1996 Honda Accord Fuel system Problems

“1996 Honda Accord brake lines under car rusted thru to failure where plastic clamps hold them in place. Brakes failed cannot see corrosion with out removing plastic cover. Fuel line also severly rusted in same location where clamped.”

“This problem has exsisted since my purchase of the vehicle. I have read and even been informed by my dealer that this failure is common to my make model and year vehicle. I have also been told this is at my cost to fix, and I feel that Honda should be responsible for the faulty part(s) not me. I am hoping that enough people will file complaints so that Honda is asked to perform a recall to fix this problem. This failure causes a false fuel reading which could leave me stranded on the side of the road because I might think I have enough fuel to go some where and end up not having enough. …”

“Consumer states because she has been unable to satisfy her recall notice , all of her oil leaked out of her auto, and her engine seized up. It stopped on the highway, and she had it towed to the nearest Honda dealer. No injuries. The auto was able to roll off to the side of the highway. Consumer states she has been to more that 2 places and has been told that the part is on back order. Ts”

“While traveling intermittently ABS indicator light would flash on throughout travel. Dealer has been notified. Consumer states that the ABS was repaired once while still under warranty, the whole system was later replaced. Consumer states vehicle had repairs to the o-ring and dealer stated something about air in the system.”

“When accelerating vehicle hesitates and appears not to gain any power. Also, a loud unusal noise occurs. Brakes squeled, dealer replaced front brake pads and machined rotors. Dealer found b-pipe gaskets leaking which was causing noise upon acceleration.”