Safety Recall Q5A: Driver’s Airbag Inflator Can Be Over-Pressurized – 2003-2006 Acura

June 27, 2019 NHTSA CAMPAIGN NUMBER: 19V499000

Driver Frontal Air Bag Inflator May Explode

An inflator explosion may result in sharp metal fragments striking the driver or other occupants resulting in serious injury or death.

 

NHTSA Campaign Number: 19V499

Manufacturer Honda (American Honda Motor Co.)

Components AIR BAGS

Potential Number of Units Affected 13,577

 

Summary

Honda (American Honda Motor Co.) is recalling certain 2003 Acura 3.2CL, 2002-2003 3.2TL, 2003-2006 MDX, 2001-2007 Honda Accord, 2001-2005 Civic, 2003-2005 Civic Hybrid, 2001-2005 Civic GX NGV, 2002-2006 CR-V, 2003-2011 Element, 2002-2004 Odyssey, 2003-2008 Pilot and 2006 Ridgeline vehicles.

These vehicles are equipped with driver frontal air bag inflators assembled as a recall remedy part or replacement service part, that may explode due to propellant degradation occurring after long-term exposure to high absolute humidity, temperature and temperature cycling.

 

Remedy

Honda will notify owners, and dealers will replace the driver frontal air bag inflator, free of charge. The recall began August 12, 2019. Owners may contact Honda customer service at 1-888-234-2138. Honda’s numbers for this recall are Q5A and Y58.

 

Notes

Owners may also contact the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Vehicle Safety Hotline at 1-888-327-4236 (TTY 1-800-424-9153), or go to www.safercar.gov.

 

Check if your Acura has a Recall

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B19-042
June 28, 2019
Version 1

Safety Recall: Driver’s Airbag Inflator Can Be Over-Pressurized

AFFECTED VEHICLES

 

 

BACKGROUND

NHTSA and its independent expert reviewed the findings of three independent investigations into the Takata airbag inflator ruptures. According to NHTSA, the combination of time, high temperature fluctuations, and humidity contribute to the degradation of the propellant in the inflators. NHTSA has concluded that this degradation can cause the propellant to burn too quickly, creating more pressure than the inflator can withstand, and, in extreme cases, causing the inflator to rupture and send shrapnel through the air bag toward vehicle occupants. NHTSA is prioritizing the recall of air bag inflators based on the risk of injury or death to vehicle occupants.

This is the final phase to this campaign and involves vehicles that previously had the driver’s frontal airbag nondesiccated inflator replaced with a similar non-desiccated inflator (like for like), or an airbag module replaced with one that contained a non-desiccated inflator. This replacement may have been done as part of a recall or other repair. For more information about these inflator recalls, go to www.safercar.gov and use keyword TAKATA.

There are several bulletins with similar years and models. Make sure to do an iN VIN status inquiry and follow the indicated service bulletin.

Do an iN VIN status inquiry and, if indicated, repair the vehicle even though the vehicle may have been repaired under a previous campaign.

NOTE

If the VIN status inquiry indicates that the vehicle is subject to any open safety recalls, including the front passenger’s airbag inflator, make sure to also complete those recall repairs before returning the vehicle to the client. If you are unable to complete any open recall, advise the client of the recall status and when the recall could be completed.

You may receive a different part number than ordered, and the inflator may appear different. As a result, there may be different installation instructions. Make sure you review this service bulletin for installation instructions and details about model applicability.

 

CLIENT NOTIFICATION

Owners of affected vehicles will be sent a notification of this campaign.

Do an iN VIN status inquiry to make sure the vehicle is shown as eligible.

Some vehicles affected by this campaign may be in your used vehicle inventory.

Failure to repair a vehicle subject to a recall or campaign may subject your dealership to claims or lawsuits from the client or anyone else harmed as a result of such failure. To see if a vehicle in inventory is affected by this safety recall, do a VIN status inquiry before selling it.

 

CORRECTIVE ACTION

Replace the driver’s airbag inflator, then return the original, undeployed inflator as directed.

 

PARTS INFORMATION

 

NOTES

• The inflators appear similar, but may have different rates of inflation. Make sure you install the correct inflator (confirm the part number) for the vehicle you are working on.
• Always use new Torx bolts to install the airbags. The new Torx bolts are coated with threadlock to make sure they do not come loose.
• The inflator kit box must be used to return the old inflator to its supplier. Be careful not to damage the inflator kit box.
• If the defective, undeployed inflator is not returned, the warranty claim for that vehicle will be charged back to your dealership.
• To return the inflator, follow the instructions in PIB B15-0006, Inflator Kit Return Process.
• Parts staff can scan the part number and serial number from the outside of the box into the warranty claim by using the Controlled Part Serial No. screen and scanning the applicable information. Refer to the job aid Ordering and Managing Replacement Inflators for more information.

