owners).that's triple what the car is worth.we have taken immaculate care of this car and there is no reason why the transmission should die so often.is there a class action suit we can be part of?
This transmission failed and i put another one in and it failed within two days. I have looked online and found out that everyone is having trouble with these transmissions. I think honda should replace these problem transmissions with a recall. I don't have $1,500 to put in a new transmission every day or two.
Check engine light came on.stopped at autozone to have them read the code.the code p0740, indicated a tcc failure.upon consulting with the honda dealership on my 1998 honda odyssey, and consulting the internet, determined that this was a common problem with 1998 - 2002 honda odyssey's.honda offered no help.the car had less than 100,000 miles on at the time.
1998 honda odyssey with broken motor mount. Consumer stated that he believes the broken motor mount should be recalled. He states that this is a serious defect. Consumer would like this matter to be investigated.the consumer also stated the vehicle shifted rough. The mechanic stated the transmission fluid dipstick was dry.
Transmission sensor inoperative.yh
Transmission failed.
Consumer states vehicle has been experiencing problems with the transmission, the check engine light has illuminated on several occasions indicating a problem, the transmission has been flushed several times, the torque converter has locked up due to clutch failure.
The check engine light on my 1998 honda odyssey came on while driving vehicle. I took it to a repair shop and they told me that the vehicle registered a problem code of p0740-torque converter clutch circuit malfunction. I researched the problem on the internet and found that this is a common problem for hondas which should be reported to the nhtsa.
Transmission replaced at 90k miles.have read that many '98 honda odyssey's had transmission problems and many were replaced instead of simple repair.they replaced mine and refused to recall or assist with repairs.
Diagnostic code p0740 - we are being told entire transmission needs to be replaced (even though it still seems to be working for now).i wanted to report it after seeing lots of complaints on internet forums from odyssey owners who have had low mileage transmission failures.
Date: 3/17/99; mileage: 12,264;ngine checklight code p0740, transmission system flushed.date: 11/08/99; mileage: 23,874 enginecheck light on, defective ecu, bulletin 98-033.date: 12/20/99; mileage: 25,706; engine check light on, replaced ecu and flushed transmission.date: 7/24/01 engine check light on, code 740 torque converter locked up, transmission flushed.date: 11/06/01; mileage: 61,115:engine check light on, code po740, special order pcm (control module) per bulletin.date: 11/12/01; mileage: 61,281 engine check light on, installed pcu and flushed transmission.date: 7/12/02; mileage: 70,624; enginecheck light on, failure code p0740, clutch failure, will need torque converter replaced, est. Cost $1400.as can be seen, this same design flaw has been ongoing since 12,000 miles.the controller was "too sensitive" and replaced, which brings into question the reason for the ultimate clutch failure.failure of the transmission could lead to serious accident and loss of life, for instance, should this occur during acceleration into busy traffic.requesting assistance asap.note: car was purchased at griffith honda, baltimore, md, but has always been serviced at o'donnell honda, ellicott city, md.
Date: 3/17/99; mileage: 12,264;ngine checklight code p0740, transmission system flushed.date: 11/08/99; mileage: 23,874 enginecheck light on, defective ecu, bulletin 98-033.date: 12/20/99; mileage: 25,706; engine check light on, replaced ecu and flushed transmission.date: 7/24/01 engine check light on, code 740 torque converter locked up, transmission flushed.date: 11/06/01; mileage: 61,115:engine check light on, code po740, special order pcm (control module) per bulletin.date: 11/12/01; mileage: 61,281 engine check light on, installed pcu and flushed transmission.date: 7/12/02; mileage: 70,624; enginecheck light on, failure code p0740, clutch failure, will need torque converter replaced, est. Cost $1400.as can be seen, this same design flaw has been ongoing since 12,000 miles.the controller was "too sensitive" and replaced, which brings into question the reason for the ultimate clutch failure.failure of the transmission could lead to serious accident and loss of life, for instance, should this occur during acceleration into busy traffic.requesting assistance asap.note: car was purchased at griffith honda, baltimore, md, but has always been serviced at o'donnell honda, ellicott city, md.
