Other Fuel System Pump Problems of Honda Odyssey - part 1

VIN: [xxx] manufacturer recall number: kgs NHTSA recall number: 23v-858 2018-23 fuel pump mtr saf recall exp2 the local dealer "ourisman Honda of tysons corner" mentioned that there is a shortage of parts needed to address the recall listed above and has asked me to wait indefinitely. I would like to have this recall fixed as soon as possible. Information redacted pursuant to the freedom of information act (foia), 5 u. S. C. 552(b)(6).

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On my car there was a recall on the fuel pump filter housing. I've been to a dealer with this where they didn't replace the case. The car started to smell like gasoline. I opened the pump cover and saw a crack in the pump filter housing(is in the picture). I reported it to the dealer(Honda hamilton NJ) but they dismissed me saying it was not their problem because they did not replace the part. I reported it to Honda USA where after three weeks they told me the same thing. On their website it clearly states "Honda will notify owners, and dealers will replace the fuel filter set on the fuel pump assembly. . . ". My question is why they don't replace the filter housing when it says it's a fire hazard. Thank you.

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Strong odor of gasoline. Gas leaking on to the engine by either the high pressure fuel pump or fuel injectors. Fuel injectors were purported replaced in April of 2021.

I bought this van and it had a simple problem that we fixed. . It still wouldn't stay running. . I dead on the interstate 3 times. . I dead on a main hwy 5 times. . Had to leave the van in a parking lot 5 times. . Ive had to have it towed to the house bc we cant get it to stay running 3 tims. . . . I believe its one of the recall sincerer . . Maybe. . Or mayb the fuel pump. . But I would love to have what needs to be. . Replaced so I can enjoy my van again. . .

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Subaru/Honda dealership refused to acknowledge secondary safety recall for fuel pump module, possible fire and explosion. ($710. 31 repair estimate) dealership inspection showed additional safety issues/repairs needed to steering and axles that exceeded $6,000. 00 in repairs. Vehicle purchased and sold with no concern for safety or dependability. All trust violated, we can not trust this dealership with repair or service of our vehicles. Dealership refused to acknowledge even after investigation by the ohio attorney general. We requested an investigation as to how a vehicle with so many safety and repair issues was sold to us as a well maintained vehicle with no issues. Previous repairs exceeded $8,000. 00. All documentation is with the oag.

Reference campaign 14v112000. Affects 888,000+ Honda Odyssey Mini-vans built between 2005 to 2010. Recall issue: fuel pump cover may crack & leak fuel. Fuel pump is located in center rear of auto. A smell of gasoline is present after the Mini-van has been running. Complaint: VIN for 2008 Honda Odyssey showing 0 (zero) recall issues unattended. However, the fuel pump cover on this Odyssey is leaking. Possible causes: 1) recall notice and service to replace fuel pump cover was not issued; 2) replacement fuel pump cover service was performed but was not installed properly, or has failed again. Honda was supposed to replace fuel pump cover w/ improved version that was designed to eliminate this problem. If an original part replacement cover was installed as part of the recall, this was to be considered temporary until the improved version was available, Honda was to notify owners and replace the fuel pump cover w/ improved version. What remedies/actions are available?.

I went to the ourisman Honda of laurel sevice department to have them to replace the fuel pump system due to a recall that I was initially unaware of. They stated that they would fix the issue at no cost. Later, I received a voicemail that stated they were unable to fix the fuel pump system due to the conversion of the van. I was told that the fuel pump system was moved to a different area when the van was converted to a wheelchair accessible vehicle. Therefore, they made claims to not have normal access to the fuel pump system. They have now declared the recall repairs to be null and void. Ourisman hoda of laurel has refused to repair, replace or refund the equipment or parts.

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For some reason my particular van is not included in at least 2 recalls where other same year Odysseys are included. These all have the same engine, transmission and fuel system. My van was diagnosed by a mechanic as having a fuel pump module leak, which is recalled for some 2008 odussseys, but curiously not for mine. The same situation exists for the tailgate stay gas leakage, again, also recalled on some 2008 Odysseys but not all.

