After going over a bump in the road the front seat came un-welded on the front left side, causing the seat to tilt back and forth. Dealer told me that they could not fix it, it needed to be welded. Auto repair said that it couldn't be welded, I needed at least a new seat frame ($300-$400) or possibly a whole new seat ($800-$900).
2000 Honda Accord seats complaints
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2000 accord sedan, bracket that attaches driver's seat bottom to seat base fractured at left front while driving over bumpy railroad crossing, causing seat to lurch back, nearly resulting in loss of vehicle control. Now, seat lurches back with every acceleration of the vehicle. Honda states that there is no recall or warranty action available and states that the federal safety agency action number pe02072 is inapplicable as there is no recall code for my VIN in their internal system. Their only proposed correction action is a $ 1,500 plus replacement of the seat track, at my expense.
Driver seat welding has loosened requiring a replacement of the entire seat including the seat mount. I was advised that it could not be rewelded but would need the entire seat including the seat mount completely replaced. My vehicle failed safety inspection due to the seat coming loose therefore a brake test cannot be completed.
Tl*the contact owns a 2000 honda accord. While driving at an unknown speed, the weld in the front driver's seat fractured, which caused the seat to move excessively without warning. The risk of a serious crash or injury was increased. The contact took the vehicle to a certified welder, who welded the seat to its proper position. Months later, the failure recurred. She took the vehicle back to the dealer and was informed that she would have to purchase a new seat assembly at the cost of $800. The vehicle has not been repaired. The manufacturer did not assist. The VIN was unknown. The failure mileage was 83,000 and current mileage was 90,000.
Tl*the contact owns a 2000 honda accord. The driver's seat track is not bolted to the ground or the seat; therefore, the seat moves back and forth unexpectedly while driving at various speeds. The contact took the vehicle to the dealer and was informed that the tracking needed to be replaced. The failure mileage was 148,000 and current mileage was 150,000.
Dt*: the contact stated the driver side seat was loose on the floor base. The vehicle was inspected by an independent repair shop who determined the seat adjustor bracket that attached the seat to the seat base was fractured and needed to be welded back onto the base. The manufacturer was alerted.
Passenger side seat will not lock into position. On several occasions, passengers have been thrown forward in the seat when stopping abruptly with the seat belt tightening to a severely uncomfortable state. This has been reported to the dealer on 2 occasions - each time they report there is no problem.
At 84,366 miles my car's check engine light came on. Took accord to mechanic and was told the egr valve error code appeared. The mechanic said to take to honda due to recall for this part. Picked car up from mechanic and car also had SRS light on. Researched online since I already have recall for dash light. Found many other honda owners with same SRS light. Found out my air bags will not function if sensor illuminated. Also, called honda and they said I was beyond the mileage (80k) for the extended warranty on the defective egr valve replacement. Asked what honda was doing about the front airbags and was told no decision has been made. I have also discovered my car has the extended warranty for defective/faulty transmission. So when I'm driving down the highway my tranmsmission may give out at high rate of speed and if collsion occurs, my air bags will not deploy. My seat weld joint broke at 54k too! I used a 99 toyota 4runner as replacement vehicle and discovered the seatbelt warning light came on when my 40lb. Dog sat in passenger front seat. My accord never has detected my dog in the front seat ever! This car is riddled with safety defects and poor manufacturing. Honda should be held responsible for protecting the owners from injury including monetary repairs/ replacement costs for all of these safety defects and engine defects.
The front driver seat broke from track and caused driver to move freely even with seat belt on. This occurred at approximately 54k on my accord. It broke when my father (200 lbs) reached in his front pocket to retrieve his wallet. Took to mechanic and they removed seat and had to weld seat back. I have seen other accord owners with similar seat malfunction and the potential injury this could cause if in a collision to driver. The seat should not break so easily and with only 54k on vehicle either.
