Honda releases another HUGE RECALL // Vehicle can catch fire!!!! - Problem after problem…

Honda recall was just released. This time it affects the high pressure fuel pumps on newer Honda models.
Defective fuel pump part can cause fuel leak; fuel smell while idling or driving; and risk of fire, crash, or injury.
Authorized Honda dealerships will perform a free inspection and, if necessary, replace the high-pressure fuel pump
American Honda has not received any confirmed reports of crashes or injuries related to this issue
American Honda will voluntarily recall approximately 720,000 2023-2025 Honda vehicles in the U.S. for a free inspection and, if necessary, replacement of the high-pressure fuel pump if the inspection indicates the presence of a defective part.
Due to a defective high-pressure fuel pump core, cracks may form inside the fuel pump. During vehicle operation, these cracks can grow, leading to possible fuel leaks; fuel smell while idling or driving; and the risk of fire, crash, or injury.
Registered owners of all affected models will be contacted by mail in December and asked to take their vehicle to an authorized Honda dealer for a free inspection. The dealer will replace the high-pressure fuel pump if it is found to be defective.
American Honda is announcing this recall to encourage owners of affected vehicles to take them to an authorized dealer for repair as soon as they receive notification. Owners of these vehicles can also determine if their vehicles require repair by visiting www.recalls.honda.com, or by calling [phone].
List of recalled U.S. models (confirm inclusion by checking specific VINs):
Honda Models2023-2024 Honda Accord and Accord Hybrid2025 Honda Civic Sedan and Civic Sedan Hybrid2023-2025 Honda CR-V Hybrid
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[@robertbowersock3471]

My 2007 camry is looking better everyday. Think I'll keep that til they build cars right again.

[@lincmerc1581]

2004 Accord here. The fuel pump is actually in the tank. No cvt transmission and old school reliability.

[@davidanderson8469]

@@lincmerc1581 I just purchased a 2023 Honda Passport. Hopefully, nothing will come us as I love this thing. My 2007 Pilot with 275K purrs and shifts very well. Regarding the Passport I won't exceed 75K on it. That's be t.5 yrs from now. My 3/36 expires at that point so we'll see. All these vehicles are too crammed with technology but that's what the market commands I guess.

[@lincmerc1581]

@@davidanderson8469 I have a 2010 Pilot as well. I love the thing. 240k miles.

[@nikonmark37814]

Thanks for the heads up! I have a 2019 Honda Insight hybrid with a fuel pump recall, I've waited over a year for the parts to fix my fuel pump and my Honda dealership told me they should have the parts for repair in late December 2024 or early January 2025. If you are driving a car with a fuel pump recall don't let your gas tank get below 1/4 tank, that's the advice Honda USA is putting out!

[@bidenisgarbage9428]

Why?

[@MrDaveaccord]

I tried to buy a 2025 Civic Sport sedan two weeks ago at a local dealer and they couldn't sell me a car on the lot because of the fuel pump recall. I was pretty disappointed. Contacted two other local dealers who had the exact car I wanted, and they were also on the STOP SALE list.

[@cppctek]

Great just checked my 23 accord is affected lol. Thanks for heads up.

[@HondaJon]

No problem. Should be an easy fix.

[@chinphour3053]

I called my dealership they they said no parts yet ,so keep driving and if you smell gas just run .

[@cuti-k9s]

lol, get out of the car and run? if you smell gas? Lol.

[@leebuck180]

there's also a fuel pump recall for select years Pilot, Passport, and Ridgeline! my 2019 Passport is on the list for that!

[@macgyverade]

Got fuel pump done from a recall with acura...almost took a year too😂

[@MikeHenderson-tm1hs]

I miss the 2010’s 😢 everything was fair compared to now. We have been living a nightmare since 2020.

[@davidanderson8469]

Yes we have. 25% increase in prices in 4 yrs.

