Dashboard shows multiple warning functions that is disabled in the vehicle such as lkas, collision mitigation braking system problem, road departure mitigation system problem, blind spot information system problem, auto- high beam problem, transmission system problem, performance may be reduced, electric power steering system problem, adaptive cruise control system problem.
2019 Honda Accord driver assistance complaints
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On 02/06/2021, after entering a gated residential community, the car suddenly brakes for no reason. No other vehicles or pedestrians were on the road. Weather was overcast. Roadway was dry. Speed was approximatley 27 MPH. Neck and head injury resulted. Honda dealer could find nothing wrong after running all tests. Therefore, they said nothig was wrong with the car. I am afraid to drive this car!
On three separate occasions, I have been driving and my car has applied emergency brakes for no reason. No vehicles in my immediate area, including in front of me. On the first and main occasion, I was in the left lane traveling at about 75mph. My car flashed the emergency "brake" notification on the driver information side of the dashboard, and automatically applied brakes bringing me down to about 50-55 MPH before the warning went away, brakes were released and everything proceeded as normal. Cruise control was not on and there were no cars directly in front of me nor next to me. The sun was not rising nor setting, so I don't believe there to have been any sun glare affecting the radar. I had this issue again driving at night on back roads. I was driving about 35 miles an hour when the "brake" notification appeared and the car automatically applied brakes, despite nothing being in my line of travel. After this, I figured out how to disable the automatic braking and change it to just a warning. The third time this happened was again driving on the highway. I don't recall my speed, but no one was in front of me. My car flashed "brake" for no reason before disappearing. I do normally get the "brake" notification when I am approaching a slowed vehicle, but I don't get automatic braking with those as I am already applying brakes. In all three of these circumstances there has not been anyone in front of me to trigger the brake warning.
Numerous times while driving on the interstate at 65-75 MPH the vehicle has braked hard in the highway. No cars beside or in front. The last incident I was almost rear ended by a toyota tundra who barely was able to stop. I took the car to vann york honda, was told it was a recall for a bcm module (obviously untrue, that is for wipers, rear defogger, etc), but I did get the issue documented on paper. This was if something happens to me, I or my family have documentation that the car does have an issue with braking at high rate of speed for no reason. At times the brake light comes on, the last two times lane departure light has come on and I have been centered up in my lane, no one in front of me or as I stated beside me. The car is a danger to the driver, any potential passengers and the vehicle following. Honda seems not to be concerned as I have read online in many places that this began with 2018 models and affects not just the accord, but the civic as well. My 75 year old mother has a 2019 civic that is doing the same thing. I suppose if someone gets hurt and families start to sue, honda may do something. Now that I have documentation, if I get hurt, that is my plan!
I was at a red stop light on a local street. It was a clear, sunny day. The light turned green and I started to proceed. I was in the left hand traffic lane (there are two lanes for a left hand turn at this spot). As I proceeded to make the turn, the brake mitigation system activated the brake. There was nothing in front of me. There was a car behind me and to my right. I drive a manual transmission so this action caused my car to stall. Luckily the car behind me did not hit me. I tried to restart my car quickly. I had a hard time restarting the car as the parking brake must be on to start the car as well as the clutch depressed and foot brake pressed. As this all happened so quickly and I did not expect the car to stall for no apparent reason. I do not like the mitigation system as you have to turn it off each time you start your car. For a conscientious driver you do not need this system. It is only a burden and a hazard. I called a local dealer to ask about shutting this system off permanently and the advisor told me she had a honda that does the same thing at a certain road she drives where there is a dip in the road. Please check to see if honda is having a problem with the mitigation system.
While driving on the highway numerous warning signal pops up, the car pulls to the left and right then suddenly reduces its speed from 60 to 35 and eventually to a full stop. The car gas pedal is stiff the car won't move, this is the 3 time it happens with 7 days. It was taken to the dealership, they stated that it's fixed. However, that far from the truth. In need of some help, apparantly the 2019 honda accord is having this issue there should be a recall before some is killed.
I have had the vehicle in the shop numerous times for not being able to open the gas tank to fill up the car. Seals coming off the doors. Entertainment system quit working and not responding. Now the vehicle slams on its breaks for no reason when no vehicles are around. Also the vehicle departs it's lane when it is supposed to keep me in it. Also the vehicles brakes grind when I step on them. Also the car makes a grinding noise when I step on the gas pedal and the vehicle sometimes stays in 4000 RPM when driving done the road. Also when driving down the road and going 70 MPH and I step on the breaks the whole car sometimes shakes and doesn't stop when needed. It started with issues when I got the vehicle not much later. It current only 17800 miles on it and I shouldn't be having these issues.