 

WARRANTY CLAIM INFORMATION

NOTES

• To avoid a warranty claim being charged back to your dealership, the defective, undeployed inflator must be returned to its supplier. Follow the shipping instructions in PIB B15-0006, Inflator Kit Return Process.
• The replacement inflator part number and serial number are printed on the label that should be attached to the RO.
• To avoid non-payment of warranty claims, the new airbag inflator part number and serial number must be included in each claim. For more information, refer to step 6 of REPAIR PROCEDURE.
• The serial number is encoded into the bar code printed on the label inside of the box and on a label attached to the outside of the box. If your dealership uses a scanner, you can scan the serial number from either place into the claim.
• The part number is encoded into a barcode attached to the outside of the box. If your dealership uses a scanner, you can scan the part number into the claim.
• If you confuse the serial number and part number when entering the claim information, your claim will automatically be rejected.
• For more information about scanning and filing airbag inflator recall claims, refer to Ordering and Managing Replacement Airbag Inflators. From the iN, select Service, Warranty, Warranty Claim, then Claims Reference Guide. Under HOT TIPS/TOPICS, select Inflator Claims at a Glance.

 

Skill Level: Repair Technician

 

IDENTIFYING COUNTERFEIT AIRBAGS

This section goes over the steps to identify counterfeit airbags and applies to all vehicles in this service bulletin. It is referred to in each vehicle’s repair procedure. Click HERE to watch a video to help identify counterfeit airbags.

• If there is nothing unusual about the airbag or the inflator, continue with the inflator replacement procedure.
• If there are any unusual markings, like an incorrect label or a model year written in marker, the airbag and inflator may not be the correct airbag and/or inflator for the vehicle or it may be a counterfeit part. For more information about counterfeit airbags, you can refer to safercar.gov, enter keywords MANAGING COUNTERFEIT, and select Recommended Dealer Guidance for Managing Counterfeit Air Bags from the list. If you suspect that the airbag or inflator is counterfeit, do not continue this procedure. Contact your DPSM for assistance.

 

REPAIR PROCEDURE

NOTE:

• If the VIN status inquiry indicates that the vehicle is subject to any open safety recalls, including the front passenger’s airbag inflator, make sure to also complete those recall repairs before returning the vehicle to the client. If you are unable to complete any open recall, advise the client of the recall status and when the recall could be completed.
• Make sure you have the anti-theft code for the audio and navigation system (if applicable), then write down the audio unit presets.
• Be careful not to damage any parts when replacing the inflator, and follow the procedure exactly.
• If, before removing the airbag, you suspect that it may be the incorrect airbag for the vehicle or a counterfeit, do not remove the airbag. Contact your DPSM for assistance.
• Make sure you have reviewed the SRS Precautions and Procedures in the service information before doing the REPAIR PROCEDURE.

1. Turn the ignition switch to the ON (II) position and check if the SRS indicator comes on for about 6 seconds, then turns off.
   • If the indicator comes on, then turns off after about 6 seconds, turn the ignition to OFF, then go to step 2.
   • If the indicator does not come on, or if it stays on, contact your DPSM for assistance.
2. Disconnect the battery negative cable and wait at least 3 minutes before continuing.
3. Remove the driver’s airbag module. Refer to the applicable vehicle’s service information.
4. Place the airbag module, face-down, on a clean shop towel.
5. Visually inspect the airbag and the inflator for any unusual writing or markings. Refer to IDENTIFYING COUNTERFEIT AIRBAGS.
6. Peel the label located inside the inflator box from its backing and attach it to the RO. For the warranty claim to be paid, the replacement inflator part number that you received must be included in the warranty claim.

NOTE:

• The replacement part number is printed on the top part of the label, and the serial number is printed on the bottom. Make sure you attach the label to the RO and give it to the warranty clerk.
• There may also be a colored sticker located in the kit; ignore it because it is not used.
• Not all inflator kits have a label included. In those cases, write the serial number and part number from the side of the inflator box on the RO. The part number always starts with 047.

7. Remove the horn plate. If there is no horn plate installed, go to step 8.

Type 1 – 2003 3.2CL, 2002-03 3.2TL, 2003-06 MDX

Remove the four horn plate mounting bolts, the mounting bolt felt washers, the horn plate, and remove the felt tape covering the lower two inflator locknuts. The felt washers and felt tape will not be reused.

8. Using needle-nose vise grips or a 3/8 in. 6-point socket, remove the four locknuts from the inflator. The locknuts will not be reused.

NOTE

Do not remove the inflator from the airbag module until you complete step 9.

9. Use shop air to clean any debris that may be on the inflator, then remove the inflator from the airbag module.

NOTES

• Do not allow any debris to enter the inflator opening in the airbag.
• Do not deploy the inflator. The inflator must be returned to its supplier in the box the new inflator came in. Follow the shipping instructions outlined in PIB B15-0006 to return the undeployed inflator.

10. Turn over the airbag module (inflator side down), and shake it to remove any debris from the inflator opening.

11. Install the new inflator in the airbag module.

NOTE

There may be some minor surface rust or corrosion on the new inflator; this is OK.