The contact owns a 1998 honda odyssey.the engine would randomly shut off in local streets or while driving low speeds, such as 25 mph.the contact has not taken the vehicle to the dealer because she could not duplicate the failure.in one instance, the contact applied the parking brake, placed the vehicle in park, removed the key from the ignition, and exited the vehicle.the vehicle suddenly rolled backwards with her daughter inside the passenger compartment.the contact jumped back in the vehicle and slammed on the brakes.she later realized that even when the gear was placed in reverse, the key was still able to be removed from the ignition.she found a recall on the nhtsa website and called the manufacturer; however, they stated that the vehicle was not included.the recall number was unknown.the failure and current mileages were 90,150.
Date: 3/17/99; mileage: 12,264;ngine checklight code p0740, transmission system flushed.date: 11/08/99; mileage: 23,874 enginecheck light on, defective ecu, bulletin 98-033.date: 12/20/99; mileage: 25,706; engine check light on, replaced ecu and flushed transmission.date: 7/24/01 engine check light on, code 740 torque converter locked up, transmission flushed.date: 11/06/01; mileage: 61,115:engine check light on, code po740, special order pcm (control module) per bulletin.date: 11/12/01; mileage: 61,281 engine check light on, installed pcu and flushed transmission.date: 7/12/02; mileage: 70,624; enginecheck light on, failure code p0740, clutch failure, will need torque converter replaced, est. Cost $1400.as can be seen, this same design flaw has been ongoing since 12,000 miles.the controller was "too sensitive" and replaced, which brings into question the reason for the ultimate clutch failure.failure of the transmission could lead to serious accident and loss of life, for instance, should this occur during acceleration into busy traffic.requesting assistance asap.note: car was purchased at griffith honda, baltimore, md, but has always been serviced at o'donnell honda, ellicott city, md.
Consumer stated that while driving at any speed and without warning transmission failed causing the vehicle not to accelerate. Dealer notified. Ts
While driving, the electrical driver seat would inadvertently move back and forth. Please provide additional information.
Was in my daughters driveway in nesconset ny, i turned the key put in drive, the car revved, took off at full speed finally hitting a tree.multiple injuries, taken to stony brook medical center.nine weeks hospital and rehab.
Upon applying the brakes a growling and a thumping sound seems to be coming from the wheels; sounds like an impact is occurring underneath the vehicle. Causesvehicle to shimmy. Been in/out of dealer shop on five occasions, and problemstill remains unresolved.consumer has also experienced problems with the ignition--key will not turn to allow car to start, even after new keys were tried.*ml
Brake problems, loud noise when applied.purchased 8/98 and have taken it to the dealers for repairs, 7 times, for the very same problem.had the front brakes replaced, and rotors machined, mileage 22,201, 4/10/00. Returned 7/13/00, 3 months later, for the same problem,mileage25,262 was told front brakes65%. Then today, 1/22/02 returned, same problem, mileage 38,444, again, told need to replace front brake pads and resurface the rotors. How much longer do we have to put up with this? we have always done what the dealer suggested now what?.
Braking system failed to work properly.vehicle has been to dealership at least 15 times forbrakes. It has beenan intermittent problem, no solution has been found. Would have squeaking noise before brakes graband then release.
Brake problems, loud noise when applied.purchased 8/98 and have taken it to the dealers for repairs, 7 times, for the very same problem.had the front brakes replaced, and rotors machined, mileage 22,201, 4/10/00. Returned 7/13/00, 3 months later, for the same problem,mileage25,262 was told front brakes65%. Then today, 1/22/02 returned, same problem, mileage 38,444, again, told need to replace front brake pads and resurface the rotors. How much longer do we have to put up with this? we have always done what the dealer suggested now what?.
Consumer states that while driving the vehicle apply the brake and a loud grouning sound came out of the vehicle and owner check the vehicle and realize themount for the calpiper was broken.nlm
Noisy brakedrums and rotors getting hot.