I have tried contacting honda and going to the dealership multiple times to get this taken care of but everything is perfect they say. Just yesterday the car hit the break on it's own when the car on the other side was clearly on the other lane the car made a horrible sudden stop that caused bruising to my neck and also my passenger got hurt with everything that flung from the backseat he said the tug was too much . We thought someone had hit me . This isn't the first time the car has done this I feel I get constant tire pops because of this car veers me off into a lane that isn't even there. I have witnesses that say I have a lemon car I always say no but this last incident was too much for me . Also the charger port not USB has not worked since day one another thing they said was working again nothing . I went back and they said I had no warranties . I have called honda trying to get to the bottom of this and going to the dealer they said u signed so take care of it . At this point I am in the process of purchasing a new vehicle cash and I am not even 1% intersd in keeping this car . If I have to return voluntarily I will have to . I have been patient but it's absolutely ridiculous that I was put into this vehicle being a supposedly upgrade ? From my 2017 honda coupe v6 . This car needs a recall on lane departure , sensors , electrical it is not a car I feel safe in . I do not trust to let it drive on it's own and for good reason . What am I paying for then ? I would have crashed into a car by now if I trusted it . I have proof of the three tires I have had to get in the past theee months and I don't drive much at all 9k miles in a whole year . Pics on bottom show how the damage comes from the sides due to the car going straight then making sudden turns that hit curbs . The sensors seem to be getting worse instead of better .
2019 honda accord has 9 different warning lights on. Electric parking brake systems, brake systems problem, brake hold system, electrical power steering, vehicle stability assist, hill start assist, adaptive cruise control, collision mitigation and road departure mitigation.
The acc, brake system, lkas, and all security systems sent a message that they are off and does not work, after for no reason, no obstacle it braked itself. Now the entire system is off.
I was driving my brake light came on there were no cars in front of me. The next day my acc light is on and collision mitigation braking system light is on
Driving in inclement weather snow/freezing rain. The honda sense radar will become covered in snow and or ice causing it to light up the dashboard with warning lights. None of the honda safety features work (adaptive cruise, lane assist, automatic braking) even if you are not using them at the time they all shut down. The worst being the automatic braking could cause wrecks if it hasn't already. When the dash lights up it starts beeping constantly and you have to close out 3-4 notifications before it will stop blinking. Has happened on highway as well as just normal driving state roads. Has happened to me 3 different times. Car has 12000 miles
Tl* the contact drove a 2019 honda accord loaner vehicle. While driving very slowly, the "road departure mitigation failure", "brake system problem parking brake not available, brake performance may be reduced', 'brake hold system problem apply brake when stopped', and "see your dealer" warning messages appeared. The vehicle was towed to honda of covington (100 holiday square blvd, covington, la), but the cause of the failure was not determined. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The VIN was not available. The failure mileage was 645. *dt
Tl* the contact owns a 2019 honda accord. The contact emailed honda of covington (100 holiday square blvd, covington, la 70433, (985) 892-0001) because the tire pressure monitoring system indicator illuminated. On september 11, 2019, while driving 35 MPH, the auto brake system suddenly engaged and stopped the vehicle. There were no vehicles in front of the contact at the time of the failure. The dealer was emailed again regarding the failure. Later, the vehicle moved on its own in reverse from a parked position and struck a neighbor's mailbox. There were no injuries. The manufacturer was contacted and roadside service towed the vehicle to the same dealer. The dealer stated that there was $3,700 worth of damage, but no failure codes were located. The contact researched and found numerous complaints and a lawsuit filed against the manufacturer. The failure mileage was 700. The VIN was unknown.
I was driving on the highway in my new 2019 honda accord which is just at it's 3768 miles, and the adaptive cruise control system, collusion mitigation braking system and road departure system failed. It showed a message to take it to the dealer. Upon restarting the problem seems to be solved. I got the car couple of months ago, so I have their may 2019 software update which supposedly would fix this problem with 10th gen accords, but it didn't. The dealers and honda corporate keep responding that honda doesn't have a fix for this problem yet, which is going on for over a year now for many owners, which can easily be found by a google search. Please help us.
In first 11,000 miles of car. Cmbs system has slammed on brakes @ speeds of ~70 MPH on highway. You can manually turn cmbs off, but you cannot turn it off permanently. I worry that I will forget to turn it off one day and it will cause me to get rear ended.
I was driving at the speed of 45 MPH in city street area when vehicle sensor to break suddenly appeared causing the vehicle to make a complete stop in the middle of the street, there was no signs of pedestrians or any vehicle to cause the vehicle sensor to turn on and break. The vehicle drove as normal after the complete stop and breaking sensor appeared.
With only less than 800 miles on the car, my 2019 honda accord vsa modulator (which was diagnosed by the dealership) failed. I felt the car begin to bog on the highway right before we were on the exit. Then, the gas pedal stopped working properly and the car lost speed. I would press hard on the gas pedal and the car would take about 3 seconds before it started to move forward, jerking in the direction I intended it to go. After struggling a little while, I luckily pulled over and called a tow truck to send my car to the dealership. I felt that I was very lucky to be able to safely pull over. 1st, it happened during an early sunday morning with heavy rain, so there was not much traffic. 2nd, the event occurred right before we were going to exit the highway with only a few hundreds of feet to go. Also, it's in my hometown and I know the road very well. Otherwise, an uncontrollable car could cause very serious accident. If we were to crash, the event would likely be attributed to driver fault - since it is such a new car - rather than a crucial car part failing, which could cause death to many others who buy new honda accord 2019s. Therefore, I believe that this issue should not be taken lightly and should be further investigated.
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