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2008 Honda Accord: adaptive cruise control problems

5 of the 1,521 complaints about the 2008 Honda Accord describe adaptive cruise control problems.

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Is there a fix? No recall or service bulletin covers this area of the car yet.

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Filed Jun 2, 2020 · Engine · 40,000 miles · NY

Tl* the contact owns a 2008 honda accord. The contact stated that while driving 55 MPH with cruise control engaged, there was abnormal ticking sound detected. Additionally, the sound volume increased while accelerating. There were no warning lights illuminated. The vehicle was taken to hillside honda (139-07 hillside avenue jamaica, ny 11435, (718) 866-4683) to be diagnosed. The contact was informed that the cpu actuator needed to be replaced. The vehicle was not repaired, the manufacturer was not contacted. The failure mileage was 40,000.

Filed Feb 2, 2012 · Acceleration · 34,000 miles · TX · crash · fire · 1 injury

I was traveling in my new-used 2008 honda had set cruise control after leaving out of a small town back to my house on 259 north out of ore city texas I set the cruise at 72 it jammed and would not disengage it took me off the road and I hit an embankment knocking me out hearing the stories and seeing the pictures that were took of me and my car it was bad I've contacted honda corp with no help as my insurance co has washed there hands of this complaint they were both asking for an inspection of the car I've tried all I know have contacted 10 or so product liability lawyers but none seem to be willing to help they all say it would take 300.000 to a million bucks to rep me sad that life is all about money and I guess since one of then told well since your on ss already and not a "wage" earner or supporting rug rats that its not worth it really sad I have sustained a lot of bodily injuries burns broken left arm not usable again cant be amputated would not help from taking all these drugs or more now cant drive because of them this is not right need some help please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Filed Jan 10, 2010 · Brakes · 21,500 miles · TX

I have encountered premature rear brake pad wear after 21500 miles on a 2008 honda accord v6 ex-l sedan. I purchased replacement pads for the front brakes, but was totally shocked when I found the front brake pads showing little to no wear. A quick check of the rear pads revealed the brakes completely worn down! We have never left the parking brake on the car, when in motion. I am 44 years old and have never witnessed a car wearing its rear pads before the front ones and especially when the fronts look new. Also, I am wondering how this excessive brake wear has been affecting our gas mileage, as we have yet to achieve honda's mpg ratings even when running with cruise control on only 4 cylinders (eco mode one v6 ex-l). There are hundreds of complaints against honda for the 08-09 accord rear braking system and honda and their dealerships are blaming the owners for improper driving habits. Girard gibbs llp and co-counsel filed a class action lawsuit in september 2009 against honda, related to the rear braking systems in the 2008-2009 honda accord vehicles. The class action lawsuit against honda seeks certification of a nationwide class on behalf of owners and leasees of 2008-2009 honda accord vehicles. The case is pending in the united states district court for the central district of california before judge morrow. Also, apparently honda of america has been aware of this issue as the new safety design that comes standard with the car (vehicle stability assist, traction control, anti-lock, etc) has had an unanticipated affect on the life of the rear brake pads. At this point honda should be issuing a recall on all 2008-2009 accords to correct this issue.

Filed Apr 29, 2008 · Engine · NY

2008 honda accord exl with variable cylinder management engine. Consumer states that the ad says the transition between cylinder in the engine is unfelt. He states that is a lie the passengers can feel when the engine changes. *kb according to honda, the system can activate and deactivate the engine's cylinders as needed to meet the demands of both acceleration and fuel saving. The consumer stated the engine constantly surges at highway speeds, even when on cruise control.

Filed Apr 2, 2008 · Engine · 1,200 miles · NY

2008 accord with v6 vcm/grade logic transmission; car bucks and surges at speeds as the vcm goes in and out of mode; will not downshift even if floored at 30 MPH; when on cruise control at highway speeds and on a decline, the car downshifts with such force that passengers are thrown into their shoulder harnesses.

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Questions about the 2008 Honda Accord adaptive cruise

Is adaptive cruise control problems a common problem on the 2008 Honda Accord?

5 of 1,521 owner complaints about the 2008 Honda Accord (0%) mention adaptive cruise control problems. The model year with the most reports is 2018.

Is there a recall or service bulletin for this on the 2008 Honda Accord?

There is no recall or service bulletin for this area of the car on record.

Other symptoms on the 2008 Honda Accord

Grinding brakes 134Headlights 118Premature wear 102Airbag light 76Oil consumption 72Check engine light 40Brake failure 35No deployment 34Engine failure 22Stalling 19Knocking 15Misfire 15ABS 14Fire or smoke 12Jerking 12Door locks 9Sudden acceleration 9Loss of power 8Wipers 8Hesitation 7Seat belt 5

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