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Sedans Honda Civic Honda Civic 2006-2007 Issues
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Replying to: ttg911 (Jun 25, 2008 9:26 am)
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Replying to: kathyc1 (Jun 24, 2008 4:34 pm) The issue is that improper O-rings may have been used on some 2007's in the wheel bearing seal with the ABS speed sensor. If they leak, water can get into the bearings. When I took mine in, my dealer had already inspected several of them, and none had actually had the improper O-rings, so it's one of those things where some will actually have the problem, many will not (but their production dates make them suspect, hence the recall and inspection). With the same notice, I also got a recall notice that excess silicone grease may have been used on the telescoping steering column. The excess could cause the brake light switch to fail (not the brakes themselves, just the brake lights). For that one, they just pull the steering column, clean up the excess grease, re-grease it properly and put it back together (took about 30-40 minutes). you can read the notices at (the two I got are the first two): http://www.lemonauto.com/complaints/honda/honda_civic.htm |
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I have a new Civic Ex and I live in Florida. After the initial hot air is expelled , the air starts to turn cold. Then the car blows cold air for 10 seconds and hot air for 2 seconds. It repeats this for the entire ride. This happens at high fan and on low fan speed. It happens diving 30 mph or 70 mph on the highway. I keep the A/C on MAX A?C, recircled air, not fresh air. Has anyone experienced this A/C problem?, it never really cools the car down. I live in Florida, where the air is hot and muggy, Please help. |
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