We found the following complaints for HONDA PASSPORT (1996)
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Dt*: the contact stated while driving on a dry country road at 30 mph; the front driver's side tire blew out causing the vehicle to rear end another vehicle and neither air bag deployed.there was extensive damage done to the front of the vehicle.there were injuries sustained and a police report was taken.the seat belts were in use however they did work properly.there were no air bag lights illuminated prior to the incident. The dealership has not been notified.
No deployment of airbag during collision, causing injuries.
Upon impact, during frontal crash at approx, 40mph, 12:00 on front bumper, dual airbags failed to deploy, driver sustained back injury.
During frontal impact 30 to 35 mph, the driver's and passenger's side air bags did not deploy, resultin gin injuries.
While traveling 40 mph on black ice and as aresult ofan accident air bags did not deploy at any time. Please provide further informtion.
Check engine keeps coming on & off.. When making a left hand turn and/or engaging the left hand turn signal; this causes the horn to sound.after taking the vehicle in numerous times costing $130.00 to run the test i am told they are not able to find anything wrong.this is very troubling as i have a toddler and this is certainly a safety concern not to mention a budget breaker as this has cost me approximately $1000.00.i finally decided to stop taking it in as the only outcome was a little less money in my money and the failures still occurring.this as been on going since 2003 when i purchased the vehicle.
Alternator failed.
Engine check light came on/off. Also, radiator leakage/replaced horn.
While driving braking system is failing, causing computer to shut down the vehicle. Please describe details.
Bearings fail, seals fail, lash adjusters fail, excessive oil consumption, poorly designed oil circulation system.
Engine check light came on/off. Also, radiator leakage/replaced horn.
Check engine keeps coming on & off.. When making a left hand turn and/or engaging the left hand turn signal; this causes the horn to sound.after taking the vehicle in numerous times costing $130.00 to run the test i am told they are not able to find anything wrong.this is very troubling as i have a toddler and this is certainly a safety concern not to mention a budget breaker as this has cost me approximately $1000.00.i finally decided to stop taking it in as the only outcome was a little less money in my money and the failures still occurring.this as been on going since 2003 when i purchased the vehicle.
Have been experiencing knock in the valves.have taken the truck to multiple repair facilities and it is stated as being "normal" for the passport/rodeo vehicles.statements have been made by other owners of that same vehicle.isuzu/honda say it has to do with type of gas/oil used.i have only ever used the recommended 5w30 with 87 octane.i have no where else to go.everyone i talk to knows that it is a problem, but there is no fix or bulletin posted.
Customer states the vehicle is consuming a tremendous amount of oil, oil dripping from tail pipe, and on several occasions the engine would run rough and make a knocking noise, also the service engine soon light would come on, dealer removed engine and concluded that oil was traveling through the cylinder, dealer states that the cylinder is going bad.
Customer states the vehicle is consuming a tremendous amount of oil, oil dripping from tail pipe, and on several occasions the engine would run rough and make a knocking noise, also the service engine soon light would come on, dealer removed engine and concluded that oil was traveling through the cylinder, dealer states that the cylinder is going bad.
The vehicle leaked oil from underneath the vehiclefrom the oil pan. *nlm.
While driving 45 mph, the timing belt slipped off the engine and caused engine failure. The consumer managed to pull over and had the vehicle towed.
Honda passport 1995.5, driver door won't open from inside or outside, dealer took 4 days to be able to open it and charge me $313.00 for something i didn't break. They replaced the latch and it's working now. The dealer mentioned that there is same problem on honda accord, so i think there should've been some type of recall.
Transmission failed.
Adjustment to drive shaft, which should solve the vibrating problem at speed of45mph to 65mph.
No deployment of air bags during vehicle collision causing injuries.
While driving at 60 mph vehicle suddenly accelerated up to 90 mph, causing loss of control.braking system could not slow the vehicle down. The emergency brake had to be applied, and the vehicle had to put into neutral and shut off, to stop. Dealer has been contacted.
Poor abs brake performance,the brake pedal went to the floor and complete brake failure was experienced.vehicle kept on going an smashed into another vehicle.
While driving braking system is failing, causing computer to shut down the vehicle. Please describe details.
Purchased car new, can't turn the steering wheel and it makes noise . Please describe .
The power steering is hard and is leaking.
Power steering leaks and is hard to turn.
Power steering is stiff and leaks.
The contact owns a 1996 honda passport. The contact stated during routine maintenance by an independent mechanic he was informed that the frame was severely covered with rust. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure, but offered no assistance. The contact expressed concern regarding the failure because a later year of the same model was recalled for a similar failure. The failure mileage was 110,000.
Design structure of vehicle caused the driver to back into a post which was concealed behind rear corner roof support.
