By Amelia Morrison
Getting Started230 postsJoined: Nov 2011From: The Benthic ZoneJunior Member230 postsJoined: Nov 2011From: The Benthic ZoneQUOTE(geekster129 @ Jun 7 2016, 10:52 PM)So, no VTEC. But then I read again:Thailand======Honda Automobile (Thailand) has successfully debuted the all-new Civic on 12 March 2016 and immediate sales took place at the same date. Seems like the Turbo Civic is based on the L15B7 engine, and Wikipedia says- "Engine Type: (DOHC) In-Line 4-Cylinder with Single Scroll MHI TD03 Turbo and Internal Wastegate"So, no VTEC. (My insight was a engineer and SA in honda malaysia, they have proceed to the service training last week and basically saw everything inside the engine. )besides, vtec with turbo is not really a good idea to begin with.
Honda Civic Turbo di Amerika Serikat baru saja diinformasikan mendapatkan recall terkait masalah rem parkir elektroniknya. Setidaknya ada ada 350.000 unit Civic Turbo sedan dan juga coupe yang harus dipanggil ke bengkel resmi di negara Paman Sam ini. Gejala ini akan terjadi saat pengemudi mematikan mesin dan juga saat memutar kunci ke posisi off. Memang belum ada laporan kecelakaan yang terjadi akibat dugaan masalah ini, namun Honda Amerika Serikat merasa lebih baik untuk mencegah duluan daripada ada pihak yang dirugikan atas dugaan masalah rem ini. Sayangnya saat kami mencoba menanyakan perihal yang terjadi pada rem parkir ini pada Honda Prospect Motor belum mendapat jawaban apapun.
Can you circle or point to the problem area? There seems to be a few people here (I am one) that have protruding areas on the bumper and grill. I've replaced all the attachment hardware on my right front side around the headlight and side marker and still can't get the bumper seam between the side marker and light to stay in place. You can press it back in somewhat, but it doesn't catch on what it's supposed to and eventually pops back out again. It's the only issue I've had with this car in the year+ I've had it.
I have a 2017 Civic and the first summer I had it (2018) the AC was very very weak. I had a passenger confirm it was even hotter than outside air in the peak of summer! When they start giving me the "maybe" 'might be road damage"" sign waiver" stuff I know I am being set up for a ride. I tried tapping it and now it's blowing cold but I think it's because it is cold out not and not that it's fixed. I'm not paying a cent for a car that never had good AC from the start!
At 30K I took the car to dealership and told them of the problem; they were interested in fixing it because of the safety concerns, but they could not duplicate the problem. The alignment measurements had shown the rear driver side (I think) was out a little. But, the problem went away, until now, at 60K, it is back. Now the car is past warranty mileage. Question: Is there a steering wheel centering process?
If your Honda’s push button start isn’t working with the key fob, we have some ideas on how to troubleshoot here. Ways to fix push button start in a HondaThere are a few reasons why the push button start technology isn’t working properly in your vehicle. In the meantime, we recommend holding the key fob close to the push button start and trying to start the vehicle again. Make sure the brake is firmly pressedIn order to start the engine with push button start, the brake must be pressed. When it doubt, restartSometimes too many attempts to start the car with the push button start can essentially lock out the system.
You’ve heard about the Honda Civic and CR-V oil dissolution problem, not what should you do? If you own a 2017 to 2018 Honda CR-V or a 2016 to 2018 Honda Civic with a 1.5-liter turbo engine, you will now have an extended warranty covering your vehicle for another year. If you smell gas fumes in your Honda Civic or CR-V and your oil level is above the full mark, you need to go to your local Honda dealer and report the problem. If you have purchased a 2019 Honda Civic or CR-V all 2019’ models are being updated at the factory. You Might Also Like: 5 Reasons To Trade Your Older Honda Civic On An Improved New-Generation ModelBookmark our Honda page and be sure to follow the latest 2019 Civic, CR-V reports on our Honda channels, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and tweet your Honda news tips to us @HondaReport and we'll give you a shout out!
Multiple class action lawsuits have been filed against Honda for its CMBS – and by extension, its broader technology suite known as Honda Sensing. 2016–2020 Honda Accord2016–2020 Honda CR-V (EX, EL and Touring)2016–2020 Honda PilotSome of these vehicles may be included in one or more class action lawsuits. Recurring Honda Sensing problems – in particular, Honda CMBS problems – may turn your vehicle into a lemon. Honda’s Collision Mitigation Braking System is an autonomous emergency braking system that incorporates features of the Forward Collision Warning (FCW), supposedly to improve driver safety and prevent collisions. However, Honda Sensing technologies do not always work as intended, and its recurring problems may make Honda Accord, Honda CR-V, Honda Pilot and other Honda vehicles unsafe to drive.
