general problems of the 2008 Honda CR-V - part 2

Locks lock and unlock on their own at random intervals regardless of vehicle moving or stationary. Locks make horrible loud grinding and clicking sounds.

Crv was in park, turned on ignition, closed driver door and went around to back door to get something from the back seat; car locks locked when I closed door. We had to jimmy the car lock open while car was on. Now, one of the back locks sounds like a machine gun when we lock the car with the fob or when the locks close themselves after reaching a certain speed.

Rear left door keeps locking and unlocking itself while in motion, unlock itself when parked.

Tl-the contact owns a 2008 Honda Cr-v. The contact stated that while stationary, the door actuator failed. The contact described that a strange noise sounded from the front driver's side door upon opening the door. The contact described that a buzzing noise sounded from the front driver's side door upon unlocking the driver's door with the key fobik. An independent mechanic and thelen Honda - 1020 north euclid avenue, bay city, michigan 48706 (989) 671-1150 - were made aware of the failure. The dealer indicated that the vehicle was under recall and repaired in 2015. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The manufacturer was not made aware of the failure. The failure mileage was approximately 158,000. Ad.

Rear left door lock actuator malfunction. Doesn't locks the door.

The door lock actuator on the passenger side of the car is malfunctioning. It causes the door not to lock. Whenever the brakes is applied the locking mechanism clicks back and forth while driving and parked.

The door lock cycles constantly from lock to unlock and most importantly, after parking and locking the car, I found the trunk does not lock.

When driving, my doors will spontaneously lock and unlock - I do not push the buttons to do so. Also, my backseat doors do not lock. They appear locked, but the doors still open no matter what. My front passenger door also locks immediately after unlocking.

Tl the contact owns a 2008 Honda Cr-v. While driving 20 mph, the vehicle decelerated and lost power. As a result, another vehicle crashed into the rear of the contact's vehicle. The contact felt ill and drowsy prior to the crash. The air bags did not deploy. The contact suffered neck and back injuries, which required medical attention. A police report was filed. The dealer was not contacted for diagnostic testing. The vehicle was towed to an independent mechanic who stated that a new bumper was needed and the rear passenger side tail light needed repairing. The body damage was repaired. The manufacturer was not contacted. The failure mileage was unknown.

I purchased a used 2008 Honda crv on 07/19/2017. About a week ago the rear driver side door lock was unlocking by itself. While driving on city streets and fluctuating between 5 to 20mph the door locks would lock and unlock until you get to highway speed. The rear driver door would stay unlocked. I went to a Honda dealer to have it looked at and they said the actuator was bad and the rear passenger side door lock actuator was beginning to fail due a load noise when activated. They replaced both actuators at a cost of $602. 25. I have service records of the vehicle from the past owner and the past owner had the driver side front actuator replaced and the rear actuator was looked at but not replaced. I read the class action law suit and it says, "for all settlement class vehicles, Honda will provide a countermeasure replacement free of charge, if that lock door actuator has not already been replaced with the countermeasure replacement part as provided in the Honda case 2:13-cv-00381-fsh-jbc document 56-1 filed 09/24/14 page 14 of 72 pageid: 694 11 countermeasure update. In order to receive a countermeasure replacement, a settlement class member must bring the settlement class vehicle to an authorized Honda dealer. Owners and lessees of settlement class vehicles will be entitled to a countermeasure replacement regardless of whether they exclude themselves from the settlement. " countermeasure means working or not working. The previous owner had the crv service before the extended warranty ended and the actuators did not get replaced. I contacted Honda and they are willing to give me a $100. 00 voucher to be used at any Honda dealership. In conclusion I feel this is a safety issue and when the previous owner had this car serviced at a Honda dealer the power lock actuators should have been changed. I am looking for compensation. Thank you,.

Issue with door locks, Honda replaced one door lock in August 2017, we had issue with passenger door lock not locking, after Honda replaced the drivers door lock, now the passengers door will stay locked even after you have removed the key, this is a safety issue if in a panic you could not exit the car from the passengers side. I was told by my local Honda dealer that this was a expired warranty issue and that Honda would not fix it without charging for it, this is an ongoing issue, this should be a recall issue before someone gets hurt or worst!.

Electric door lock system recall: our 2008 Honda crv literally locked us out. We were yard saling in a nearby neighborhood. We parked on the street, and locked the vehicle. Upon returning to the vehicle, it would not unlock with the fob. I tried it several times with faint clicking sounds. The key also failed to unlock the drivers door. Our cell phone and keys to the house were in the locked vehicle . It was a Saturday afternoon and we were locked out of our vehicle and stranded. We were fortunate in that our neighbor and a friend were yard saling in the same area and gave us a ride home and we were able to gain entrance to our house via an open window. We were also able to get a hold of the mechanic(not the dealership!!) the mechanic fixed one failed door actuator and the other door actuators were also probably involved{??). He suggested going to the dealership for a diagnostic. The diagnostic revealed a total of three actuators gone bad!!! the dealership would be glad to "fix" the problem for $350 per actuator --- $270 for parts and $780 for labor. . It turns out the parts are predominantly plastic and appear made not to last. The picture could have been a lot different. The day before we were using the same vehicle 45 to 60 minutes from home and no nearby contacts. We would have been still stranded and even more stressed!!! we bought our Honda crv because Honda supposedly had a better than average service record , quality of parts, and safety record.

