2006 and 2007 honda civic sun visor has a defect. It separate and break when the inside temperature reach a high temperature.
2006 Honda Civic wheels complaints
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Tl*the contact owns a 2006 honda civic. While driving at any speed, especially when making a turn, the wheels feel as if they will detach from the vehicle. The vehicle bounces and shakes and the speedometer displays inaccurate readings. While driving 30 MPH, the speedometer will display 50 MPH and vice versa. The dealer informed the contact to check the gas cover. On one of the four occasions that she went to the dealer, she was informed that the failure was internal. Repairs were made, but the failure persists. On another occasion, the contact was informed that there were no failures. She is afraid to drive the vehicle with her children. The current mileage was 24,358 and failure mileage was 15,000. Updated 09/24/08 *bf updated 09/26/08.
The passenger front wheel cover fell off causing a ski and damaged to the undercarraiged as well as the front bumper.
Recently thought my car sounded louder than usual upon acceleration at 40 MPH and above but didn't' seem to be from engine or transmission and I wasn't too sure if it always sounded like that. Several days later I received a recall notice for ABS rear wheel sensor o-ring inspection, which said it could affect my rear wheel bearings if the 0-ring was defective. I brought my car to a dealer to have this inspected and they also noticed the noise at 40 MPH & above. They did tell me I needed to have my driver's side front wheel bearing replaced, but the clerk said this was not part of the recall I just had checked. So I assume that since my front (not back) wheel bearing is defective, this is a separate issue & hasn't yet been recalled. I set up an appt. To have it repaired on 10/16/07.
Tl*the contact owns a 2006 honda civic. While applying the brakes at 35 MPH, the driver side rear wheel locked. As a result, the contact struck a cement wall and the vehicle landed on the other side of the highway. There were no injuries. Honda has not been notified. The contact received a recall notice for the federal safety agency campaign id number 07v399000 (wheels) in october of 2007, however, the vehicle was previously repaired in august of 2007. The current mileage was 20,000 and failure mileage was 15,000.
Tl-caller owns a 2006 honda civic. Current mileage 7000. Failure mileage 6890. While driving on interstate at 70 MPH there was a thumping sound and a shaking from rear of car. Wife was able to steer car off highway and onto shoulder. As she brought vehicle to a stop she could see the passenger side rear wheel wobbling. She had the vehicle towed to dealership. Dealer said wheel hub has failed. Speculated problem was with manufacturer of the wheel hub. Weather was sunny. He does not know the purchase date or engine size. Ktf the dealer replaced the wheel hub. Updated 06/13/07.
The rim on the car broke too easily. I ran over a pot hole on the freeway and it cracked the inside of the rim and flattened the tire. The car is one month old and one rim plus the tire will cost $600.
I have a constant battle to keep the tire rims clean to prevent imbalance and vibration. In the winter the ice and mud have made it so bad one cannot drive over 30 MPH. The rest of the time its just dirt build up and cleaning regularly is necessary.
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