Structure Problems of Honda Ridgeline - part 2

Due to brake and accelerator pedal height and position it is possible to be applying engine throttle at the time of braking. I'm not sure which will win out but it is a bad feeling. No accidents at this time.

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Three broken windshields in 3 years. Crack always starts in lower left corner. Happens once a year. Honda will not replace so I pay 600 - 800 every year. Drive for about 9 months - breaks again. Wait a few months - replace windshield. Breaks again . . . .

Water is leaking into cab and accumulating under driver's side carpet. And slowly makes its way towards the rear and passenger side of the vehicle over time.

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Interior seat fabric is defective in that it stains easily. The first time I noticed it was when I opened the door to get it when it was raining and the seats were discolored even when dry. Other events such as using the armrest and it becoming discolored, etc. Happened continuously. The dealer replaced the seats with Honda's original materials only to have the same thing happen. I now use seat covers to protect from further damage-which is a hazard to the operation of the side airbags. I have been left with no other options.

: the contact stated mold was observed on the rear brake line. The vehicle was taken to a service dealer, where the vehicle was washed and repainted due to the mold on the vehicle. After this incident, the underside of the vehicle was inspected and corrosion was discovered on the pieces that hold the brake line to the vehicle. During the inspection, there was no leak in the brake line, but the contact expressed concerns that this could occur in the future due to the corrosion. The vehicle has not been taken to a mechanic since the corrosion was observed.

Truck bed scratches contrary to advertising of scratch resistance. Honda advertising no bed liner required. If you do not use drop cloths the bed looks like a child was left alone with a white crayon.

2006 Honda Ridgeline major production defect. ** answer required***. Outside water somehow entered the vehicle through the chassis into the passenger compartment of the vehicle. Currently the dealer is working on the vehicle to correct the problem. The consumer was informed that the fender of the chassis would require disassembling in order to access the problem area. He was also told the this procedure involved sealing certain area that were not sealed properly during production. The consumer has spoken with other Ridgeline consumer who are experiencing the same problem.