Click HERE for a short video about the different variations of the driver’s and front passenger’s replacement inflators involved with the recalls related to Takata inflators. While both the driver’s and front passengers inflators are shown in the video, this is informational only. Replace inflators only as directed by the iN VIN status inquiry.

There are four different styles of inflators. Make sure you use the correct installation procedures for the type of inflator you have.

 

NOTE

Type 3 inflators are not used in Acura vehicles.

11.1 Type 2 – Check your part number against the ones listed for each installation procedure. Use the correct installation procedure for the part you received.

11.2 Place the inflator into the opening with the inflator harness toward the bottom of the airbag module. Do notforce it into the airbag module.

NOTE

Refer to Driver’s Inflator Type 2 in the video.

11.3 Using a pair of pliers, gently pull up on each stud while pushing the inflator down until the airbag inflator isproperly seated within the airbag module, then go to step 12.

NOTE

Be careful not to damage the threads.

12. Install and torque the new locknuts to 9 N·m (2.8 lb-ft, 34 lb-in).
13. If applicable, reinstall the horn plate.Type 1 Horn Plate

31. Cover the lower two inflator locknuts with new felt tape (if applicable).

31.2 Install the horn plate with new felt washers on its mounting bolts. Torque the mounting bolts to 4 N·m (2.5 lb-ft, 30 lb-in), then make sure the horn plate moves freely.

14. Install the driver’s airbag module using new Torx bolts from the kit and torque the bolts to 8 N·m (7.2 lb-ft). Refer to the service information.
15. Reconnect the battery negative cable and do the following:
    • Enter the anti-theft codes for the audio system and the navigation system (if equipped). If the code does not work, refer to SB 07-051, Audio Unit Does Not Accept Anti-Theft Code.
    • Press and hold the audio unit power button to exit the anti-theft mode.
    • Enter the audio unit presets.
    • Set the clock (on vehicles without navigation).
16. Turn the ignition to ON and make sure the SRS indicator comes on for about 6 seconds, then goes off.
17. Give your warranty clerk the RO that includes the replacement inflator serial number and replacement part number.For the warranty claim to be paid, the replacement inflator part number must be included in the warranty claim.

END

 

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NHTSA Recall 19V-499

August 2019

IMPORTANT SAFETY RECALL

This notice applies to your vehicle: 99999999999999999

Dear JOHN SAMPLE,

This notice is sent to you in accordance with the National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act.

 

WHAT IS THE REASON FOR THIS NOTICE?

Acura has decided that a defect which relates to motor vehicle safety exists in certain 2005 model year MDX vehicles. The driver frontal airbag inflator in your vehicle may rupture when deploying during a crash. The potential for such ruptures may occur in some of the subject airbag inflators after several years of exposure to persistent conditions of high absolute humidity. In the event of a driver frontal airbag inflator rupture, metal fragments could pass through the airbag cushion material striking vehicle occupants, potentially resulting in serious injury or death to vehicle occupants. The risk of such an occurrence increases over time. It is imperative you schedule an appointment with an authorized Acura dealer now to avoid this condition in the future.

 

WHAT WILL ACURA DO?

Acura will replace the driver frontal airbag inflator with an inflator of a different design, free of charge. An illustration showing the location of the driver frontal airbag inflator, which is the only component of the airbag module (other components are the airbag cushion and airbag module cover) that will be replaced, during the recall repair, is shown on the right:

 

WHAT SHOULD YOU DO?

Please call any authorized Acura dealer and make an appointment to have your vehicle repaired for free. Once you make an appointment to repair your vehicle, be advised that the complete replacement process may take approximately 30 minutes. However, your dealer can provide you with a better estimate of the overall time for this service visit, as it may be necessary to make your vehicle available for a longer period of time. If you are not the only driver of this vehicle, please advise all other drivers and passengers of this important information!

 

CHECK YOUR VEHICLE FOR OPEN RECALLS

You can check your vehicle’s eligibility for repair under this or any other recall. Please access the Acura Recall Lookup tool at www.recalls.acura.com and enter your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN).

 

OWNER INFORMATION

You received this notice because government regulations require that notification be sent to the last known owner of record. Our records are based primarily on state registration and title data, which indicate that you are the current owner of this vehicle. If this is not the case, or if any of the information is not correct, please complete, sign and return the Information Change Card and we will then update our records. If you are a lessor of this vehicle, federal regulations require you to forward this notice to your lessee within ten days.

 

DO YOU STILL HAVE MORE QUESTIONS?

If you have questions or concerns, we encourage you to:

• contact your local Acura dealer; or
• call American Honda’s Customer Support & Campaign Center at 1-888-234-2138; or
• visit Twitter @AcuraClientCare; or
• visit www.recalls.acura.com to use “Ask Us”, our 24/7 virtual agent.

 

If you believe that American Honda or the dealer has failed or is unable to remedy the defect in your vehicle, without charge and within a reasonable period of time (60 days from the date you first contact the dealer for a repair appointment), you may submit a complaint to the Administrator, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), 1200 New Jersey Ave., SE, Washington, DC 20590. Alternatively, you may call the NHTSA toll-free Safety Hotline at 888-327-4236 (TTY 800-424-9153), or go to http://www.nhtsa.gov.

