general problems of the 2015 Honda Pilot

Hello my car has had an ongoing issue that was recalled for the 2009 to 2013 year Honda Pilots regarding oil consumption. My car constantly has issues with misfiring due to oil on the spark plugs. This started happening around 90000 miles on my vehicle. After several expensive repairs including having the heads on my engine rebuilt, having the coils replaced and having the cylinder 1 spark plug replaced at least 4 times. My mechanic pointed me to the vcs system in the car which many have complained about causing this issue. When the vehicle exhibits these symptoms it has caused me to lose speed instantly on the highway and the vehicle begins to shake.

Engine would not accelerate/misfiring on highway nearly causing an accident certified mechanic replaced timing tensioner, timing belt and water pump also replaced variable timing tensioner, coil packs, spark plugs. Issue still persist with engine light coming on blinking clearing constantly also anti traction light. There are several other similar complaints is there a recall in process????.

3rd time in 12 months that the check engine light begins flashing and the car begins to lose acceleration power and vibrates excessively. Recent issue happened while driving off of the freeway and at a stop light. The previous 2 occurrences it is determined to be an engine misfire. The last time oil spotted in spark plug indicating that the piston ring is faulty.

My 2015 Honda Pilot ex-l hesitates to accelerate when turning. It mostly happen when turning right, when I turn and try to accelerate the gas pedal becomes non responsive. This is very unsafe. There's no acceleration while merging into traffic! I have taken the car to dealer in 3 occasion but they said they can't duplicate the issue. I wrote to Honda America inc. But they said the same thing. They can't help me with this issue. I am very concern about these intermittent problem because I feel very unsafe driving my car!.

Within a few seconds and while applying the brakes, the brakes seem not to engage, but then engage, the engine revs up. The engine stays idled up until the brakes are released. Two occurences happened in one day and doesn't duplicate for the dealership. Two weeks pass and another occurrence happened. The incidents occur while already attempting to brake. The car skidded like the wheels were locked. The first occurrence was when I was stopped to enter a parking garage. The second occurrence happened on the same day and I could not have been going any more than 25 miles per hour when I applied brake, the vehicle fishtailed a little bit and eventually stopped. The third occurrence happened yesterday January 7th while going about 25 miles per hour and attempting to slow down in heavy traffic. The vehicle behaved as though it wasn't going to stop but eventually stopped( applying brake but no reduction in speed) and the engine revved up while my foot was on the brake. Each occurrence of the engine revving up happened while either stopped or attempting to stop.

At about 55000 miles my Pilot started jerking/hesitating at all speeds, any road, usually after shifting gears both up and down. Now I bought it in February 2017 certified pre-owned so all recommended scheduled maintenance should have been performed. So, I took it in for diagnosis and the dealer in dublin OH said the transmission fluid needed to be triple flushed flushed 3 times!!! since I needed a vehicle to drive to work, I couldn't argue and got the service done. After reading of other languages with similar issues with the jerking/stutter/hesitation I decided to file this complaint. The results of the tranny flush were good however I can still feel a very faint almost unnoticeable hesitation that should be addressed.

The contact owns a 2015 Honda Pilot. While driving 55 mph and activating the driver side seat heater, the gear shifter was encountered and shifted into neutral. As a result, the vehicle lost power and failed to accelerate. The contact placed the gear shifter back into drive and was able to resume normal operation. The failure recurred numerous times. The vehicle was taken to the dealer where the technician was unable to determine the failure. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The failure mileage was 46,000.