Front Seat Recliner problems of the 2000 Honda Accord

The contact owns a 2000 Honda Accord. The driver's seat track is not bolted to the ground or the seat; therefore, the seat moves back and forth unexpectedly while driving at various speeds. The contact took the vehicle to the dealer and was informed that the tracking needed to be replaced. The failure mileage was 148,000 and current mileage was 150,000.

Various problems with 2000 Honda Accord. The alternator failed, the egr valve failed, the srs light illuminated, the driver's seat back panel had fallen due to s defective plastic anchor pin, the a/c stopped working, and the front passenger door seal at the bottom was falling off.

Broken weld under driver seat permitted the seat to "rock" backwards during acceleration with possible loss of control.

Front passenger seat has for 3 years failed to lock into place after the front seat is moved forward to allow access in the backseat. My wife was sitting in the front seat and upon a abrupt stop he seat accelerated forward and she hit her head on the front windshield. Even with a seat belt on this dangerous defect could not prevent bodily injury to my wife. The manufactuer states that even after looking at this seat several time, it is operational as expected.

The driver's seat back is loose and is getting worse. I am concerned that it won't hold if there is an accident. This was first noticed a couple of months ago.

Left driver side seat collapsed after being hit from rear. Sustained injuries to back, neck and knee. Would like for this agency to conduct an investigation as to a faulty otr seat manual adjuster. Part is believed to be 81660-884-a01.

After being rear ended, front seats broke and fell backwards, laying on back seats. Consumer states that the seat did not support the passengers neck or back, the seat was difficult to free from trapped objects that were on the back seat.

Drivers seat broke during vehicle collision causing a fractured vertebrea in the neck and damage knees from hitting the dashboard beneath the steering wheel. Nlm.