[/QUOTE]Originally Posted by Honda
March 31,2008
WASHINGTON -- Honda Motor Co. (F: 5.83, +0.11, +1.92%) said Monday it was recalling more than 4.6 Millions cars. Federal safety regulators on Monday urged Honda Motor Co. vehicle owners to an earlier recall on Civics and Integras . The recall would be to fix a valve in the cars engine bay which could potentially be fatal. In a statement released by Honda today, 96-05 Civics as well as the 94-01 Acura Integras are being recalled for a faulty valve that could release harmful emissions into the passenger compartments... Leading to asphyxiation or possibly death....

read more about it here:

https://www.ahm-ownerlink.com/SEO/HondaRecall.asp[/QUOTE]


Really inportant info, just got off the phone with honda and i have a appointment for tomorrow!

 

what if we have swaps lol

 

And the name of this valve would be? and its use? I dont feel like signing up for that site

 

I'm gonna call honda tomorrow and see what the say. and if you cn just take it to a dealer and get it changed. I'm not signing up for that sight either.

 

you dont have to sign on it hust gives you more info

 

looks like its to bad for us then. lol! oh well we drive hondas for a reason most of us knowing they arent safe in the first place

if i wanted saftey ide buy a corolla or sumthing..

Vtec > Safety 4 Life!!!

 

suit your self
im getting mine checked out

 

its probably just some emissions valve, i dont have any of that so i guess i would be dead by now right lol

 

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sounds like somebodys worried haha,

i've never heard of this before and my grandma has been driving here 96 coupe for 12 years now every day and she's still kickin.

 

what's funny about this is that we're 12 years past 96.

 

im not woried
but i rather be safe than sory

 

i dont know how legit this is but if you guys dont trust his link, i found the site thru the honda website. go to http://automobiles.honda.com/ then click on cutomer relations, then on " visit the owners page, then on "owner link website", then on "view recall information".

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 95sloweg &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i dont know how legit this is but if you guys dont trust his link, i found the site thru the honda website. go to http://automobiles.honda.com/ then click on cutomer relations, then on " visit the owners page, then on "owner link website", then on "view recall information".</TD></TR></TABLE>


dude there the same link..... https://www.ahm-ownerlink.com/SEO/HondaRecall.asp the o.p. just cut out all the b.s. on how to get to it and posted up the link instead of a tutorial on how to get there but like i said i doubt its so serious that ppl are gonna dying in their civics. Or else something would have been said about it by now

Still waiting on someone to join the site or watever and post more info on exactly what is the cause of the recall other than " a valve in the engine bay that could potentially be fatal " Cause i have no idea what valve it could be....

 

i got my hatch checked out and its fine it didnt cost a thing

 

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yea what if we do

 

who knows get on the link and get more info
it gives you brife details and a # to call and set up an apointment

 

what if i dont have p/s and a/c and madd jdm??

 

Though I can't get anything but a page asking me to join the site (which I already did years ago) through the link the OP posted, it looks like my '98 EX coupe, my boyfriend's '97 CX hatch and my sister's Integra are all still up to date on any recalls. I had one (floormat), his had two (floor mat and airbags) and hers had none. The last ones were from 1999 for both Civics.

 

same here with the floormat recall from 99, maybe I should get factory floormats then have that retainer put in. I bought a honda fourwheeler back in 02 so I've had an acct. with honda finance then they came out with the owner link so I added in the car which is really cool for honda to do that and imo other manufacturers should take a note and do the same thing.

Also I have a 95 ford truck that needed the cruise control fix where they would go bad and allow brake fluid to enter the hot switch and allow the vehicle to catch on fire so I got on ford's website but they didn't list anything for my truck so called their 800 number and the lady tells me they only go back 10 yrs and that for me to call my dealership for further assistance so I called them in the morning and they said to bring it on over.

ford
honda

 

ive never heard of that before. and my boy works for honda, he would have let us know.

but, if you guys still dont know, honda is also discontinuing parts for d and b series motors.

 

Wow,

Honda really delayed that recall. I guess the problem wasn't an issue until those cars got older and older.

 

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but, if you guys still dont know, honda is also discontinuing parts for d and b series motors.</TD></TR></TABLE>

I'm having a hard time believing that.

 

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but, if you guys still dont know, honda is also discontinuing parts for d and b series motors.</TD></TR></TABLE>



No they aren't. By law, an automobile manufacturer must produce replacement parts for a vehicle for a minimum of 10 years after they cease production of said vehicle. Meaning, they couldn't begin to discontinue parts until at least 2011.

 

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No they aren't. By law, an automobile manufacturer must produce replacement parts for a vehicle for a minimum of 10 years after they cease production of said vehicle. Meaning, they couldn't begin to discontinue parts until at least 2011 for Bs... </TD></TR></TABLE>

...and 2010 for D16/15s.