Does my Honda Pilot have a recall?

What is Honda’s latest recall?

Honda (American Honda Motor Co.) is recalling certain 2021 Accord Sedan, Accord Hybrid, CR-V, Ridgeline, 2022 Insight and CR-V Hybrid vehicles. The automatic locking retractor on the second-row center seat belt assembly may deactivate improperly, which can result in an unsecured child restraint system.

What year Honda’s are being recalled?

2002-2004 Honda Odyssey. 2003-2015 Honda Pilot. 2006-2014 Honda Ridgeline. 2013-2016 Acura ILX.

How can I check to see if my vehicle has a recall?

Search using your VIN at NHTSA.gov/Recalls. Your search will tell you if there’s an open safety recall affecting your vehicle and what steps to take.

Can you check recalls with VIN?

The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration also allows car owners to search its database for open recalls by plugging in your VIN — and it works for Canadian cars, too.

How do I find out if my car has an active recall?

Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)

To ensure you get the important information you are seeking, you can click on the appropriate vehicle maker below to go to its VIN search tool. You can also contact our Vehicle Safety Hotline at 1-888-327-4236 for assistance.

How do I check recall status?

If you recalled an email and you want to check its status, open the Sent Mail folder and select the original email you recalled. Next, click the Tracking button to view the recall status.

Do recalls ever expire?

Safety, Compliance, and Emissions Recalls do not expire. Affected vehicles remain eligible until the repair is completed. Other types of vehicle programs, called Customer Satisfaction Programs, typically have expiration dates and/or mileage limitations.

What happens if you ignore a recall on your car?

If this defect leads to an injury crash or a fatal traffic collision, you can be held responsible for the injuries and financial losses experienced by other motorists (even if you had reason to believe that your car was not affected by the defect referenced in the recall notice).

Do you get a refund for a recall?

If a product is recalled, you get a remedy from the seller or maker. This might be replacement parts or a refund — what you get depends on what’s caused the issue. There are two types of product recall: Voluntary — when a recall is launched by a business after they identify a quality or safety issue.

Does a recall affect insurance?

Car insurance rates are determined in part by the relative safety of a vehicle. If a recall has a long-term effect on the safety of your car, your rates could rise. But this usually isn’t the case, so don’t worry unless your car has seen multiple recalls or needs other repairs due to the issue.

Can you get a new car due to recall?

A recall does not mean you get a new car or get your money back. It means that whatever part is subject to the recall will be replaced or repaired for free – even if your warrnaty has expired. If the part is recalled, the manufacturer has agreed to fix it for free.

How long after a recall can you get it fixed?

A recall is good through the statute of limitations for up to ten years, with the exception of tire recalls which are valid for 60 days. However a car manufacturer is inclined to fix the issue even after those ten years have passed and most will give you no issues repairing the car.

Can a dealership deny a recall?

It turns out there are some reasons they may refuse. If your car has a recall for a safety issue, dealers are supposed to fix it free of charge. It’s a federal law. But sometimes, a dealer may not want to touch your car.

Do I have to pay for a recall on my car?

NHTSA monitors each safety recall to make sure owners receive safe, free, and effective remedies from manufacturers according to the Safety Act and Federal regulations. If there is a safety recall, your manufacturer will fix the problem free of charge.

How long can a dealership hold your car for a recall?

According to tortdeform.com, a dealership can hold your car for about 30 days. After this, you are potentially entitled to: A lemon law case, which you can further understand with research.

Are dealerships supposed to tell you about recalls?

It is within federal and state guidelines for dealerships to sell used cars that have been recalled for various safety reasons. However, the dealership is not required to research whether there has been a recall on a particular vehicle, and if the salesperson does not know, they do not have to tell you.

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