The contact owns a 2008 Honda Cr-v. The contact stated that the rear driver and passenger doors failed to lock. The contact informed the dealer (frank brown Honda) who stated there was no recall on the vehicle. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure and informed the contact that, due to the vehicle being in a previous recall for the locks and no failure was found, the recall was considered complete. The manufacturer also stated that, due to the recall being completed, they were not able to provide another recall repair. The approximate failure mileage was 82,579.

Rear drivers side door no longer locks. The door does not maintain the 'locked' position. I called my local Honda dealer and was informed that I needed to replace the 'door actuator' at a cost of $350. 00. I can no longer lock my Cr-v up.

When opening the doors with remote the right front passenger door closes by itself. Also when shifting gears the same thing happen,(without the use of the remote).

The contact owns a 2008 Honda Cr-v. The contact stated that the door actuator locks and unlocks while driving various speeds. The dealer diagnosed that the door actuator needed to be replaced on the passenger side. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was not made aware of the failure. The failure mileage was 107,000.

Door actuator recall. I had problems with my driver side door and it was replaced in March 2015, I had to have the passenger side door actuator replaced in October 2015, now the back doors and read door will not open and the actuator is the problem. Honda has stated they are not responsible since the recall has ended. The dealership will repair but I will be responsible for the bill which is significant. I feel that I have been duped by Honda. If they have a recall on a part then all defective parts from that supplier should be replaced. This is the same with the air bags. I just got the driver side replaced and now they told e I need the passenger side replaced. Please look into this. It is an unfair practice and they should replace all defective parts at one time on a recall instead piecing it out until their time frame ends.

The contact owns a 2008 Honda Cr-v. The contact stated that the driver's side door lock actuator failed to function. The doors randomly unlocked without warning. The dealer replaced the part. The contact was uncertain if the failure would recur. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The failure mileage was not available.

I am constantly replacing, tail lights, brake lights, third brake lights and reverse lights! all the locks whine when I put my vehicle in drive. They said that it would cost me $1200. 00 to replace them all ! I do not believe that they all need replacing! my lamp light is out and they said it would cost $180. 00 to fix that! I have had to have my back hatch repainted, and now above my windshield and grill need to be repainted! whats going to need repainting next?! I can not afford to have my crv repainted, and it is embarrassing! I hand wash my crv with special cloths! if Honda wants me continue buying their vehicles, they had better do something about this!!! I only take my Honda to the Honda vehicle for all oil changes, tire rotation, brakes, all fluid changes, alignments, tires, light bulb replacement (often). You name it, my crv goes to them for maintenance!.

Front passenger lock jamming. Power steering reservoir bubbling and making a whirring noise.

Driver side rear locks periodically unlock on their own. The driver's actuator was replaced via recall. Dealer refused to replace other actuators claiming that recall has expired.

The contact owns a 2008 Honda Cr-v. The contact stated that the odometer and fuel gauge readings fluctuated whenever the vehicle was in operation. In addition, the temperature gauge was inoperable. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The approximate failure mileage was 217,000.

Rear driver-side door unlocks by itself immediately after being locked and will not stay in the locked position. Honda acknowledged that these door lock actuators were defective and issued a "product update" on the driver's door and extended the warranty 3 additional years on all other doors. The extended warranty has now expired and Honda will no longer replace defective locks on any doors other than the driver's door. All door locks have the same problem, but they don't all fail at the same time or within the extended warranty period. Called Honda and was told "there is nothing we can do for you. ".

In 2008 Honda Cr-v, I have noticed since July 2016, that passenger door locks (front and rear) automatically unlock when vehicle is in motion. Also, when vehicle is parked, the driver is unable to lock the vehicle using key and no manual lock option is available. Discussed this proble m with Honda dealer a few times and I was informed that there is no recall for passenger side door lock actuator problem. I had received a letter from american Honda motor CO. , inc. In beginning of 2015, and made an appointment with Honda dealer and at that time only driver side door lock was covered (not other three door locks). Dealer is stating that I must pay for diagonisis and repairs. Item 3 of letter I received from Honda in 2015 did not specifically states: "if a door lock actuator on your Cr-v malfunctions, you may be eligible to receive door lock actuator repairs under an extended warrenty without charge at an authorized Honda dealer. . . " this is a serious safety concern since my ability to lock the car at all times (when required) is compromised due to malfunctioning parts installed in 2008 Honda Cr-v.