We apologize for any inconvenience this recall may cause you.

Sincerely,

American Honda Motor Co., Inc.

Campaign #Q5A / Service Bulletin #19-042

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Campaña de seguridad NHTSA 19V-499

Agosto del 2019

CAMPAÑA DE SEGURIDAD IMPORTANTE

Esta notificación aplica a su vehículo: 99999999999999999

Estimado JOHN SAMPLE,

Esta notificación ha sido enviada a usted de acuerdo con el decreto de la oficina de Administración Nacional de Seguridad del Tráfico en las Carreteras (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration o NHTSA por sus siglas en inglés).

 

¿CUÁL ES EL MOTIVO DE ÉSTA NOTIFICACIÓN?

Acura ha determinado que existe un defecto el cual está relacionado con la seguridad del vehículo en algunos vehículos MDX año modelo 2005. El inflador de la bolsa de aire delantera del lado del conductor de su vehículo se podría romper al activarse durante un choque. El potencial de dichas rupturas puede ocurrir en algunos de los infladores de bolsas de aire después de varios años de exposición ante condiciones persistentes con un alto nivel de humedad absoluta. En caso de que el inflador de la bolsa de aire delantera del lado del conductor se rompa, fragmentos metálicos podrían pasar a través del material del cojín de la bolsa de aire golpeando los ocupantes del vehículo, causando posiblemente lesiones serias o la muerte a los ocupantes del vehículo. El riesgo de dicha ocurrencia aumenta con el tiempo. Es imperativo que programe ahora una cita con un concesionario Acura autorizado, para evitar esta condición en el futuro.

 

¿QUÉ HARÁ ACURA?

Acura reemplazará el inflador de la bolsa de aire delantera del lado del conductor con un inflador de un diseño diferente, el cual se realizará de forma gratuita. A continuación, se muestra una ilustración de la ubicación del inflador de la bolsa de aire delantera del lado del conductor, el cual es el único componente del módulo de la bolsa de aire (otros componentes son el cojín de la bolsa de aire y la cubierta del módulo de la bolsa de aire) que será reemplazado, durante la reparación de la campaña de seguridad; la ilustración se muestra en la derecha:

 

¿QUÉ DEBE HACER USTED?

Por favor llame a cualquier concesionario autorizado Acura y haga una cita para la reparación de su vehículo de forma gratuita. Una vez que programe una cita para reparar su vehículo, le avisamos que el proceso de reemplazo completo podría tardar aproximadamente 30 minutos. No obstante, su concesionario le puede ofrecer un mejor estimado del tiempo total de esta visita de servicio, ya que pudiera ser necesario que su vehículo esté disponible por un periodo más largo. ¡Si usted no es el único conductor de este vehículo, por favor informe a todos los conductores y pasajeros sobre esta información importante!

 

VERIFIQUE SI SU VEHÍCULO TIENE UNA CAMPAÑA DE SEGURIDAD PENDIENTE

Puede verificar la elegibilidad de su vehículo para que sea reparado bajo esta campaña de seguridad o bajo cualquier otra. Por favor acceda la herramienta “Acura Recall Lookup” en www.recalls.acura.com e ingrese su número de identificación del vehículo (VIN).

 

INFORMACIÓN DEL PROPIETARIO

Usted recibió esta notificación porque las regulaciones gubernamentales requieren que esta notificación sea enviada al último propietario registrado. Nuestros registros están basados principalmente en los datos de título y registro en el estado, el cual indica que usted es el propietario actual de este vehículo. Si no es el caso o si la información no está correcta, por favor complete, firme y devuelva la tarjeta de Cambio de información anexa y nosotros actualizaremos nuestros registros. Si usted es el arrendador de este vehículo, las regulaciones federales requieren que usted envié una copia de esta notificación a su arrendatario en un lapso de diez días.

 

¿USTED TODAVÍA TIENE MÁS PREGUNTAS?

Si usted tiene preguntas o inquietudes, le recomendamos que:

• se comuníquese con su concesionario Acura local; o
• se comuníquese con el Centro de Apoyo al Cliente y Campañas de American Honda al 1-888-234-2138; o
• visite Twitter @AcuraClientCare; o
• Para más información también puede visitar www.recalls.acura.com

Si usted cree que American Honda o el concesionario ha fallado o no le es posible reparar el defecto en su vehículo, sin cobro alguno y dentro de un período de tiempo razonable (60 días desde la fecha en que usted contactó por primera vez el concesionario para la cita de la reparación), usted puede enviar una queja a: Administrator, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), 1200 New Jersey Ave., SE, Washington, DC 20590. Alternativamente, usted también puede comunicarse con el número de llamada sin costo (Toll-free) Safety Hotline de NHTSA al 888-327-4236 (TTY 800-424-9153), o visitar la página http://www.nhtsa.gov.

Le pedimos disculpas por cualquier inconveniente que esta campaña de seguridad pudiera causarle.

