general problems of the 2015 Honda Pilot

The catalytic converter system on my vehicle is failing prematurely due to the vehicle’s built-in fuel management and energy-saving computer settings. These settings cause excess fuel to be burned and pushed into the catalytic converter, damaging the unit. In addition, this flaw is causing oil to be pushed out of the car, creating both a mechanical hazard and an environmental concern. This is not the result of poor maintenance or misuse — it is a hazard caused by a design flaw in the system itself.

When my car parked garage, I was starting to smell gas thru out house, I don’t have anything gas house all electric, started get light headed with headache never had it before, my son was also complaint of headaches. So I took it to right Honda dealership they said fuel pump leaking gas very dangerous. Now they want me pay $1250 . Health hazard carbon monoxide very dangerous deadly. Needs to be investigated ASAP….

My Honda was leaking gas, I normally park in my garage and the whole house smelled gas very dangerous being I have kids living in the house. . I had it repaired cost me $1500. This is very dangerous.

Part number 17700-stx-a11 should be made of rubber or metal. The fuel line is made of an abs plastic. It is cheap quality and brittle. The fuel line should additionaly be segmented. When I spoke to the Honda dealership in mckinney TX the service supervisor stated this is a frequent and ongoing problem. I also spoke to a service supervisor at Honda in frisco TX who informed me when they order the fuel line it often comes in broken on the freight. The poor quality, brittle fuel line is a ticking time bomb. My Pilot was spraying gas risking the life of my family today. The exhaust system could have caught fire. My son noticed the smell of gas before I did as the fuel pump is located directly under the center row of seats. The oder became over powering extremly quick leading to myself, my husband and my children feeling ill.

When driving the check fuel cap light has come on 2 times and it went off. Then an icon that looks like an engine comes on and it is the emissions control system light. After reading hundreds of Honda customers with the Pilot, civic and accord have the same problem. This seems like a recall issue affecting 3 different Honda vehicles with 5000 miles to 60,000 miles. The dealer either gives car computer update or emission sensor replaced, or replace injectors all at customer cost.