Takata inflator: I. M a driver on my veicle this is the way I sustent my self. Working as "uber driver". My concern is about the safety isues for me and my pasangers. . I know thereis arecall for this veicle, therefore it would be required to takecare!. Also my windows power is allready making a big noise, on the doors locks, with the risk of shooting of at any time. On Tuesday at 5:pm I got my kcar key look inside of the car wille it was on. Because the locks got lock by it self. Causing for me to call triple aaa. My veicle was on. At the parking lot of ralphs in the city of brea CA, 92821. By brea blvd, & imperial hwy. This is a safety issue.

Tl the contact owns a 2008 Honda Cr-v. In may of 2016, the vehicle doors locked without warning. The contact had to reach their hand through the passenger side window and open the door from the outside. Once they exited the vehicle, the contact could not get the doors to unlock even with the key fob. The contact had to call roadside assistance to help unlock the doors. The vehicle was taken to Honda of kirkland (12420 ne 85th st, kirkland, wa 98033) where they replaced the driver side door lock actuator per service bulletin number: 14-083. A year and a half later, the same failure occurred on the passenger side. The contact paid to have the passenger side door lock actuator replaced. Furthermore, the contact stated that the rear driver door would not lock. The vehicle was taken back to the dealer and was informed that the warranty had expired. The manufacturer was contacted and was unable to assist. The vehicle was not repaired. The failure mileage was 120,000.

The passenger door lock actuator is malfunctioning. The door makes a loud sound as it cycles between lock and unlock, every time the doors are locked or unlocked. Sometimes it will not lock. Sometimes it will lock. Sometimes it is hard to unlock. It makes awful noises every time I lock the doors. The driver's door was doing the same. Honda corrected the problem in the driver's side door recently for free while the driver's side takata airbag inflator was replaced. However, Honda refuses to cover the cost of the malfunctioning passenger side lock actuator which also presents a hazard if all locks do not unlock easily during an emergency. Honda issued a technical service bulletin in 2015 extending the warranty to cover these. But, there was no problem with the passenger locks at the time so no repairs was needed. This is a known issue for the Honda Cr-v. If they cover replacement for one, they should cover replacement for the other for safety.

Power door lock actuator not working. It does not lock at all.

I had issues with the doorlock actuator on drivers side. I took it to dealer and they took care of it and assured me they were fixed once and for all. I have noticed that when I hit the lock for all the doors, the rear drivers side does not lock. Today, I was at the gas pump. Turned off my car, put it in park and the locks would not open. I had to manually open my driver side door.

Both front door actuators were recalled and I had fixed. The back doors aren't recalled, however my rear left actuator is not functioning. I feel that since the front was recalled and clearly malfunctioning in my car that the back should have also been recalled.

Takata recall. The contact owns a 2008 Honda Cr-v. The contact stated that the electronic power control failed to lock the vehicle. The vehicle was taken to the dealer and was serviced under a manufacturer recall related to the electrical system. The key and key fobik battery were replaced, but the failure recurred and the vehicle failed to lock manually. In addition, after the vehicle was serviced per NHTSA campaign numbers: 16v346000 (air bags) and 16v061000 (air bags), the air bag warning light illuminated. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The approximate failure mileage was 98,000. VIN tool confirms parts not available.

Takata recall. The contact owns a 2008 Honda Cr-v. After the vehicle was taken to the dealer for routine service, the dealer did not mention nor address NHTSA campaign number: 16v061000 (air bags). Upon starting the vehicle, the power locks failed to function. The contact had to manually lock the doors. In addition, the front passenger side door latch failed to function and could fracture. The dealer and manufacturer were notified of the failures. The approximate failure mileage was 200,000. VIN tool confirms parts not available.

The contact owns a 2008 Honda Cr-v. The contact stated that there was a clicking noise near the driver's side, front passenger side, and the rear doors. The dealer (greenwich Honda, 289 mason st, greenwich, CT 06830, (203) 622-0600) was notified several times and indicated that the vehicle would need to be diagnosed. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The failure mileage was not available.

The contact owns a 2008 Honda Cr-v. The contact stated that the vehicle was included in a manufacturer's recall for the electrical door locks. The contact stated that the passenger side door locks were inoperable. The vehicle was taken to the dealer where the door locks were repaired under the manufacturer's recall. After the repairs were performed, the passenger side door locks initiated independently and the failure progressed. The vehicle was taken to the dealer a second time and repaired, but the failure occurred. The VIN was unknown. The failure mileage was 95,000.

Electrical system or motor that controls doors locking and unlocking makes noises and sometimes does not lock the doors. Also, when I am driving drivers side doors in front and back lock and unlock them selves. ? 2 years ago I had to pay to have the passager side motor for the door locks repaired, now the drivers side is going out. I would like Honda to fix this at no cost to me. Is there a recall for this?.