Dealerships will replace fuel pumps on impacted 2018-20 Acura and Honda models due to stall concerns.
July 1, 2020
July 1, 2020—American Honda is set to recall over 136,000 vehicles in the U.S. to replace fuel pumps, as first noted by Consumer Reports.
The models in question may have fuel pumps with defective parts that could lead to stalling, thus increasing the risk of crashes. Honda said in a press release that it hasn't received reports of crashes related to the issue. The automaker will mail recall notification letters to owners in July.
Acura and Honda dealerships will replace the fuel pumps on affected models free of charge.
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