[@paulhenry913]

No parts available. Honda said the parts are coming

[@Dominic-mn5uo]

What happened to Honda 40.000 is a lot of money

[@Saltycupcake02]

I have a Civic sport ….

[@Saltycupcake02]

Too much damn money for a cheap ass car

[@denali6935]

I’d rather drive a better looking and cheaper vw Jetta sure it isn’t as reliable but at this point it’s looking more reliable than anything Honda atleast I wouldnt have to worry about it catching on fire this is scary

[@chodkowski01]

There’s no kits to grease the steering?

[@Paul_Simon]

With my 2019 Accord, I received the official letter in Spring, and nothing since (they'd said the parts would be available around Autumn). No driving issues as of yet with 65000 miles.

[@gaylenhalbert4391]

I also have 2019 Accord [bought new], but I have not received any recall letters. What was the recall for with your car? Thank you.

[@Paul_Simon]

@@gaylenhalbert4391 Sorry, I should have mentioned - the fuel pump (that it may cease to work, symptoms being sputtering or interrupted flow).

[@chriswoods4232]

I received the same recall about the fuel pump and I'm at 100,000

[@catsspat]

My '19 Fit had its low-pressure fuel pump replaced through a recall. I bought a '24 Civic Sport Hatchback about 6 months ago, and it is affected by the steering recall. I'm going to hold off on that and see if I can get their little hex tool and do it myself. I don't want anyone else messing with my car if I can avoid it. It is NOT affected by the fuel pump recall because it doesn't have a high pressure fuel pump. I specifically picked this car for its "classic" port-injection only K20C2.

[@jeffreybischoff6772]

Keeping my 2012 Honda CRV with about 84,000+ miles, looks better and better.

[@HondaJon]

Smart man 👊🏻

[@dynamarkets]

Job security for the tech who do the recall work.

[@Th3Think3r]

Except recall work pays terrible because the manufacturer almost assuredly sets a low flat rate, so it's actually not a good money maker for a tech. Besides, a good tech has no issues finding a job nowadays. Even the bad ones can find a job with the current shortage.

[@iiAzT3Cii]

My accord used to randomly slam on the brakes because the front sensor would spaz out & think there was something in front. Did they ever recall that?

[@HondaJon]

I honestly think they did, but I can’t think of the recall number

[@paulbroderick8438]

Still drive my 1993 Honda Civic Del Sol I bought new in 1993. Treating myself to an additional vehicle, I have just purchased a 2006 Mercury Grand Marquis. Not interested in any new vehicle, too complicated and pricey

[@InfiniteG83]

No recalls on my '23 TLX. Fingers crossed.

[@justsumguy2u]

Yeah, but I'm sure it'll just be a small fire

[@NoMarkUpGil]

Because Hondas are made in the US now 😂 Minius the Civic Type R

[@catsspat]

Doesn't matter where it's made. Type-R steering rack is also affected.

[@mjg1544]

Fuel pump leaks and fire risks are concerning when EV owners also have to worry about thermal expansion from lithium-ion batteries. This certainly gives the EV supporting crowd some ammo. Could you imagine a fuel pump leak right next to wiring for a hybrid? 💥

[@pamelafletcher805]

Is it normal (never known any fuel smell to be normal cranking unless old cars you’ve “flooded” or maybe sat for long time between drives. SO i drive every couple days & long drives. So is it normal at all & how do I make them ensure there’s no oxygen or fuel issue??

[@HondaJon]

It is normal especially when it’s cold. If you have issues you should get a check engine light for sure.

[@Blank00]

Are these fuel pumps also supplied by DENSO?

[@pamelafletcher805]

Appreciate your posts! I have 2018 Accord Touring 1.5L & had the recalls of fuel pump motor & seatbelts. They replaced both. The only way dealer got my fuel pump motor issue fixed b4 others was I was smelling fuel string after cranking (at the exhaus area). I told them that & raised “Cain” til they told Honda mine needed parts asap. But it still does the same smell a lot! I do maintenance on time & check all. They replaced both my seatbelt buttons. But the dealer in Jasper, AL -I RIDE like a horse b/c they seem to make simple mistakes & it gets old. But if they’re only one doing my oil & trans fluid changes-if have problem -I’ll hold them responsible. My 2018 has91k & bought used @31k. Almost paid off this year. Guess need to proactively change TIMING BELT NOW? Pls ADVISE? Any other thoughts?

