Ignition Module Problems of Honda Accord

Tl * the contact owns a 2001 Honda Accord. The contact was able to remove the key from the ignition while the vehicle was in drive and her foot was depressing the brake pedal. The failure occurred four times. The dealer stated that the ignition lock cylinder assembly failed. The vehicle was not repaired and the manufacturer was notified. The approximate failure mileage was 184,000.

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Vehicle stalled without warning. Continued to stall at low speeds high speeds cold engine hot engine. Since it was intermittant, mechanic had trouble diagnosing. I found a recall on NHTSA regarding this problem in which the ignition switch module was to blame. Honda refused to honor the recall given the length of time that had passed so I had it repaired at my mechanics.

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1999 Honda Accord. Consumer writes in regards to the faulty ignition switch recall. The consumer stated the ignition switch module was replaced per the recall. However, the replacement part failed, too. The ignition module was replaced a total of three times.

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Key will not start the car - ignition problem - car dies going down the road and all of the lights start to flash.

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Motor shuts down regardless of speed and can sometimes be restarted by applying pressure to the ignition switch key forward to restart if possible while on roadway. Otherwise, must execute a quick response to losing power braking, steering and etc. And drive to safety at off road location. Upon removing the ignition key from switch module, the metal key was extremely hot, starting engine back up often was not possible until ignition switch and key cooled down. This occurance put an unreasonable risk on occupants due possible accidents. The NHTSA campain id number 02v120000 addressed this issue. However, rejection of applying recall to my vehicle, even though the situation was exactly identical to recall by Honda dealer, who replaced switch at my expense and refused to consider that recall applied to the ignition unit as not on recall list. I questioned sensibility of this as my car's ignition switch was malfuncting exactly as the ignition switch under recall. Due to dealer's disposal and inability to retreive replaced item, unable to compare part number to Honda's list of bad switch components. I have placed a complaint with Honda motors u. S. A. , case #n032012011000163 which was rejected due that they don't show VIN# is included in the recall. I questioned this with them as recall and actual events occuring with my auto were identical. They advised that refund of the $184. 74 for replacing the ignition switch would not be possible even though problem was identical with recall as my vehicle wasn't included.

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The onboard computer/brain is malfunctioning. A certified mechanic has advised me that the abs/brake system and the srs/air bag system could deploy at any time due to the computer malfunction. I am concered that a serious accident could result if the brakes fail or the air bags prematurely deploy while I am driving.

While driving the vehicle stalls and shuts down, giving the owner no indication. The dealer said that the electronic control module is incorrect.

While driving the vehicle will stall. Driver has to put the vehicle in neutral and then the vehicle will start back up. Driver thinks that there is something wrong with the computer.

Pcm failed causing low idle and stalling. Yh.

Engine will cut out at irregular times and approaching stop signs it cuts out. The dealer was contacted, and states that the manufacturer has not been able to duplicate the problem. Also the computer controls the engine.

When starting vehicle srs warning light came on and stayed on. Dealer says a computer chip has to be replaced.

Check engine light keeps coming on, vehicle has been serviced several times porblems keeps reaccuring, keep replacing computer system.

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Ignition coil and ecu failed causing vehicle to stall intermittently. Nlm.

The computerized electronic ignition system failure caused the vehicle to hesitate under certain engine load condition.

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Faulty computer causes vehicle to stall when the weather is cold.

Hesitates/surges - was told is probably computer chip problem with new vtec engine.