Atentamente,

American Honda Motor Co., Inc.

Campaña #Q5A / Boletín de Servicio #19-042

 

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Please take a moment to review this important video message from Yoshi Takatsuka with information regarding the
Takata airbag inflator recalls.
Click here to watch the video or refer to the post titled, “Takata Airbag Recall Update 6/28/2019 on the Parts,
Service, Sales, or Executive Management landing pages on iN.
Below is the script for your reference:
Hi, I’m Yoshi Takatsuka. Today, I’m going to provide you with an update regarding the final phase of the Takata
non-desiccated Airbag Inflator recall.
As you know, this recall is the largest and most complex in U.S. history, affecting 19 automakers and approximately
70 million inflators. For Honda and Acura, we have recalled around 20 million inflators and we have replaced more
than 14.7 million of them.
None of this would be possible without the strong support of our dealers. For that, I sincerely thank you. American
Honda appreciates your commitment to working through this most difficult situation and most importantly, for taking
care of our customers.
Last September, Bruce Smith provided you with details on NHTSA’s phased recall of all Takata non-desiccated phase
stabilized ammonium nitrate airbag inflators. Based on this schedule, affected automakers are required to launch the
fifth and final phase of NHTSA’s planned Takata inflator recalls by the end of this year. The parts identified in this
phase of the recall are non-desiccated Takata inflators that were originally used as replacement parts in the early
stages of the Takata recall. These replacement parts are also referred to as like-for-like replacement parts.
Together, we are making good progress through each phase, and we have a sufficient parts supply from alternative
suppliers, not Takata. As a result, we have decided to launch this final phase of NHTSA’s planned recalls ahead of
schedule. We will begin this final phase at the end of June.
I want to stress a very important point. The parts in this recall are Takata non-desiccated inflators used as
replacement parts. Therefore, most of these customers have already been to your dealerships several years ago for
an inflator replacement. This means these customers may be confused since they believe they have already
completed the necessary recall repairs. To minimize this confusion, please take advantage of all resources available
to you, such as referencing your eResponsibility report and VIN inquiry to identify affected vehicles. We will also
provide updated service bulletins with step-by-step instructions for repair, parts ordering and claim submission.
Please make sure dealer personnel follow instructions carefully to ensure proper completion of recall repairs.
Finally, again, I want to express my appreciation for your efforts to repair these vehicles and make our customers
safety the #1 priority. Thank you.
Sent on 06 28 2019 Expires on 08 01 2019
From Yoshi Takatsuka, Senior Vice President of American Honda’s Parts, Service and Te
Subject Takata Airbag Recall Update 6/28/2019
INTERACTIVE NETWORK
American Honda Motor Co., Inc. Page 1 of 1