[@HondaJon]

I would definitely fix it. If it’s almost paid off that’s the best option.

[@pamelafletcher805]

Thx..What do I fix? They tell me if no computer code showing & they did the “fuel pump motor recall part” so I get nothing really out of them. It’s time for back brakes but I know the sensors hit back brakes first (was told that ) on the safety system so they go out quicker.

[@HondaJon]

Have they run any diagnostics on it ?

[@pamelafletcher805]

@@HondaJon I asked them to check it b4 the re all parts came in. They told me nothing have them any “codes”. So I told them IF it mixes wrong or dies on me doing 80 Mph on the interstate it’s on Honda. They got the parts in earlier than others I know. So it was “repaired” (I got it down to 1 bar on my gas gauge) & they supposedly did the fuel pump recall work for my 2018. But I still have that happen off & on. I crank my car b4 I get out and f the house (touring can remote start as u know). But say 5 min later I walk out & smell the fuel by the exhaust

[@HondaJon]

@pamelafletcher805 I would drive it and see if the problem persists. It’s hard if there isn’t any codes right now

[@drift6785]

It'll probably get worse too. Cause they are going to partner with Nissan... That's just asking to be a nightmare

[@daphatchick]

I have a 2019 hrv and still waiting for my fuel pump recall to be changed there are no parts available till November December

[@andpasi]

Honda and GM have teamed up for a couple EVs . Looks like their influence is taking over as GM has problems with fuel pump modules 😢

[@philhenderson3516]

Honda had been having issues WAY BEFORE they partnered up for GM. And btw, GM actually dumped them for Hyundai, lol!

[@johnlopez3001]

What's up with the v6 connecting rod bearing recall? 😡

[@Area-5l]

These cars are like the video games being sold. Both are released with development problems.

[@jaiizwaii89]

Just saw a 2025 crv hybrid on fire

[@thomasjacques5286]

It’s not your fathers Honda anymore.

[@louiep9862]

Disappointing 2 recalls 👎🏾

[@nickhugh4543]

the vtec isn't worth it man

[@simpledude5974]

Made in USA junnnk

[@simpledude5974]

Just buy a toyota and have no worries. 😎

[@davidanderson8469]

Not the new ones.

[@hdnekemmkkwwkxmxkdkknxnxkd6549]

You must live under a rock 🪨

[@Funkydood]

What's going on is that Toyotas & Hondas are going down the drain, while KIAs & Hyundais keep getting better and better!!!

[@philhenderson3516]

The Koreans have deeper pockets these days with the goal to dominate, simple as that!

[@hdnekemmkkwwkxmxkdkknxnxkd6549]

Because Toyota and Honda are lazy and American made. Mitsubishi is even more reliable than honda now in cs and jd power

[@louislinfante7378]

Simple answer is just don’t buy the Honda or Acura products. I own a 2019 Acura RDX and so far it has been great but I am just waiting for something to come up. Not good I won’t be buying another Honda or Acura product.

[@volleyplay1]

Recalls are not that big of a deal. Acura and Honda have had recalls for years. You making a big deal about and at least Honda and Acura are being Proactive and not reactive and getting the job done. It is taking longer to fix these issues because of parts being available. And please if you think taking a car apart for a fuel pump is a big deal maybe you shouldn't be driving a car. The part will go back on just the way it was taken off. I have had a transmission replaced in my Honda and Acura and it was the same as when I brought it in.

[@HondaJon]

I’m actually just letting people know so they can get it taken care off. That’s the purpose of these videos. To inform people

[@dnazz9784]

Hybrids suck