Electronic Stability Control Related Problems of the 2003 Honda Civic Hybrid

Table 1 shows one common electronic stability control related problems of the 2003 Honda Civic Hybrid.

Table 1. Electronic Stability Control related problems of Honda Civic Hybrid

Problem Category Number of Problems
Electronic Stability Control problems
2

Electronic Stability Control problem #1

"takata recall" 2003 Honda Civic Hybrid with ima and engine lights went off. No charge to battery cause the car to malfunctions. Such as electrical steering wheel stop working. Engine lost power and stop while driving on city street at stop side. I changed new diehard 12v battery and also checked and verified the ima battery is good (each cell above 7 volts). I think the car need to update software from Honda. Please help us for the recall to update software. Many people have the same problem and they post their story on youtube.

Electronic Stability Control problem #2

The failure is a software defect, which causes the engine to stop running at random, unpredictable times, under unpredictable conditions. It has occurred four times with my vehicle, and luckily, not in dangerous circumstances. The only way to restart the engine is to bring the vehicle to a complete stop, put it in park, turn off the key completely, wait a minute, then turn the ignition to start. If it were to occur in traffic, as on the interstate, this would be a very dangerous situation. I have taken the car to the dealer for this problem, who says he cannot address it because he cannot observe it occurring, he also says that the problem is the responsibility of Honda corp, since it is a design issue.


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