Noisy brakedrums and rotors getting hot.
Was in my daughters driveway in nesconset ny, i turned the key put in drive, the car revved, took off at full speed finally hitting a tree.multiple injuries, taken to stony brook medical center.nine weeks hospital and rehab.
Visor contains spring which jammed and caused visor to jam; when daughter (on learner's permit) tried to move it the metal broke and visor came down in her face. Luckily she was going fairly slow and is left-handed so she jerked the car to the right (because her left hand was trying to get the visor out of the way) - the car rolled up on the curb blowing both passenger side tires, but did no other damage. However, if this had occurred five minutes earlier when we were on the interstate, things could have been much worse.
The sunvisor broke off at the point where the electric cord comes out of the bracket .then hangs by the cord blocking my vision.had to stop and tie it up with shoe laces,until i got home the next day and removed it myself. Ii did not get rough with this it would have broke for anyone.now i have no visor if i need one and it is not good to have things hanging in front of your eyes at 65 mph thank you.
Consumer states 2 of the 4 tires had to be replaced due to inner wear.(no other tire info given)
Tire tread separated at 55mph. Able to get to road shoulder without injury but there was damage to front bumper. Called goodyear, they said that "no goodyear tires have been recalled. Goodyear shop gave pro-rated replacement of tire but said that this model no longer manufactered. Bumper still not repaired. As per news media, goodyear has a "silent recall " for certain 15inch tires.if so,they should be responsible for bumper damage.i am also concerned if remaining tires pose a safety hazard. (dot number: mkurhkur09tiresize: p205/65r15)
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Date: 3/17/99; mileage: 12,264;ngine checklight code p0740, transmission system flushed.date: 11/08/99; mileage: 23,874 enginecheck light on, defective ecu, bulletin 98-033.date: 12/20/99; mileage: 25,706; engine check light on, replaced ecu and flushed transmission.date: 7/24/01 engine check light on, code 740 torque converter locked up, transmission flushed.date: 11/06/01; mileage: 61,115:engine check light on, code po740, special order pcm (control module) per bulletin.date: 11/12/01; mileage: 61,281 engine check light on, installed pcu and flushed transmission.date: 7/12/02; mileage: 70,624; enginecheck light on, failure code p0740, clutch failure, will need torque converter replaced, est. Cost $1400.as can be seen, this same design flaw has been ongoing since 12,000 miles.the controller was "too sensitive" and replaced, which brings into question the reason for the ultimate clutch failure.failure of the transmission could lead to serious accident and loss of life, for instance, should this occur during acceleration into busy traffic.requesting assistance asap.note: car was purchased at griffith honda, baltimore, md, but has always been serviced at o'donnell honda, ellicott city, md.
The honda dealer has taken great care of my car until this event.i was in a parking lot, backed up and barely hit a pole with the rear bumper. Then i put it in drive, and the car took off at full speed out of control, burning rubber, even though i was hitting the brakes, pumping them, trying to stop. I only had time to swerve to avoid a parked car, then went into a brick wall and the car was totaled. The air bags went off. The mph is an approximation based on the cars damage since i could not look at the odometer under these emergency circumstances.i was only slightly injured, but i will have to see a chiropractor.
Very prone to an accident as car unexpectedly leaps ahead.
Visor on driver side broke while driver was attempting to put it down to block the sun.when it broke, it dangled in front of the driver and blocked the driver's vision of the road.fortunately, the driver was able to grab the visor and hold it out of the way and regain sight of the road before causing an accident.the supporting metal arm separated at the point where the wire for the mirror light exits the arm.it would appear that there was a defect in the design and the casting.*nlm
The sun visor snapped off while being adjusted.it broke due to metal fatigue at the place where the power cord for the vanity mirror light exited the support shaft.the stress concentration caused by this exit hole guarantees that this part will fail.this could easily cause fatal accidents if it happened at high speed.
Design of power sliding door is experiencing failure.
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