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DATE: June 28, 2019
TO: All Acura Parts & Service Managers, Advisors and Personnel
FROM: Brad Ortloff, Manager of Auto Campaigns and Recalls
RE: Stop Sale/Safety Recall: 2002-2015 Mul????-Model Acura Driver and Passenger Frontal Airbag Inflator
Yesterday, June 27, 2019, Acura no????fied NHTSA of a stop sale and safety recall for certain model year 2002-2015 Acura vehicles to address
concerns related to specific Takata driver’s and passenger’s frontal airbag inflators that could poten????ally rupture in a crash due to prolonged
temperature cycling and environmental moisture. Refer to your eResponsibility report or do an iN VIN status inquiry to determine which units
in your inventory are affected.
Failure to repair a vehicle as necessary prior to sale may subject your dealership to claims or lawsuits.
Click Here to view a special message from Yoshihisa Takatsuka, Senior Vice President of Parts, Service & Technical Opera????ons.
BACKGROUND
In accordance with the five-phased recall of Takata non-desiccated airbag inflators established by NHTSA in May 2016 (refer to the a????ached
document outlining NHTSA’s overall plan (click here)), Acura has proac????vely expanded the Takata inflator recall ahead of NHTSA’s planned
????ming. The vehicles involved in this phase of the recall were repaired with like-for-like replacement inflator parts in the early stages of the
current driver’s and passenger’s frontal airbag inflator recalls (service bulle????ns 15-033, 15-049, 16-010, 17-004, 16-028, 16-029, 17-001,
17-002, 18-002, 18-003, 18-055 and 18-054) or as part of a service repair that involved a replacement airbag module using Takata
non-desiccated inflators. Over-pressuriza????on in an inflator during airbag deployment could cause the inflator to rupture and eject sharp metal
fragments into the cabin, increasing the risk of injury or death.
REPAIR
Vehicles affected by service bulle????ns 19-040, 19-041, 19-042 and/or 19-043 require removal and replacement of the driver’s and/or
passenger’s frontal airbag inflator.
PARTS
Parts to support the repair of vehicles affected by this phase of the recall are available through normal airbag inflator ordering process.
Replacement inflators will also con????nue to be offered on Parts Auto Ship.
Note: No new part numbers have been added through this ac????on; service bulle????ns 19-040, 19-041, 19-042 and, 19-043 reference inflators
already available under previous recalls.
SERVICE BULLETIN
Service bulle????ns 19-040: Safety Recall: Front Passenger’s Airbag Inflator Can Be Over-Pressurized (Phase 5), 19-041: Safety Recall: Takata Front
Passenger’s Airbag Inflator (Phase 5), 19-042: Safety Recall: Driver’s Airbag Inflator Can Be Over-Pressurized and 19-043: Safety Recall: Takata
Driver’s Airbag Inflator have beenposted to the Service Informa????on System as of Friday, June 28, 2019. These include parts, repair, and
warranty informa????on related to this recall.
CLIENT NOTIFICATION
Acura expects to complete ini????al client no????fica????on in August 2019.
For more informa????on about these inflator recalls, go to www.safercar.gov and use keyword TAKATA.
Sent on 06 28 2019 Expires on 09 16 2019
From Brad Ortloff, Manager of Auto Campaigns and Recalls
Subject Stop Sale/Safety Recall:02-15 Multi-Model Acura Dri. and Pass. Front Airbag Infl
INTERACTIVE NETWORK
American Honda Motor Co., Inc. Page 1 of 2
As always, be sure to do an iN VIN status inquiry for all vehicles passing through your dealership to determine eligibility for any open campaigns.
INTERACTIVE NETWORK
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Please take a moment to review this important video message from Yoshi Takatsuka with information regarding the
Takata airbag inflator recalls.
Click here to watch the video or refer to the post titled, “Takata Airbag Recall Update 6/28/2019 on the Parts,
Service, Sales, or Executive Management landing pages on iN.
Below is the script for your reference:
Hi, I’m Yoshi Takatsuka. Today, I’m going to provide you with an update regarding the final phase of the Takata
non-desiccated Airbag Inflator recall.
As you know, this recall is the largest and most complex in U.S. history, affecting 19 automakers and approximately
70 million inflators. For Honda and Acura, we have recalled around 20 million inflators and we have replaced more
than 14.7 million of them.
None of this would be possible without the strong support of our dealers. For that, I sincerely thank you. American
Honda appreciates your commitment to working through this most difficult situation and most importantly, for taking
care of our customers.
Last September, Bruce Smith provided you with details on NHTSA’s phased recall of all Takata non-desiccated phase
stabilized ammonium nitrate airbag inflators. Based on this schedule, affected automakers are required to launch the
fifth and final phase of NHTSA’s planned Takata inflator recalls by the end of this year. The parts identified in this
phase of the recall are non-desiccated Takata inflators that were originally used as replacement parts in the early
stages of the Takata recall. These replacement parts are also referred to as like-for-like replacement parts.
Together, we are making good progress through each phase, and we have a sufficient parts supply from alternative
suppliers, not Takata. As a result, we have decided to launch this final phase of NHTSA’s planned recalls ahead of
schedule. We will begin this final phase at the end of June.
I want to stress a very important point. The parts in this recall are Takata non-desiccated inflators used as
replacement parts. Therefore, most of these customers have already been to your dealerships several years ago for
an inflator replacement. This means these customers may be confused since they believe they have already
completed the necessary recall repairs. To minimize this confusion, please take advantage of all resources available
to you, such as referencing your eResponsibility report and VIN inquiry to identify affected vehicles. We will also
provide updated service bulletins with step-by-step instructions for repair, parts ordering and claim submission.
Please make sure dealer personnel follow instructions carefully to ensure proper completion of recall repairs.
Finally, again, I want to express my appreciation for your efforts to repair these vehicles and make our customers
safety the #1 priority. Thank you.
Sent on 06 28 2019 Expires on 08 01 2019
From Yoshi Takatsuka, Senior Vice President of American Honda’s Parts, Service and Te
Subject Takata Airbag Recall Update 6/28/2019
INTERACTIVE NETWORK
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DEFECT INFORMATION REPORT573.6(c)(1)
Name of manufacturer:

Manufacturer’s agent:

Honda de Mexico, S.A. de C.V.
Honda Manufacturing of Alabama LLC Honda Motor Co., Ltd.
Honda of America Mfg., Inc. Honda of Canada Mfg.
Honda of the U.K. Manufacturing Ltd.

John Turley
American Honda Motor Co., Inc. 1919 Torrance Blvd.
Torrance, CA 90501-2746