The contact owns a 1996 honda passport. The contact stated after having his vehicle serviced for routine maintenance he wasadvised that the frame was severely covered with rust. The manufacturer was notified and offered no assistance. The vehicle was not repaired. The failure and current mileage wasapproximately 161,000.
This vehicle has serious rust issues for its age.the frame is completely rusted through in many spots which makes it a hazard to drive.in april of 2011 the shock tower broke free of the frame and now wobbles free in the wheel well.we first noticed a rust problem some years back when my brother purchased the vehicle.he was the second owner of it at approx. 50k miles.
Both driver's and passenger's side rear doors became very difficult to open from both inside and outside in cold weather conditions. Consumer has contacted the dealer, dealer unable to determine the problem. Please provide any further details.
We have a 1996 honda passport that we recently helped our daughter buy.shortly afterwards we found out about the recall on these, and found that our model year (1996) was not included.today we were having new tires put on her car and our mechanic called to let us know that the frame rot was more than we initially though, so much so that he highly recommended that the car not be driven any longer as it was not road safe.we have spoken with honda, and were told to direct our efforts to the nhtsa.this car is now can no longer be driven safely, and we are looking for the nhtsa to have this recall extended to include the 1996 model year.this past weekend we ran into another 1996 passport owner, and found they have the same issue.now we had some of the frame rot repaired at a local welding shop, but did not know the full extent of the damage until today when our mechanic called us.the campaign for the current recall for the honda passport/isuzu rodeo is 10v436000.
Frame rust and rot at rear of vehicle.
Severe frame rust near the rear of the vehicle. Areas of the box frame around the right rear shock mount are completely missing and falling off due to rust.
After experiencing a slight vibration at highway speeds, i removed my right front tire to inspect brakes, bearings, etc.i immediately discovered a large rust hole in my frame right where it bends up to the height of the engine mount.further inspection revealed that hole, as well as, holes on the top and bottom in the same vicinity.i replaced the tire, removed the passport from service and replaced it with a reliable vehicle. Since then i have monitored the web to see if any others had experienced frame rusting on honda passports or isuzu rodeos.there were multitudes.today i took the passport to a body shop for a professional inspection of the frame.the results were that the total right side of the frame was full of rust holes and the left side to a lesser extent.i am truly fortunate that i noticed the problem before serious injury to myself and family or others occurred. I have also recently noticed that honda and isuzu have issued recalls for 1998-2002 due to frame rust issues.the rust is not limited to those years as is evident with my vehicle.i do live in a state that uses salt products to control winter ice which certainly accelerated the rust condition.manufacturers have treated their frames to protect for many decades and because of that record, i blindly believed i received the same from honda; otherwise, i would have purchased the rust undercoating offered at purchase.
After experiencing a slight vibration at highway speeds, i removed my right front tire to inspect brakes, bearings, etc.i immediately discovered a large rust hole in my frame right where it bends up to the height of the engine mount.further inspection revealed that hole, as well as, holes on the top and bottom in the same vicinity.i replaced the tire, removed the passport from service and replaced it with a reliable vehicle. Since then i have monitored the web to see if any others had experienced frame rusting on honda passports or isuzu rodeos.there were multitudes.today i took the passport to a body shop for a professional inspection of the frame.the results were that the total right side of the frame was full of rust holes and the left side to a lesser extent.i am truly fortunate that i noticed the problem before serious injury to myself and family or others occurred. I have also recently noticed that honda and isuzu have issued recalls for 1998-2002 due to frame rust issues.the rust is not limited to those years as is evident with my vehicle.i do live in a state that uses salt products to control winter ice which certainly accelerated the rust condition.manufacturers have treated their frames to protect for many decades and because of that record, i blindly believed i received the same from honda; otherwise, i would have purchased the rust undercoating offered at purchase.
This vehicle is experiencing extreme frame corrosion of both the forward and rear frame member. There are large perforations in multiple areas along the entire length of the frame, and i don't see any way to repair other than a complete frame replacement. Why is the dividing line for the recall 10v436000 set at the 1998 model year? this is the same basic vehicle with the same rotted frame as those involved in the recall.i firmly believe that the doors should rot of a vehicle long before the frame becomes an issue.
I recently purchased a 1996 honda passport and was told "you can't go wrong with a honda"--drove good, body good, interior immaculate, etc. A mechanic looked at it for recent repairs needed on the electrical system and i was shown the horrific rusted frame, he actually put his hand through it!!! and not just in one area, the whole frame!! unbelievable! i am a service tech that drives a vehicle, on average, 500 to 700 miles a week. Fortunately, i was not driving on the interstate at 70mph when the frame could have cost me my life--or anyone else's that could have been in my path. This is totally unacceptable. I have read many forums since receiving this information about my passport, and it's obvious honda is aware of the faulty steel that was used on these frames. They should compensate anyone still driving one of these morbidly unsafe vehicles and get them off the road! this is not an isolated problem. Recalls were issued on many other models and makes, however they did not include this year or make. Unbelievable!! a company that uses inferior product and is made aware of it, should step up and take care of it. As a business owner myself, i am livid that honda does not feel responsible and we--car owners stuck with their junk--have to take a huge loss for their incompetently. Shame on honda!!! i will never own another one!