The contact owns a 2006 Honda Odyssey. While driving, the odor of fuel was present inside the vehicle. Upon inspection, it was discovered that fuel was leaking from the fuel tank. The vehicle was taken to an independent mechanic who diagnosed that the fuel pump was faulty and needed to be replaced. The vehicle was repaired. The manufacturer was notified of the failure, but the local dealer was not notified. The contact indicated that the vehicle was previously repaired in 2015 per NHTSA campaign number: 14v112000 (fuel system); however, the failure recurred. The failure mileage was 106,000.

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My back passengerdoor been acting up since I bought my 2007 Honda Odyssey I will hit the button to open the passengerback door it will start opening and all a sudden it will just start shuttingon peoplei have to hit the button to stop it from shutting on people and when my fuelget down to a quarter of a tank my fuel pump start making a weird sound until I fill my tank up with fuel then when it get low again it start making the sound again and I have had my 2007 Honda Odyssey for a little over a year now and I have already change my brakes 3 times already and change my rotors once.

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Corrosion within the fuel pump wiring connector and the fuel pump retaining nut was cracked / broken. Customer complaint was stalling while driving, no start condition. Troubleshooting procedure indicated the fuel pump wiring connector was faulty the inspection revealed that the connector was corroded apparently from moisture. This issue is certainly a safety concern considering the faulty connection can cause loss of engine power -> loss of power steering, and the faulty fuel pump nut can cause gasoline fumes to escape containment which may lead to an explosion / fire. If the connector was jiggled the fuel pump would intermittently operate and or fail. The local Honda dealer refused to recognize the safety recall campaign # 04v42000 or the Honda service bulletin #04-049, and refused to mitigate the problem without offering the option to repair the issue outside of the recall which would cost the customer $454. 32 for the fuel pump repair kit in addition to service fees of at least $374. 00. The vehicle was initially towed-in and presented for service on June of 2018. The Honda dealer is providing wiring harness, retaining nut and gasket at a cost to the customer.

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While driving my 2004 Honda Odyssey would completley stahl without any warning, just shut off. . I got the fuel relay replaced and it still stahled numerous times but started back up soon after. . Almost causing numerous accidents just stopping while driving. . Now my van has stahled and this time it will not restart. I have looked up recalls and found one that made sense for a 2004 Honda Odyssey for a fuel pump wire thst has corrosion causing the car to stahl. My vans VIN doesnt fall under this recall. . . . ???.

The contact owns a 2005 Honda Odyssey. The contact noticed strong fuel fumes in and around the vehicle. While adding fuel to the tank, the contact noticed that the fuel pump was leaking fuel. The vehicle was taken to an independent mechanic who diagnosed that the fuel pump failed and needed to be replaced. The vehicle was not repaired. The VIN was included in NHTSA campaign number: 14v112000 (fuel system, gasoline). The dealer and manufacturer were not contacted. The approximate failure mileage was 220,000.

I have had transmission problems and fuel pump problems . Had the transmission fixed twice in this van twice. And now car is jerking and mechanics say it's the fuel pumpl I had nothing but problems with this van not operating been taking it to mechanics they tell me it's the transmission I get a used one put in and now van jerks and stalls mechanics fix sensor it doesn't work change fuel pump this van ha been nothing but problems and after researching I find out there have been transmission problems with these cars and doesn't look like there has been a recall on the transmission but a lot of complaints on 2002 Odyssey's. I spent all kinds of money on trying to get this van fixed. For the last 7-8 months. I was driving the car started having problems so it took it to two mechanics they told me first it was the transmission I had a used transmission put in that had 60;000 miles on it the second incident driving the van on highway 60mph the car started jerking and stalling. Finally had the car towed to mechanic they couldn't fix it and sent it to a dealer . This car has been nothing but problems. Apox date started having problems July 2017.

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Replaced the recall parts 40 miles from a dealer and Honda wants to redo and not reimburse me for the parts and labor. Gas was leaaking and could not drive for 40 miles because of fire fear. Auto repair shop put in fuel module. The strainer failed and caused cracks that were leaking in the fuel pump.

