Windshield Wiper/washer Problems of Honda Accord

The contact owns a 2003 Honda Accord coupe. The contact stated that while driving 60 mph, the windshield wipers failed. The manufacturer was contacted and advised the contact that there was a recall under NHTSA campaign id number: 08v169000 (visibility: windshield wiper/washer:motor) but his vehicle was not included. The vehicle was not repaired. The failure and current mileage was 140, 000.

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Windshield wipers quit working while driving in rain. Could no longer see adequately to drive the vehicle. Taking to dealer for repair.

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The contact owns a 2009 Honda Accord. The front drivers side windshield wiper does not properly remove water while driving in rainy conditions. When the wipers are in the down position the wiper blade pulls water back onto the windshield. The vehicle was taken to an authorized dealer where he was informed that the windshield wiper was operating as it was designed. The vehicle was not repaired. The failure mileage was 10 and the current mileage was 12,000.

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My son was driving my 2004 Honda Accord le when a thunderstorm hit. When he turned on the windshield wipers they failed to work. Wiper motor failed.

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The contact owns a 2003 Honda Accord. While pulling out of the garage, the contact noticed that his windshield wipers were not working. The manufacturer stated that his vehicle was not included in NHTSA campaign id number 08v169000 (visibility:windshield wiper/washer:motor), even though the failures were identical. The current and failure mileages were 47,800.

While driving in moderate rain showers, water pools on drivers side windshield. Very noticeable at speeds of 50-70 mph. Windshield wipers operating at any speed actually pull the pool of water from the left side of the front pillar into the drivers vision on the downstroke.

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1. Windshield washer system does not work properly, or at all below 38 degrees. 2. This failure makes seeing out the windshield hard to impossible with splash back and deicing fluid on the roads. 3. I was told by the dealer that Honda knows of the problem but has no solution.

: the contact stated when the windshield wipers were turned on in the rain; the front right wiper scratched the windshield. The wiper was turned off and the contact pulled the wiper arm away from the windshield to adjust the blade when the wiper arm fractured. The service dealer and manufacturer were notified.

Since buying my car 2003 Honda Accord ex v6 coupe in 03. I had exhaust problems, radio replacement, park and brake sensor replacement, power outlet wiring problems and the windshield wipers freeze up during heavy rainstorms. This has almost caused a few accidents, but the dealership can find no problem. Last Thursday my car seemed to be hesitating before shifting into either 2nd or 3rd. I couldn't tell for sure. Later that night, the car began to jump into & out of the low gears while starting & stopping at lights. I pulled off the road and the car would not move in reverse (only rev up). After some time, the car jumped into reverse and back into a ditch. After getting back on the road, traveling approx 60 miles per hr, I eased off the accelerator, the car powerfully downshifted to 2nd gear. Had it not been for the seat belt, I believe I would have been injured. My dog was in the car with me & thrown into the dash, then the floor. The tires barked. The car then suddenly up shifted to a higher gear. I made it home that night and drove straight to the dealership the next morning. The car seemed to be doing ok. I arrived and was told to make an apt for next week. Less then 10 miles away the car would no longer shift out of 3rd gear and then would not go in reverse. I drove it back to the dealer. I was told I needed to replace the transmission at my expense, and I was pretty much at fault because I had not completed all my service at Honda. I explained that it was impossible for me to make it to them during their business hours. So, some of my normal oil changes were done at other lube centers. I then asked him about the transmission recall and he said that had nothing to do with my problem. After waiting more than ã‚â½ hr while he cut up with employees, I spoke to the location manager and asked about temporary transportation until I could contact american Honda, and he suggested I buy a new car.

In August 2005 and on September 19, 2005, I experienced the same problem. On my 2003 Honda Accord, the windshield wipers stopped working while in use and during rain storms. On the first occasion, I barely avoided a serious car accident. The wipers stop on the glass, completely. My mother was in the vehicle with me the first occasion and can serve as a witness.

At first none of the windows rolled down. Currently, the door locks froze, and consumer was unable to access the vehicle that had a keyless entry system. Consumer had one lock on the door that the key went into and that lock also froze. At this time, the consumer had to leave the doors unlocked in order to gain access. This presented a safety hazard due to necessity of accessing auto after work in a dark parking structure at a city hospital. The dealership blew dry the inside door, but with michigan winters , consumer foresee a high probability of recurrence. The right side windshield wiper insert started falling out and scratched the windshield. Reinstalled wiper insert.

Front windshield wipers stopped operating while driving in inclement weather. Consumer had to pull over until it stopped raining. Dealer was notified.

I purchased my $34,000 2003 Accord on may 13, 2003 from route 23 Honda in pomton plains, NJ. After purchasing it, I noticed that the plastic/glass moldings around the doors were were very deformed. Three moldings have been fixed after 2 times being in for service, and one has yet to be fixed(waiting for part). The radio was making a squeaking noise and deformed looking, and they replaced the entire unit. On the right front tire well, there was a molding that was never screwed in properly, and began to hang down, which was replaced. The shifter has a loose stitch on it, which is becoming very sharp and can possibly cut someone. The part was put on order 3 months ago, but I was never notified of it's arrival. The driver side windshield wiper nozzle sprays directly into the wiper arm. This was brought in for service 4 times, and finally another dealership(sussex Honda) ordered a new nozzle which will hopefully work. The car has a slight burning smell when I park the car after driving. I brought this to Honda's attention, but of course they didn't find anything wrong with it. The car also has a slight grinding feeling that can mostly be felt between 1500 and 2500 rpms. I brought this into service 4 times and they couldn't find anything wrong(again). Along with that, when I put the car in drive, after about 20 feet it makes a horrible grinding noise and feeling in the gears. The car also seems to lack the power that it should have. I know this because I had a 2003 Accord lx v6 coupe, and then traded it in for a 2003 Accord ex v6 coupe. The lx had a lot more power than the ex. Also the lx had no wiper problems, grinding problems, or other problems that I have with the ex. Overall I have found 10 defects with my car within the first month of having it. After all of these problems, and having the dealership and the Honda service center hotline treat me as if I was making up these problems and that it was my fault for having these problems I will never buy another Honda again!.

Driver side seat shakes/moves when accelerating or appling brakes, the dealer replaced the track but the problem still exist, the windshield wipers are sluggish and the left wiper was very noisy and left streak on the windshield, the glove box door would not close properly, the drivers seat belt would not retract intermittently due to the belt being twisted/curled, the left rear door would not close properly, fog lights were out of focus, the air bag light illuminated.

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Windshield wipers are failing to operate. Please provide any additional information.

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Driving down the road, going 35mph, hit small bump in road and both airbags deployed, windshield broke.

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Left front window washer failed, dealer repaired and failed again. Yh.

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Windshield fogs up when raining /heater on.

Windshield wipers intermittently become inoperable in rainy weather conditions, cause unknown. Please give any further details.

Consumer believes vehicle is not new because the window glasses are etched. The windshield wipers were sluggish upon use and left wiper was very noisy which left streaks on the windshield.

Wipers becoming entangled.