Ignition Switch problems of the 2002 Honda CR-V

This is for my Honda crv 2002, we have enough trouble for this car from airbag to power windows and now is the ignition key thats losing contact, the car wont start after 5 or 6 times of trying to turn the key to start mode. I searched online and found that this is a known problem for this car. I called Honda and they said that they're not aware of this issue. Im writing this email to get some help from you to address this issue. I dont know why Honda always play this game of not helping out the consumers right away, they always wait until someone gets hurt or die before they act on this kind of issue. This ignition switch is very dangerous, what if my car stall in the middle of the freeway? this is very very dangerous and scary. . . Thanks for your help.

2002 Honda Cr-v. Consumer states his vehicle rolled backwards after taking the key out of the ignition, because he did not properly shift it into park. He was not notified of a recall and on Hondas website the status of his vehicle was that this issue was repaired and it was not.

- the contact owns a 2002 Honda crv. The contact stated that the ignition switch would intermittently stick. The vehicle was involved in recall 03v422000. The vehicle was inspected by a Honda dealer as apart of the recall, and they did not find a problem, therefore, nothing was repaired. The ignition switch recently became stuck, and the vehicle was towed to a Honda dealer. The ignition switch and assembly were replaced. The contact stated that the failure would not be covered under the previous recall. The failure mileage was 57,000, and the current mileage was 57,498. The consumer states that when he came to pick up the vehicle at the dealership that there were was food left in the car and evidence of blood all over the place. The consumer took pictures and filed a police report just in case something happened in the car. The consumer has provided a copy of the police report. The consumer was informed that the mechanic was cut on the dashboard that is why the blood was located in the car. The consumer wants to be reimbursed for all services performed on the car. Updated 05/23/07.

I have a 2002 Honda crv. On numerous occasions I have accidentally attempted to remove the key from the ignition with out the transmission being in park and have been successful. Not every time. I don't know the exact dates. Honda had a safety recall for an interlock. I took the vehicle in and they advised interlock working at this time. After that on at least two occasions I removed the key without having in park. I returned to dealer again and again while at the dealer it did not fail. The dealer said they could not fix until failed while in their possession. I called Honda customer service and they asked me to take it back to the dealer again. I asked what happened if it didnt fail at the dealer again. They said then they could not do anything. Since this is an intermittent problem, I think Honda should take the necessary steps to correct it.

Consumer received a recall notice for ignition switch interlock failure. However, no parts were available.

Consumer received NHTSA recall 03v422000 concerning ignition failure in December 2003. Consumer called the dealer, who indicated that there were no parts available for recall repairs. Consumer called again several days later, but the dealer still did not have the parts available.

Consumer received recall 03v422000 notice concerning metal parts in ignition. After sixty days dealer still had not made an attempt to repair the vehicle. The consumer was told no parts were available.

The parts to peform ignition switch recall 02v120000 repairs have not been available to the dealership for 3 months.

Tl- the contact owns a 2002 Honda Cr-v. The contact attempted to open the door with his key on the driver door and the vehicle failed to open. The vehicle was taken to the dealer for diagnostic testing. The dealer stated the door lock cylinder would need to be replaced. The vehicle was repaired. 2 years later the failure reoccurred. The vehicle was not repaired. The failure mileage was 20,000. Another failure the contact wanted to report a progressive problem with his ignition switch. The contact stated that initially he has having problem turning the key in the ignition switch. Eventually, the key became stuck in the ignition switch. The contact had to have the vehicle towed to his residence. The contact hired a locksmith. The locksmith stated the entire ignition cylinder would need to be replaced. The vehicle was repaired. The failure mileage was 230,000. Az.

This is the 3rd recall on my 2002 Honda Cr-v. The 1st was for the power-train-automatic transmission, the 2nd for electrical system-ignition switch, and now it's for the Cr-v a/t shift cable. The whole car seems faulty. What are my rights as a consumer? shouldn't they just give me a new car?.

Ignition was accidentally to be turned off and the key removed with the automatic transmission still in drive on 2 occasions up to date.

The consumer was never again contacted regarding the replacement parts to perform ignition switch interlock recall. Recall#03v422000.

Vehicle has had 4 or 5 recall notices. The last one was regarding the ignition switch key interlock. When the vehicle was taken for recall repair the dealership didn't have the parts available to fix the switch. The cigarette light stopped working.

The consumer received the recall notice and contacted the dealer for an appointment. The dealer informed the consumer that the parts would not be available until the second week in March. Recall# 03v422000 subject: metal particles in ignition.

Consumer contacted the dealer in regards to recall number 02v251000. Consumer is not sure if the recall work has been preformed on vehicle. Requesting someone from this agency to reconfirm that. Please provide further information. Ts.