I own Honda odessy since 09/ 2017. I replaced timing belt with one year warranty, because the previous owner did not do it. 12/09/16 I took my Honda odessy 2004 to manhattan Honda dealership for recall. I asked to Honda representative to check and tell me what is necessary to replace or repair. I knew that transmission recall for Honda odessy 2004 was open and told them to check and repair it if it is necessary, but they refused to do it they told me that my Honda has many issues and repair all necessary things will cost me $10000. The fuel pump, timing belt, which I already replaced, and transmission clutch was included in the repair list. Last month I had a very bad experience when driving this car. It was loosing power and stopping when I was driving. It was dangerous for traffic. It occur on very dangerous spats, like exits from hgway, brooklyn bridge etc. , I could start up car in 5 minutes and it was drawing with no problems then. It was a few times like this and the last time I drove home and couldn't start up the car no more. I towed car to repair shop and mechanic told me that my fuel pump needs to be replaced. I came home and started research and found the recall for Honda odessy fuel pump, for Honda odessy that was built on and after 06/21/04 is on recall for fuel pump repair or replace. My Honda odessy was built 06/2004 I replaced the fuel pump and car is running very good now and I do not have this problem again. Because I had the fuel pump problem after my car was on recall, and because they knew that fuel pump replace was included in recall, and they knew that my car has this problem and did not fixed it I am hereby asking the Honda dealership to reimburse money that I spent on fuel pump repair $653. 03. I also asking Honda dealership to check again a transmission and repair it, if it is necessary.

3 weeks ago my family complained that they smelled gas inside and outside the car, I later smelled it also. I brought it to a mechanic and they found out the fuel pump has cracks on the top cover and that is causing the leak. I looked into it online and found out from 2005 to 2010 there was recalls on the fuel pump module. I contacted Honda and the told me my vehicle was not affected based on my VIN. I started the car this past Friday and the car turned off and leaked out fuel from the bottom. It seems I have the same problem as everyone else who has had a problem with these Honda Odysseys. Was it a mistake my vechicle was skipped out on the recall?.

The contact owns a 2007 Honda Odyssey. The contact stated that the fuel pump failed while the vehicle was parked. In addition, there was a strong fuel odor emitting from the vehicle. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The vehicle was included in NHTSA campaign number: 14e049000 (fuel system, gasoline). The failure mileage was 7,500.

The contact owns a 2006 Honda Odyssey. The contact observed that the check fuel cap and check engine sensor warning indicators illuminated. The vehicle was diagnosed by an independent mechanic that the fuel pump cover failed and needed to be replaced. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was not made aware of the failure. The failure mileage was approximately 162,000.

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As I was driving slowly apreaching a stop sign, I placed my foot on the brake pedal, was totally off the gas pedal, and the brake pedal went straight to the floor. This was scary, luckily there was no one I from the of me and I hadn't yet hit the stop sign mark, I had to pump the brake many times, swiftly,it finally came back up before reaching the stop sign. Two days before this I drove off from home and the van lost power and was bucking as if the fuel pump was blocked. These vans need to be checked thoroughly, Honda needs to pay more attention to their customers complaints. I have children and I pray this van doesn't lead me in to an accident or fatality.

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I had to replace the fuel pump in my van. I was not aware that there was a recall previously issued for the problem in my 2010 year van. I would like to be reimbursed by the manufacturer for my problem. I also have had to replace both side power sliding doors within the last year or two and they are both going to need repair again as the doors will not stay closed. They close all the way and then pop back open leaving them on and the open door sound indicators remains on. Also when turning, the door will close and then open back up creating air to come through the openings. It is very annoying and very unsafe for our family to travel in. We can't even turn the power off and completely close the door without it popping back open. I have never received a notice from Honda about a recall for the fuel pump problem.

The contact owns a 2005 Honda Odyssey. The contact stated that strong fuel fumes emitted in and around the vehicle. The vehicle was taken to an independent mechanic, who diagnosed that there was a crack in the fuel tank and the mechanic replaced the fuel pump assembly. The contact later received notification of NHTSA campaign id number: 14v112000 (fuel system, gasoline). The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The failure mileage was not available.

Was driving on a major highway with my family at 65-70 mph when all of a sudden I lost all power to my van. It was a very dangerous situation, I was lucky enough to coast to the right shoulder, I had the vehicle towed to the nearest dealership where they are now saying it is the fuel pump. There is a recall for the fuel pump (# 14e049000)&(gl14-004). But my VIN# does not show a recall. What can I do?.

Car lost power on expressway, fuel gauge read 3/4 full, car was empty. Fuel pump is being replaced.