573.6(c)(2)
Identification of potentially affected vehicles:
Make/Model Description Dates of Manufacture
Number of Vehicles Acura 3.2CL Certain 2003 model year 02/12/2002 to 08/02/2002
5
Acura 3.2TL Certain 2002 model year 02/07/2001 to 01/29/2002
739
Acura 3.2TL Certain 2003 model year 02/0712002 to 09/08/2003
25
Acura MDX Certain 2003 model year 09/19/2002 to 09/23/2003
288
Acura MDX Certain 2004 model year 09/15/2003 to 09/24/2004
254
Acura MDX Certain 2005 model year 10/06/2004 to 09/13/2005
64
Acura MDX Certain 2006 model year 09/26/2005 to 08/28/2006
57
Honda Accord Certain 2001 model year 07/10/2000 to 08/10/2001
941
Honda Accord Certain 2002 model year 07/05/2001 to 08/20/2002
431
Honda Accord Certain 2003 model year 07/15/2002 to 09/20/2003
614
Honda Accord Certain 2004 model year 07/08/2003 to 08/27/2004
634
Honda Accord Certain 2005 model year 07/21/2004 to 08/24/2005
507
Honda Accord Certain 2006 model year 08/19/2005 to 08/28/2006
479
Honda Accord Certain 2007 model year 07/04/2006 to 08/28/2007
604
Honda Civic Certain 2001 model year 07/12/2000 to 09/10/2001
1,283
Honda Civic Certain 2002 model year 08/02/2001 to 09/09/2002
630
Honda Civic Certain 2003 model year 08/21/2002 to 09/10/2003
374
Honda Civic Certain 2004 model year 07/29/2003 to 08/31/2004
397
Honda Civic Certain 2005 model year 08/27/2004 to 08/29/2005
407
Honda Civic Certain 2003 model year 02/21/2002 to 07/28/2003
90
Hybrid

Honda Civic
Hybrid
Certain 2004 model year 08/19/2003 to 07/19/2004 45
Honda Civic
Hybrid
Certain 2005 model year 08/17/2004 to 07/27/2005 64
Honda Civic NGV Certain 2001 model year 12/08/2000 to 07/26/2001 4
Honda Civic NGV Certain 2002 model year 02/14/2002 to 03/20/2002 2
Honda Civic NGV Certain 2003 model year 02/21/2003 to 03/15/2003 5
Honda Civic NGV Certain 2004 model year 10/02/2003 to 05/12/2004 4
Honda Civic NGV Certain 2005 model year 10/13/2004 to 11/16/2004 2
Honda CR-V Certain 2002 model year 10/02/2001 to 09/25/2002 705
Honda CR-V Certain 2003 model year 09/09/2002 to 09/01/2003 546
Honda CR-V Certain 2004 model year 09/02/2003 to 09/09/2004 326
Honda CR-V Certain 2005 model year 08/31/2004 to 08/30/2005 77
Honda CR-V Certain 2006 model year 09/07/2005 to 07/27/2006 35
Honda Element Certain 2003 model year 11/19/2002 to 12/08/2003 240
Honda Element Certain 2004 model year 12/02/2003 to 11/30/2004 170
Honda Element Certain 2005 model year 01/06/2005 to 10/12/2005 22
Honda Element Certain 2006 model year 11/09/2005 to 06/26/2006 16
Honda Element Certain 2007 model year 09/22/2006 to 02/20/2007 8
Honda Element Certain 2008 model year 06/22/2007 to 05/06/2008 4
Honda Element Certain 2009 model year 01/26/2009 to 06/24/2009 3
Honda Element Certain 2010 model year 02/22/2010 to 02/22/2010 1
Honda Element Certain 2011 model year 02/22/2011 to 02/22/2011 1
Honda Odyssey Certain 2002 model year 08/22/2001 to 08/22/2002 455
Honda Odyssey Certain 2003 model year 08/23/2002 to 08/25/2003 489
Honda Odyssey Certain 2004 model year 08/25/2003 to 08/11/2004 286
Honda Pilot Certain 2003 model year 04/15/2002 to 08/19/2003 746
Honda Pilot Certain 2004 model year 08/20/2003 to 09/01/2004 320
Honda Pilot Certain 2005 model year 09/09/2004 to 08/23/2005 55
Honda Pilot Certain 2006 model year 09/06/2005 to 07/19/2006 43
Honda Pilot Certain 2007 model year 08/11/2006 to 06/18/2007 24
Honda Pilot Certain 2008 model year 06/19/2007 to 03/21/2008 22
Honda Ridgeline Certain 2006 model year 01/18/2005 to 05/12/2006 34
Description of the basis for the determination of the recall population:
According to the May 4, 2016 Amendment to the November 3, 2015 Consent Order, the fifth
phase of the Takata DIRs that affect the subject vehicles (Priority Groups 11-12) are not
scheduled until late 2019. However, in consideration of a sufficient supply of final remedy
inflators, and upon consultation with the NHTSA, Honda is further accelerating the launch of the
remedy for these vehicles ahead of the late 2019 scheduled Takata DIRs.
The recall population was determined based on dealership warranty, repair order, and service
parts records. The production range reflects all possible vehicles that could potentially
experience the problem.
Description of how the vehicles being recalled differ from similar vehicles not included in
the recall:
This recall is specific to vehicles that received a PSDI/PSDI-4/PSDI-4K driver’s airbag inflator
either as a recall remedy part or as a replacement service part (replacement driver’s airbag
module containing a PSDI/PSDI-4/PSDI-4K inflator). Similar vehicles not included in this recall
either were repaired with a driver’s airbag inflator from an alternative manufacturer, or are
currently subject to an open driver’s airbag inflator recall.
Identification of affected component:
Component: Driver’s Frontal Airbag Inflator (PSDI/PSDI-4/PSDI-4K)
Part No.: Accord 06770-SDA-A80ZA Pilot 06770-S9V-A01ZA
Civic /
Civic Hybrid /
Civic NGV
06770-S5A-A10ZA Ridgeline 06770-SJC-A10ZA
CR-V 06770-S9A-A80ZA 3.2CL 06770-SY8-A90ZA
Element 06770-SCV-A80ZA 3.2TL 06770-S0K-A90ZA
Odyssey 06770-S0X-A10ZA MDX 06770-S3V-A20ZB
Country of Origin: USA
Manufacturer: T.K. Global LLC
573.6(c)(3)
Total number of potentially affected vehicles: 13,577
573.6(c)(4)
Percentage of affected vehicles that contain the defect: 100%
573.6(c)(5)
Defect description:
According to the May 4, 2016 Amendment to the November 3, 2015 Consent Order, Takata
agreed to conduct recalls on a rolling basis for a defect in all driver and passenger inflators that
contain a PSAN-based propellant, and do not contain a moisture-absorbing desiccant.
Specifically, a defect related to motor vehicle safety may arise in some of the subject nondesiccated
PSAN inflators due to propellant degradation occurring after prolonged exposure to
high absolute humidity, high temperatures, and high temperature cycling. Activation of a nondesiccated
PSAN inflator with degraded propellant may result in an inflator rupture. An inflator
rupture may cause metal fragments to pass through the air bag and into the vehicle interior at
high speed, which may result in injury or death to vehicle occupants.
573.6(c)(6)
Chronology:
May 29, 2019
In consideration of a sufficient supply of final remedy inflators, Honda consulted with the NHTSA
about advancing the recall launch of Priority Groups 11-12 vehicles.
June 20, 2019
Honda determined that a defect related to motor vehicle safety existed and decided to conduct a
safety recall ahead of the fifth phase of the Takata DIRs scheduled for late 2019.
573.6(c)(8)(i)
Program for remedying the defect:
The owners of all affected vehicles will be contacted by mail and asked to take their vehicle to
an Acura or Honda automobile dealer. The dealer will replace the driver’s airbag inflator with a
new inflator, free of charge.
573.6(c)(8)(ii)
The estimated date to start notification to dealers: June 28, 2019
The estimated date to start notifications to owners: August 12, 2019
573.6(c)(9)
Representative copies of all notices, bulletins and other communications:
A copy of the dealer service bulletin, the final customer notification letter and other dealer
communication will be submitted to your office as soon as possible.
573.6(c)(10)
Proposed owner notification letter submission:
A draft of the owner notification letter will be submitted to your office as soon as possible.
573.6(c)(11)
Manufacturer’s campaign number:
Q5A: Acura 3.2CL, 3.2TL, and MDX
Y58: Honda Accord, Civic, Civic Hybrid, Civic NGV, CR-V, Element, Odyssey, Pilot, and
Ridgeline

