Door Latch Problems of Honda Civic

The contact owns a 2020 Honda Civic. The contact stated that the front driver’s side door failed to open as needed. The contact stated that several attempts were needed to open the door. After investigating the failure, the contact related the failure to the steel beams inside the door. The contact stated that the failure occurred frequently. The contact had suffered rotator cuff injuries on both shoulders. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The manufacturer was notified of the failure but referred the contact to the NHTSA hotline for assistance. The failure mileage was approximately 25,000.

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The contact owns a 2004 Honda Civic. The front passenger door handle broke in July 2009. In November 2009, the front driver door handle and the rear driver side door handle broke internally. He contacted the manufacturer who took note of the call but stated that they could not assist him since it was not a wide spread issue. The contact will have the vehicle inspected by a dealer. The current mileage was approximately 42,000 and the failure mileage was approximately 40,000.

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- the contact stated that the door locks for the 2000 Honda Civic could be opened by using any key. The dealership informed contact the door locks on the vehicle were no longer being used, and the new lock system that was being used could not be installed on this vehicle. The police dept informed the contact the locks on the doors could be opened by using any key. The contact stated the dealership has not inspected the vehicle. The vehicle currently had 55000 miles.

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On 3 occasions over past 3 years we have had key/ lock/ ignition switch problems. Result: 1. Inability to start engine; 2. Unable to unlock driver side door; 3. Unable to open trunk. Latest repair on 3-28-06 consisted of replacing trunk lock tumbler and driver side door lock tumbler. Repair advisor verbally stated trunk lock tumblers were badly worn; door lock tumblers needed lubrication. We consider consequences of failure could be serious given circumstances at time of failure.

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: the contact stated the doors would not unlock from the inside. When the button was pushed the latch would move up and down but the door would not open. The unlock button on the key fob was pushed multiple times and the doors eventually opened. This is an intermittent problem and the vehicle has not been seen by the dealership. Updated 4/19/2006 -.

The passenger side door and window mechanism is not working properly. The door can not be unlocked with a key, with keyless entry remote or from unlock handle on the inside of the car. The door will not stay unlocked even after turning key in key slot. The only way to open passenger side door is to insert key in key slot, turn key and pull door handle at the same time. The passenger can not open door from the inside. When opening or closing window, the window would get stuck. The window switch would have to be switched between open or close several times before window will continue moving. Both of these malfunctions are potential safety issues. What if the passenger(s) need to get out during an emergency?.

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The rear passenger side door will not unlock manually or with the keyless remote. The local mechanic replaced the door latch and the actuator assembly. After the repairs were done, the rear driver's side door failed to unlock. The vehicle will be taken back to the local mechanic for repairs. When the electrical components failed, the doors could not be manually unlocked.

Complaints with 2003 Honda Civic alarm system. The alarm would not shut when using the valet key, the door did not lock properly. The remote was replaced and the problem remained the same. The vehicle did not possess and open door indicator. The consumer seeked a request for arbitration and reimbursement.

I have had numerous problems with my power windows in my 1997 Honda Civic ex. The windown will only go back up halfway and gets off track, it has been in the shop several times. I finally placed the window regulator and it worked for about a week and then got off track again. I am signle female and have to pay everytime to get it back on track. I have spent about $200. 00 on getting it looked at, put back together because I do a lot of travel with my job. I know two other people (models 2003 & 1997) who have simialr problems. A mechanic told me that the window regulator has a mal-function. I love my Honda and mechanically it has been a great car except for back tires locking up this past winter but I think that was due to cold weather. I plan to purchase another Honda but my window is an aggravation. I know so many with similar problems and was wondering if Honda has initiated a recall process or if there are any other recalls on that car/model. Thanks-lena.

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When exiting vehicle and door lock is pushed down there would be a wierd noise. Vehicle's key would not lock or unlock door. Took vehicle to dealer, and was informed there was a special way to turn key, and door would open. Consumer stated that doors came unlocked. Please provide any further information.

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All four door latches were loose. The driver door latch was so loose, it almost fell off. I had to tighten all four latches with the supplied toolkit. This seemed like a very serious problem to me.

Since I bought my Honda Civic 2001 in oct 2000, the door power locks will intermittenly get stuck. We then are trapped in the car. I've taken it to 2 different Honda dealers and neither have a solution. It's dangerous, and since Honda seems not to care, I'm hoping you can help. I even have records showing that I've taken my car to the dealers.

Passenger's side door cannot manually or by using the electronic door locks to be opened. Consumer took vehicle to dealership, and they wanted to replaced everything. The dealer has fixed the door.

Driver side door is inoperative, and is unable to open the door from the outside or inside.

When opening both driver's side and passenger's side doors while being parked on a very slight incline, both doors closed. Consumer has contacted the dealer, dealer stated normal operation. Please provide any further details.

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