Tl* the contact owns a 2007 honda pilot. The contact received notification of the federal safety agency campaign number: 14v351000 (air bags); however, the part needed to do the recall repair was unavailable. The contact stated that the manufacturer exceeded a reasonable amount of time for the recall repair. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure. The contact had not experienced a failure.
2007 Honda Pilot airbags complaints
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Honda dealers are unable to replace fatally defective airbags due to lack of replacement parts. I attempted to schedule recall repair and was told it could be months until parts are available.
Tl- the contact owns a 2007 honda pilot. The contact stated his VIN was not affected by the federal safety agency campaign number: 14v351000 (air bags) because the contact lives in north carolina. The contact does not feel comfortable being that he lives in close proximity to the affected vehicles. Both dealer and manufacturer have been made aware of the contacts concerns. The vehicle was no repaired. The vehicle was 83,789. Az
My honda pilot is on your list for recall due to faulty and deadly airbags. However honda has still not put my car on their recall list. According to national and local (boston) news stations it is because we don't live in an area that has a warm/hot climate most of the time. Having lived in both florida and boston - it gets just as hot here in the summer. As a government agency in charge of looking after our safety issues. Why is it you haven't made honda recall all of the vehicles on your list - picking & choosing who you protect? I am completing this form in the hope that I can file this complaint. Tried end of last week and earlier this week only to find site wasn't functioning. You finally fixed the VIN site, hope this one is fixed.
My complaint is that a review of high humidity states some are not listed.... Arkansas my state, has higher humidity than florida or louisiana I do not feel comfortable having honda self pick what states are high in humidity..... Some body please explain???? Am I supposed to wear a football helmet when I drive my honda!!!!!! A concerned honda purchaser for over 25 years.
Air bags of 2007 honda pilots, along with millions of other cars, have been recalled. There has been articles stating that it only affects cars in high humid and/or hot states. My VIN # does not bring a recall up but it is a 2007 honda pilot. If I do a search of 2007 honda pilot, the car comes up as airbag recall. Maybe this is because I'm in nc and it is not considered a high humidity state??? How can it be determined that my vehicle is safe and another one is not safe. I will not feel safe until my airbags are replaced but the dealership says there is no recall. I think about it every time I drive and especially when I am carrying my grandchildren or other passengers.
Tl* the contact owns a 2007 honda pilot. The contact was concerned that the recall for the federal safety agency campaign number: 14v351000 (air bags) was not open to residents whose vehicles were registered in north carolina. The contact did not disclose if there was a failure with the vehicle.
Tl* the contact owns a 2007 honda pilot. The contact received notification of the federal safety agency campaign id number: 14v351000 (air bags) however, the parts needed were not available for the repairs. The manufacturer was not notified of the issue. The contact had not experienced a failure.
The 2007 honda pilot is included in a list of honda vehicles as part of your recall #14v-35 dated 6/19/2014. Today I contacted american honda customer service and they verified that the VIN of my 2007 pilot is included in the recall. I was informed that the company has not yet sent owners a recall notice and they have no schedule yet to get the appropriate parts to the dealers. What really disturbs me is, the spokesperson confirmed this is a safety issue and if we chose to continue to drive the vehicle, we must drive with extreme caution, as front passengers could be seriously hurt in a frontal collision. American honda is not giving us a choice but a sentence. We must drive it as it is the only vehicle available for work commuting, and visiting sick family up-state. So we continue to drive a defective vehicle, knowing that possibly, through no fault of our own, the driver and front passenger could be seriously injured. There must be thousands of other people who are also in the same position within the scope of this recall. The federal safety agency must put major pressure on american honda to fix these vehicles before we or someone else is seriously injured.
We experienced a burning odor in the car cab, the air bag indicator lit and the A/C temperature rose to the outside air level. When taken to my car tech, he found that there was a fire on the right cabin wiring harness near where the harness enters the cabin. This fire burnt up all the wiring for several feet and disabled the A/C, front lights and air bag systems. If we had not caught this issue when we did, the engine could have had a fire even when not driving (I.e. In the garage at night). Our repairman also remarked that the airbags could have deployed at anytime when on the road. Obviously serious injury could have occurred! This was determined to be caused by a factory defect in manufacture. This problem was caused because the area of the engine where the wires passed through had rough edges resulting in wire fatigue and damage to the wire harness.
Srs indicator illuminates periodically for no obvious reason. Dealership read code 92-20 open/short in passenger airbag cutoff circuit; stated could be interference with AC inverter but don't use that in vehicle; did not attempt to fix the problem, sent me back home to monitor if it happened again. With nothing in passenger seat, SRS illuminates as well as with items in seat. As of 11/26/12, illuminated steadily for multiple trips (usually does not illuminate on every road trip). Honda defaults to no airbag deployment if SRS indicator is illuminated, so I am driving with no active airbags and two children with me in the car.
Tl* the contact owns a 2007 honda pilot. The contact stated that whenever the vehicle was started, the air bag warning light illuminated. The vehicle was not taken to a mechanic or the dealer for inspection or repairs. The manufacturer was not contacted. The failure and current mileages were 74,400. The VIN was unavailable.
Srs (airbag malfunction) red light came on 2007 honda pilot ex for no apparent reason. The SRS red light stays on while driving. Vehicle age only 3 years old with zero accident history. Worried about so called "honda reliability". This is a safety issue no doubt.
Car accelerated and brakes failed completely. This was a fatality accident. When approaching a red light the car did not slow down at all. This accident occured in the middle of a clear day. Reports showed the driver had no alcohol or drugs in their system. I have the black box data that was recovered from the scene and can forward it to you as an attachment.
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