2007 Honda Accord: power window failure

Filed Sep 23, 2017 · NC

Power windows. Only window that works is the driver side. This is a safety issue I would think. So many complaints and you guys do nothing. When are you going to do a recall on this problem? Do you not see a problem here? I have a window that got busted out by a a rock and now I can't get it fixed because the window will not go down. Do something about your car issues. Safety issues here hello

Filed Oct 8, 2015 · Airbags, Electrical · NY

I purchased/financed a used- 2007 honda accord on 4/2/2015. Outside of an airbag recall notice received in june, there were 4 consecutive electrical malfunctions that occurred and is currently pending - 1) rear driver-side window motor seized, 2) both keyless fobs stopped working and requires reprogramming, according to mechanic, 3) cd/aux button no longer functioning, and 4) rear driver, passenger, and front passenger-side window motors have all seized and no longer functioning. It should be noted that the salesman did not disclose physical front bumper damage on sale date, and did not offer any corrective action upon notification. Vehicle was stationary in dealership's possession over a year - from sale date. However, they (owner/salesman) guaranteed the condition of the vehicle as above standard and recommended extended warranty.

Filed Aug 5, 2015 · Electrical · 126,617 miles · CT

The passenger windows (1 front & 2 rear) stopped working. When they stopped working, the windows were partially down. I could not raise the windows by any usual means. All I would get is a clicking sound at the master window control and the individual respective windows controls when I tried to raise them. The only window that would operate in a normal manner was the driver's window. The driver's window would go up or down as needed without any problem. This appears to be an electrical issue that has affected many honda models of various years, including models newer & older that my 2007 honda accord se. The issue does not involve a window regulator, nor window motor. It appears to involve the master window control and/or the vehicle's ecu (electronic control unit) that is responsible for the operation of the vehicle's windows. This problem should be addressed by honda at no charge to owners of honda vehicles.

Filed Oct 10, 2012 · Electrical, Visibility · 89,000 miles · FL

I have already had to replace the drivers side power window motor. Then in july while my car was parked for a week I came back from vacation used the remote to unlock the car and it would not work. I had to manually unlock the door. Then realized that the only power window that works now is only the drivers side. While searching on the internet for a remedy to this issue I found many, many honda users that this has happened to. I see that the master switch has been recalled but only on the crv. Maybe, this should be extended to the 2007 honda accord also. This is an extreme safety issue since I am unable to quickly unlock the door with the remote and none of the other windows will roll down or unlock. The replacement on the power window motor was over $300. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you for looking into this matter.

Filed Dec 7, 2011 · Engine, Steering · 70,812 miles · KY

Between 11/04/11 and 12/03/11 my power steering hose busted and leaked out all my fluid for no apparent reason. My driver-side power window stopped working,and then my transmission started slipping and is getting progressively worse.