13 problems related to wiper have been reported for the 2011 Honda Civic. The most recently reported issues are listed below. Please also check out the statistics and reliability analysis of the 2011 Honda Civic based on all problems reported for the 2011 Civic.
The driver's side visor has split and just hangs down in the line of vision. . . . I purchased a new genuine Honda visor and the same thing is happening to it. Now the passenger side visor is also beginning to split. Honda will not stand behind their defective visors. It is not overused or abused in any way. My vehicle is always well maintanined.
The sun visor falls and is split and does not stay in place. This reduces my ability to block the sun when I am driving.
Interior window visor assembly parts seperation, causing malfunction, hazardous opteration and visibility when in motion.
Windshield wipers dont always work. I will push on the handle and the wipers will not move. This is also a huge safety hazard, if its raning hard and I cant see while driving. Sometimes there is a huge delay from pushing handle and wiper blades actually moving. Sometimes, the wipers will not move at all. Very dissatified with this Honda. Will never buy another Honda again.
Drivers side sun visor hanging down it won't stay up.
Driver and passenger side visors are mechanically defective. Flipping them from up to down uses an internal component which snaps, keeping the visor in place to stay out up out of visibility or down to block the sun. After 15k miles or so, snap component pushes out through the visor assembly, preventing ability to use during driving -- and ultimately off the bracket holding the visor to the ceiling. Car has 46k miles on it -- both visors have now been replaced 3 times.
Driver's side sun visor split horizontally, making it unable to stay in up position. It will fall down on its own-partially obstructing view.
The sunvisor in the driver's side is broken. At first, one side split open and wasn't keeping the visor in place letting it fall in front of the driver's face. After few days, it completely felt off. I bought this car brand new and only have about 24,000 miles, I don't drive it very much and I think it is bad quality in their sunvisor. I called the Honda dealer and they want to charge me $110, they said that there is not in recall because is the 2011 model.
Both sun visors cracked and no longer remain in the stowed position. Then can fall down into the driver's field of view.
Driver side sun visor is defective and will not stay up. Need to get a replacement bacause Honda refused to cover under warranty.
The sun visor for the car has been replaced every year since purchasing the vehicle, as it melts off in the summer heat. The visor will hang and block visibility for the driver causing hazardous conditions. After 7 replacements, the visor has since been removed. I am unable to drive during sunrise or sunset. I will likely have to get rid of this vehicle for this reason, as I cannot safely drive it for a large portion of the day.
My sun visors have split open at the seam and do not stay up. They obstruct my vision, especially driving at night. Both driver side and passenger side visors broke within one day of each other at 37,700 miles. Honda refuses to extend warranty and says that I must have damaged them by not using them correctly! car is only one year old and was purchased brand new.
I love my Honda Civic and this is the 2nd one I've had, however I have one safety issue with the 2011, visibility and blind spots while driving. Sitting in the drivers seat, the part between the front windshield and the passenger side window has nearly caused me several accidents. I pull up to stop sign, and road looks clear, but when I start to pull out, I just miss a car or truck that was caught in that one blind spot. Honda should look into this and fix the design of this area.