The contact owns a 2006 Honda Odyssey. The contact received notification of NHTSA campaign number: 14v112000 (fuel system, gasoline). The dealer stated that they would not replace the fuel pump because there were no cracks. The contact stated that the recall notification explained that even if there were no failures with the fuel pump, it still had to be replaced. An independent mechanic replaced the fuel pump. The manufacturer was notified of the replacement, but refused to reimburse the contact because the vehicle was repaired by an independent mechanic. The contact had not experienced a failure.

I took the vehicle in for the fuel pump recall in July 2014. I don't drive the vehicle daily are much. A month or two later I filled the tank up and noticed the fuel gauge didn't go to "f", so I figured maybe it's not full, that happen two more times and still happening currently and I was not having this problem prior to the recall. The dealership wants me to pay $120. 00 just for them to diagnosis the problem. I don't feel I should have to pay for them to diagnosis a problem I wasn't having prior to the recall. I realize it's months later but I don't drive the vehicle daily or weekly to have to fill the tank up as often.

While leaving campus parking lot, car stopped, can't restart it. Dealer say it's fuel pump false reading that leaves tank empty and charge me almost $1000 for replacing a new fuel pump. Got recall letter from Honda earlier re fuel pump leaks fire risk, and fix is pending further notice. Dealer says my case not apply to this recall. What I am complain here ~ 1. I am been ripe off by dealer's "twist definition" not applying to the same recall defect fuel pump and have to pay $1k extra for the same recall defect parts. 2. What if this is happening on the highway, it's would be very dangerous and leads to a chain of accident. 3. Honda confined its fuel pump failure to certain area in order to reduce the recall lose, actual defective damage & safety hazard to consumers could be bigger.

Noticed a strong gas smell outside of the vehicle and a faint one inside. Took it down to the dealers and the said it had a crack in the top of the fuel pump. Honda covered 1/2 of the service charge but not the entire cost since the car was out of warranty. Honda paid half in "goodwill".

Gasoline smell started to come from all around the vehicle. Took it to dealer and they said fuel pump housing has a crack which is made of plastic. Dealer said there were no recall on this but the issue seem to be happening to few others also. I think this should be replaced by manufacturer since it may cause a vehicle to catch fire.

The contact owns a 2005 Honda Odyssey. The contact stated that the vehicle failed to start. The contact took the vehicle to the dealer and the fuel pump was replaced however, the repair did not completely correct the problem and the dealer had to replace the fuel pump relay. The contact then located NHTSA campaign id number:07v097000 (fuel system, gasoline), but the manufacturer stated that the vehicle was not included in the recall campaign. The VIN was not available. The failure mileage was 90,000 and the current mileage was 95,000.

The contact owns a 2005 Honda Odyssey. The contact stated that gasoline fuel leaked from the exterior of the vehicle. The vehicle was taken to the dealer where a private mechanic confirmed that the fuel pump needed to be replaced. The manufacturer was contacted and advised the contact that the VIN failed to qualify for repairs under NHTSA campaign id number: 07v097000(fuel system, gasoline:delivery:fuel pump). The vehicle was repaired. The failure mileage was 139,000 and the current mileage was 141,000 .

The contact owns a 2004 Honda Odyssey. The contact stated that while driving 30 mph, the vehicle stalled. The vehicle was towed to repair shop where it was inspected and determined that the fuel pump failed due to corrosion and rust. The failure was related to NHTSA campaign id number: 04v420000 (fuel system, gasoline:delivery:fuel pump). The manufacturer was made aware of the issue, however the VIN was not included in the recall. The vehicle was repaired by replacing the fuel pump. The approximate current and failure mileage was 100,000.

At the time of purchase I was forced to obtain an extended warranty, etching and many other things. One year later I began to have problems with the sliding doors. I informed Honda because doors are covered under the extended warranty and the dealer refused to do any repairs. Summer of 2014 there's a recall on the fuel pump and the dealership claims that because the doors are stuck closed they cannot repair the recall. However the service advisor opened the sliding doors and still then they refuse to complete the recall. I contacted Honda's manufacturer and per the case manager at corporate office," Honda cannot help me the recall. " I recently learned that on September of 2011 there was an extended warranty on the steering. I informed the case manager that I never received such notice. Her response was "perhaps the notice was mailed to the previous owner, because we go by the address noted at the dmv office. "; September of 2011 the vehicle was registered under my name and address, the case manager did not have a response for me. Fuel pump recall has not been repaired.

The consumer received a recall notice(04v420000) for the fuel pump no parts were available.