Navigational (global Positioning System) Gps Problems of Honda Civic

Initial official manufacturer franchise new vehicle dealer sponsored after market security alarm, karrs system; official manufacturer factory alarm; and gps navigation radio system. Alarm was successfully set off several times within the time frames selected to protect the sleep and rest of the community, violating city of walnut, CA municipal order 3. 40. 030 certain noise prohibited. Alarm was also set to lock out driver after work (355 s lemon Ave, walnut, CA 91789) after 11 pm pst, and then again down the road at vons (350 n lemon Ave, walnut, CA 91789), at 11:30 pm pst on the same evening, and on several occasions to be left stranded at 24 hour fitness parking lots at 1600 s azusa Ave, city of industry, CA 91748-1674 and 18730 amar rd, walnut, CA 91789-4168, and allow theft to occur at in retaliation for visiting 24 hour 21560 valley blvd, city of industry, CA 91789-5241 and parking there. Put at risk others that were not on business who helped in assisting in shutting off battery to start car to be able to move it back home to get it restarted to take it back to the dealer; could've been criminalized for unlicensed activity. No. Only aaa. Usually drains battery. Yes. West covina Honda r. O. 734681, aside from others; and ontario Honda tag 360212. There weren't any messages prior to the failure. Car went into similar mode that exists when one or more of the alarms are active. Both alarms were uninstalled, aside from the immobilizer and key component. At w. C. Honda, the green key light illuminated during r. O. Ontario Honda didn't provide details regarding inspection other than no issues found. Confidentiality not high; observers constantly get details and mock when possible w/o detection or punishment, inclusion non deterrent. Always seems to be protecting harasser/ criminal activity. Such activities make obvious that dealer service repair is similar to a closed examination campus, I. E. Cannot always reproduce problem.

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My 2017 Honda Civic ex-t coupe shuts down my digital screen and audio system with the message "amp is in protection mode" this then makes any hands free devices turn completely off from the car. This is a safety issue because in my state, cell phones and any other form of electronics are not permitted. So when being on the phone or using gps it shuts everything down and thats a major safety concern. I recently went to many Honda dealers and they have contacted Honda north America but they told me Honda does not know what the problem could be and that they recalled the 2016 Honda Civics for a similar issue, but since they didn't recall the 2017 Honda Civics then there is nothing they can do. This problem is stressing me out because I can't follow the directions on my gps or answer important calls if needed. Also I went to audio techs who told me this is the most bizarre situation they've ever experienced. I do not think it is fair for me to pay all of this money on my new car (only owned for 3 months). I am also a first time buyer and this makes me regret ever buying a car! the vehicle is on for a few minutes and then the message occurs and then shuts off everything. I even got my whole audio system and amp taken out for further tests and no-one seems to know. If you guys can help in anyway to recall the 2017 Civics with this issue that would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

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The contact owns a 2017 Honda Civic. The contact stated that the vehicle's navigation system failed. Although they were on the freeway, the navigation system re-routed them as though they were on the street. The contact also stated that the vehicle's radio failed. The failures occurred without warning. The vehicle was taken to the dealer where it was diagnosed that the system needed a software update. The vehicle was repaired; however, the radio still failed. The vehicle was taken back to the dealer where it was diagnosed that the tuner and antenna needed to be replaced. The vehicle was repaired, but the rearview and passenger side cameras failed. The vehicle was again returned to the dealer where it was diagnosed that the electrical console needed to be replaced. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The failure mileage was approximately 4,900.

Brand new Honda Civic sedan touring has had navigation system/gps problems from day two: - does not acquire satellite data / does not connect to satellite - navigation system showing the car location completely wrong, sometimes by a mile - navigation system rebooting itself while driving - car symbol is wiggling all over the map while driving this happens almost every time car is driven, on a two-lane street or on a highway, day or night. More than 10 instances caught on video and pictures. There have been times when it endangered car passengers' safety by showing wrong information and giving wrong directions in unfamiliar surroundings where gps/navigation system were needed. It has been taken back to the selling dealership three times for repair: first time a navigation software "reset" was performed, second time was kept for 9 days and the hmi head was replaced, third time was kept for 6 days and the antenna was replaced. It continues to have the same problems. After more than 21 days of dragging their feet the selling dealership has agreed to look at the car again, Monday Jan. 16th. The car right now has less than 4,500 miles.

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Audio system is not properly initializing about 80% of the time you start the car. While much of this is simply inconvenient (no sound for the radio) it affects safety as there is no sound for the built in gps forcing you to look at the gps for navigational prompts versus audio prompts and the bluetooth system does not function so during incoming or outcoming calls instead of using bluetooth hands free you must pick up your phone while driving which is illegal in many states and switch from the car mode to the handset mode and then use one hand to hold the phone to talk, further distracting from safe driving. This appears to affect the touring model only, Honda is aware of the issue. Happens in all driving conditions but is random (about 80% of the time audio does not work). Honda case #04338617 was opened. They said to just wait for a fix, have owned car for 30 days now (new purchase). Dealer has no solution either.