general problems of the 1999 Honda Accord

My three small children and myself were traveling on the interstate in our home town right at city speed limit of 75mph when out of nowhere from the middle lane attempted to get in the right lane to to get off on my exit 4 miles ahead I slowly hit my brakes then the gas and my car would not move I was almost plowed into numerous times and almost caused a few collisions myself since I was not able to move at all l was so scared I was about to die with my kids I was frozen.

My power assisted driver's seat bracket that attaches the seat bottom to the seat base has fractured because of the weld condition of bracket. My seat weld at the left front corner of the seat bottom now causes the seat to rock with no stability. The Honda dealership will not honor the pe02072 stating that my VIN no. Is not in the range and that the time period has expired. This is a dangerous weld failure that odi should hold Honda accountable.

1999 Honda Accord: the bracket that attaches the driver seat bottom to the seat base at the front left corner is fractured due to the weld condition of bracket, this causes the seat to wobble and I grip the steering wheel as a support when seat position shifts.

The seat bracket on my 1999 Honda Accord broke as described in NHTSA action number pe02072. Honda refused to repair the seat and denied that there was ever a manufacture defect.

1) I tried to sit in my front seat 2) the front seat (driver) came off its track. This is an electric seat. 3) I am running down a replacement now.

The contact owns a 1999 Honda Accord. The contact stated that the driver seat in his vehicle became separated from the frame. The failure occurred while the contact was driving approximately 20 mph. He took the vehicle to the dealer and they stated that the seat detached from the bracket. He was informed that his VIN was not included in a similar product update. The current and failure mileages were 112,472. Updated 10/07/08. The transmission wasn't shifting properly. Updated 10/08/08.

1999 Honda Accord driver"s seat has developed excessive looseness (rocking motion). Honda of America issued a product update in 2003 , but is unwilling to repair problems that arose after 2005.

: the contact stated a piece of metal detached from the slider of the driver seat, causing free movement of the seat. The manufacturer was notified, who instructed the contact to take the vehicle to a service dealer. The vehicle was not taken in for service.

Seat frame bracket failure on power assisted driver's seat. The left front corner of of the seat bottom bracket failed, and appear to be due to the weld condition of the bracket. Under acceleration the silt tilts backwards. Can't believe the NHTSA just closed an investigation on 3/2003 this issue and decided it did not warrant the use of agency resources, I weigh 190 pounds, and do not jump into and out of my seat, it is clearly a manufacturing safety defect.

While driving the driver seat loosen up, became very mobile. Consumer feels that this can cause serious injuries if vehicle is in an accident. Please provide more details. Ts.

The driver seat got loose suddenly and tilted backward while the consumer was driving. The dealer replaced the lower track bracket.

While driving at any speed, the driver's seat moved. The vehicle has been taken to the dealer twice, but the problem continued. A part was added to remedy the problem but did not resolve the problem. The part was added twice and worked neither time. At times when the consumer was coming to a stop, the seat would jerk forward and back.

Driver's seat track came unbolted from floor. Dealer has inspected and repaired vehicle. The dealer paid half the cost of repair.

While stopping at a light driver's side seat reclined all the way back. Consumer could have hit someone. Took vehicle to dealer, and they fixed the seat adjusting mechanism.

The left front corner of the seat has about a half-inch of vertical slack in it. (you can move the left-front corner up that much with your hand. ) this allows the seat to rock back (in a rocking motion) when pushing against the seat back. This happens when getting in the car, changing positions in the seat, and even under hard acceleration. The dealer replaced the seat track under warranty. That didn't solve it. The service representative at the dealer told me this was not an uncommon problem. It started as soon as we got the car (purchased new) and it's never stopped.

Passenger seat tracks wouldn't latch correctly allowing the entire seat to slide backward when accelerating from a complete stop smashing the rear passengers legs. Component was replaced under warranty after second time to dealer about the problem.