Instrument Panel Problems of Honda Accord - part 2

The lcd on the console which controls the radio and air temperature, just blew out, this afternoon. We cannot see anything on there. I just researched the problem online and see that this is a common recurring problem. The fix is to replace the whole radio system which costs around $ 500 plus. I do believe this is Honda's responsibility. I do not expect something like the lcd screen to blow out in just a little after 45000 miles. And I did not drive my car often. This is definitely a manufacturer's defect and problem.

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The contact owns a 1996 Honda Accord. While driving 45 mph, the contact noticed that the odometer had stopped. The temperature was 50 degrees. The current and failure mileages were 109,620.

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Engine light won't turn off! over the last several years, I have taken this in to my mechanic and he checks it and finds nothing wrong and turns it off. A couple weeks later, it comes on again! I'm sick of this. This is supposed to be a good car. But I think the 1998 is a lemon.

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- the contact owns a 2003 Honda Accord with a failure mileage of 83,000. The contact stated that when she turned on the headlights the instrument panel became too dim to read. The contact took the vehicle to the dealer, and was told that the audio unit had to be replaced. The dealer replaced the unit free of charge, but the failure recurred. The current mileage was 85,975.

What will be the determination and procedure for Honda and Acura motor vehicles as it relates to the 2. 5% error on the odometers from 2002 to 2006?.

2000 Honda Accord ex 4 cyl. VIN# 1hgcg565xya0xxxxx experience sudden loss of instrument panel lighting, automatic transmission selection indicator light, door and trunk open indicator light when running light and headlight switch was turned on. This failure presents the same symptoms as a recall for 2000 Accords with a v-6 engine but is outside the narrow scope of the Honda recall.

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The backlighting on the center console went out. No fuses were blown. Radio and a/c are operation but you cannot see the status. You cannot control the heat or the defroster. Without knowing the status of this equipment, an accident is almost assured. . Fogged front window.

This problem has been occurring intermittently for 2. 5 years, has never manifested itself while at the dealer. It all started with the yellow traction control triangle lighting up, right after we bought the car. No symptoms, just solid non-blinking light on dash. Dealer had no solution. The problem got worse when my wife noticed that the car's transmission seemed to "bog down". I never experienced it, just my wife. Dealer said this was just the traction control kicking in, no solution. Last July, 4 hours from home, the car suddenly bogged down on me, I immediately looked down at the dash. . . The car was traveling 70 mph, the speedometer was dead, the engine was dead, I happened to be at an exit ramp, so I coasted off the interstate to a stop. I called the dealer in the nearest city, and they said to restart the car, I did, and it ran. I took the car to auto zone where they said the code was "speed control sensor/short". Dealer checked it, and said there was no problem with sensor. They blamed it on having too much transmission fluid in the transmission. A few times since July, the car has mysteriously gone dead in traffic, notably while in the turn lane. 2 weeks ago, the red brake light started coming on. An isolated and separate issue I think. Last week, I drove 1 hour to the airport. The traction control and check engine light came on, and every time I used the turn indicator, the car died. It restarted itself as soon as the turn indicator was released if moving fast on road. While looping around the airport terminal, it stalled several times as I tested to see if the turn signal still killed it, having to shift to neutral and restart, as the car was idling when it stalled this time. I turned the car off to load bags, and when I turned it back on, no symptoms, and it has not done it since last week. The dealer could not reproduce the problem, again no solution.

The srs (supplemental restraint system) dash light comes on and will not go off until the part is replaced. The dealership told me the airbags would not operate or would not operate properly if a wreck occurred because the part was "bad". I was provided a rental car while the part was replaced. Previous research revealed a previous investigation into this problem on the 2001 Honda Accord. (why is the same defective part still being used?).

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The contact owns a 2000 Honda Accord. The contact stated that the instrument panel light (recall # 04v256000) is dimming. The keys can be removed from the ignition (recall # 05v025000) while the vehicle is in motion. The manufacturer stated that his vehicle is excluded from the recall. The engine size was unknown. The current mileage is 105,000 and failure mileage was 80,000.

I have a 2003 Honda Accord with approximately 52,000 miles and yesterday the radio lights and the center pod lights which control the heating and air conditioning lighting stop working and I have no idea what happened, I have checked any and all fuses under the dash and also in the engine compartment and there are blown fuses. Nothing else so far is out of the norm, I am just no sure where to look or what to do since the vehicle is out of warranty.

I have had continuous problems with my 2001 Honda Accord with the emergency lights. First the emergency brake light wouldn't turn off, and the dealership supposedly fixed it. It came on again just a few weeks later. I ended up taking it to another shop to be fixed. The srs light kept coming on, and it was suppose to be fixed. Now it has come on and stayed on, and the dealership refuses to take care of it without charging me an exorbitant amount just to a diagnostic test. I think they should fix these problems at not cost to the customer.

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Problem statement: 2003 Honda Accord console control lighting and stereo background lighting has failed. Why is this a problem: during night time driving you cannot see the controls to make adjustments and therefore have to turn on the overhead lighting to make any adjustments to the fan, temperature, change air flow position etc, or adjust the stereo. This is an error precursor to having an accident as it distracts you from driving. This is a generic problem: a quick research of the web indicates this is a common failure among Honda Accords ranging from years 2003 to 2005. In these Honda Accords all of the console control lighting is powered by circuits in the stereo and therefore the only fix is to replace the stereo at an estimated cost of $300 to $500 dollars.

Two years ago my dash lights would just suddenly go out and then come back on, my srs light stayed on as well. When I took it to the dealership they reset my srs light but told me nothing was wrong. Last year my dashlight problem got worse and my srs light continues to go on and off constantly. Took it back to the dealer and they told me I need a new drivers side multiplex unit and that nothing is wrong with my srs. I have a 2000 2dr v6 ex. I am not covered under this recall because I have a sunroof.

The contact owns a 2000 Honda Accord lx. The interior lights on the dashboard are not illuminated. The contact stated that the lights on the dashboard have malfunctioned since 2005, but now the lights have shut off entirely. The contact stated that the failure was identical to recall 04v256000. The current mileage was 300,000. The failure mileage was 100,000.

On 4 seperate occasions, I have been driving the car under 35 mph, when the instruments on the dashboard lit up and the car lost all power including the power steering. Today I was almost rear ended when it happened. All the events have been within the last year. I have also noticed that the radio has been skipping stations the last several days. The instrument panel that controls the clock does not work at longer. The most concerning issue is losing power as I'm driving, wondering if the person behind me is going to stop after applying the brakes and putting on my emergency signals. I am not the first person that have had this problem with the 2001 model. Someone needs to look into the situation to determine what is causing the problem and issue a notice before someone dies when the car loses power.

Audio-hvac display model is dark for an unknown reason.

Over-clocked odometer for 2004 Honda Accord.

2003 Honda Accord recall notice for radio display. The consumer stated he was not able to see the radio station numbers, the temperature on the air condition or the heater. The consumer was informed the rotors were bad and needed to be replaced.