Frame rotting away and making passport unsafe to drive recall should be issued.
Same as nhtsa: 10v436000 campaign.defect consequence:excessive corrosion may result in the left or right rear suspension lower link bracket becoming detached from the frame, which can affect vehicle handling and potentially cause a crash.
This vehicle has serious rust issues for its age.the frame is completely rusted through in many spots which makes it a hazard to drive.in april of 2011 the shock tower broke free of the frame and now wobbles free in the wheel well.we first noticed a rust problem some years back when my brother purchased the vehicle.he was the second owner of it at approx. 50k miles.
The frame on my passport broke. Come to find out my frame is rotted. I'm happy i wasn't on the interstate and going a reasonable speed or who knows what might have happened to me and my family. I see now that this is a common thing with these passports. I find it crazy that there is a recall for the 1998 but not the years before even though they have the same issues. Honda outsourced the work to isuzu to be cheap and ended up with a defected product. So honda wich is a major corporation gets rewarded for being cheap while us normal people trying to make ends meet end up with a junk car that's worthless. I see these on the road still and i keep my fingers crossed for the people driving them. Please make honda fix this problem.
This vehicle is experiencing extreme frame corrosion of both the forward and rear frame member. There are large perforations in multiple areas along the entire length of the frame, and i don't see any way to repair other than a complete frame replacement. Why is the dividing line for the recall 10v436000 set at the 1998 model year? this is the same basic vehicle with the same rotted frame as those involved in the recall.i firmly believe that the doors should rot of a vehicle long before the frame becomes an issue.
This vehicle is experiencing extreme frame corrosion of both the forward and rear frame member. There are large perforations in multiple areas along the entire length of the frame, and i don't see any way to repair other than a complete frame replacement. Why is the dividing line for the recall 10v436000 set at the 1998 model year? this is the same basic vehicle with the same rotted frame as those involved in the recall.i firmly believe that the doors should rot of a vehicle long before the frame becomes an issue.
Same as nhtsa: 10v436000 campaign.defect consequence:excessive corrosion may result in the left or right rear suspension lower link bracket becoming detached from the frame, which can affect vehicle handling and potentially cause a crash.
We have a 1996 honda passport that we recently helped our daughter buy.shortly afterwards we found out about the recall on these, and found that our model year (1996) was not included.today we were having new tires put on her car and our mechanic called to let us know that the frame rot was more than we initially though, so much so that he highly recommended that the car not be driven any longer as it was not road safe.we have spoken with honda, and were told to direct our efforts to the nhtsa.this car is now can no longer be driven safely, and we are looking for the nhtsa to have this recall extended to include the 1996 model year.this past weekend we ran into another 1996 passport owner, and found they have the same issue.now we had some of the frame rot repaired at a local welding shop, but did not know the full extent of the damage until today when our mechanic called us.the campaign for the current recall for the honda passport/isuzu rodeo is 10v436000.
I was driving on 91 east freewayon june 22, 03 at 11:15 a.m. When the rear right tire rubber came out. I lost control and hit a car.
Vehicle flew through the air like a plane landing on two cars killing four people.
Engine check light came on/off. Also, radiator leakage/replaced horn.
While driving at 60 mph vehicle suddenly accelerated up to 90 mph, causing loss of control.braking system could not slow the vehicle down. The emergency brake had to be applied, and the vehicle had to put into neutral and shut off, to stop. Dealer has been contacted.
Intermittentlyvehicle idles at 2400-2600 rpms and will accelerate suddenly.dealer has inspected and repairedvehicle three times.
Out side mirrors vibrate.qcaw
Lugs: nuts: boltshave stripped during normal operation eleven times since the purchase of the vehicle.if i have a flat, i would not be able to change the tire as the lug could not be removed.the dealer in lake charles advises it is a definite safety hazard, describing the lugs as "cheap."however, honda does not have replacement lugs.further, i do not know when the lugs strip or how many strip on a wheel.as many as three have been replaced at one time.while unlikely, it seems possible that several lugs could strip on one wheel, weakening the wheel connection to the hub.honda refuses to pay for the cost to replace the lugs now that the vehicle is out of warranty.this suv is mainly used by my wife to run errands.it is a two wheel drive vehicle that is not taken off road.i believe this to be a safety hazard and am concerned taking the vehicle on road trips with my family inside.please respond to my complaint.thank you.hall jones, lake charles, louisiana.
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