Passenger seat does not lock into place causing seat to fly forward when brakes are applied. I have taken the car to the dealer to be repaired twice. They replaced the track the seat slides on. The seat still slides forward, and they said this is just normal. I am considering a lawsuit.
The vehicle is a 2000 honda accord. The drivers power seat bracket has broke. This is the front left corner. This is a power seat. I think the weld failed. I will take it to a shop for repair and reinforcement. I believe this is a very serious condition and would cause injury or death in a collision. I think this is a part that should never fail. Incidentally, I am not obese. I weigh 215 pounds and am a 6 ft tall male.
Driver's side power seat continued to fail. The seat link support was replaced, however problem recurred.
Front passenger seat has for 3 years failed to lock into place after the front seat is moved forward to allow access in the backseat. My wife was sitting in the front seat and upon a abrupt stop he seat accelerated forward and she hit her head on the front windshield. Even with a seat belt on this dangerous defect could not prevent bodily injury to my wife. The manufactuer states that even after looking at this seat several time, it is operational as expected.
The consumer entered the vehicle to discover the front driver seat had come off the frame. The vehicle was taken to the dealer and the consumer was responsible for the cost of the repair.
Various problems with 2000 honda accord. *mr the alternator failed, the egr valve failed, the SRS light illuminated, the driver's seat back panel had fallen due to s defective plastic anchor pin, the A/C stopped working, and the front passenger door seal at the bottom was falling off. *sc
Broken weld under driver seat permitted the seat to "rock" backwards during acceleration with possible loss of control.
The driver's seat back is loose and is getting worse. I am concerned that it won't hold if there is an accident. This was first noticed a couple of months ago.
The back of driver's side front seat fell off approximately 1 year ago. A bolt was tightened and the seat seemed ok, but then became loose. Car was at dealer for regular servicing a few months ago and was told this was normal. Last week seat back became very loose and when car was in for regular service I asked them to look at it and was told bracket would have to be replaced at cost of approximately $800. After much protest, dealer claimed they needed to contact the manufacturer. Later that day they agreed to replace at no cost as "good will" gesture and scheduled repair for next day. After doing some research, I found out that this is a known problem on both the accord and civic and there is a the federal safety agency pending. Ref action # pe02072. I also own a saturn and it was recalled for a similar seat bracket problem . Honda should be required to correct this problem with a recall.
When I first purchased my vehicle, a 2000 honda accord coupe ex v6, the passenger seat will not lock into place after moving the seat forward so that rear passengers can enter or exit the vehicle, therefore posing an extreme safety hazard to front passenger occupants. I have told my dealership, ed voyles honda (miki mullinax is my service advisor) about this since I first purchased the vehicle and I was told that this is "just normal". I don't understand how a condition that is potentially so dangerous can be "just normal". Also, my SRS indicator has come on for no particular reason and I explained this to my dealership, after looking at the technical service bulletin on this website, and they were going to have me pay a diagnostic fee to see if this was true or not. I actually also had an instance of the failed mil which was resolved by my dealer yesterday (honda service bulletin #00-017). Please advise on these issues. Thanks. Jody kell ps: the incident date that I am using is the day that I purchased the vehicle, which is when the seat issue first began.
Vehicle was in a rear end collision. The driver/passenger back seat reclined backward upon impact. The rear seat was not occupied at the time of the accident so no one was hurt. Please provide more details. Ph
Left driver side seat collapsed after being hit from rear. Sustained injuries to back, neck and knee. Would like for this agency to conduct an investigation as to a faulty otr seat manual adjuster. Part is believed to be 81660-884-a01
After being rear ended, front seats broke and fell backwards, laying on back seats. *ak consumer states that the seat did not support the passengers neck or back, the seat was difficult to free from trapped objects that were on the back seat.
Drivers seat broke during vehicle collision causing a fractured vertebrea in the neck and damage knees from hitting the dashboard beneath the steering wheel. Nlm
The design of the drivers side two-way power seats sit too high up in the "down position" causing the driver's right leg to slam against the ignition and steering during braking.et.
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