American Honda Motor Co., Inc. ● 1919 Torrance Blvd. ● Torrance, California 90501-2746 ● Phone (310) 783-3170 ● Fax (310) 783-3622
Media Web Site: www.hondanews.com Consumer Web Site: www.honda.com
For more information: [email protected]honda.com
For Immediate Release
Honda Begins Final Phase of Takata Non-desiccated Airbag Inflator Recall
Six Months Ahead of NHTSA Schedule
• Phase 5 to occur ahead of NHTSA schedule due to significant Acura and Honda repair progress on existing recalls and adequate replacement parts supplies to repair all affected models
• Prior to this expansion, Honda’s overall Takata inflator recall completion rate was 83.0%, including yearly scheduled recall expansions since May 2016
• Since Phase 5 primarily includes Takata non-desiccated replacement inflators used in early recall repairs, the total number of recalled Honda and Acura vehicles in the U.S. does not change significantly with this action
TORRANCE, Calif. – June 28, 2019 – In the fifth and final phase of planned recalls announced by NHTSA in May 2016, Honda will conduct recalls covering approximately 1.6 million Honda and Acura automobiles in the United States to replace, for free, Takata replacement front airbag inflators that do not contain a moisture absorbing desiccant. With this final action, taken six months ahead of NHTSA’s schedule, Honda has now recalled all Takata non-desiccated airbag inflators installed in Honda and Acura vehicles in the United States.
The inflators included in Phase 5 were used as replacement parts during early Takata airbag inflator recall repairs or were part of whole airbag modules replaced for other reasons prior to February 2017. Excluding vehicles subject to the earlier Takata driver airbag inflator recalls, only 59 additional Honda and Acura vehicles in the U.S. will become subject to a Takata airbag inflator recall for the first time because of this action.
Honda decided to take this action early, ahead of NHTSA’s planned expansion date in late December 2019, because it has made significant progress with existing recall repairs (83.0% completion rate as of 6/7/2019). The company also has adequate replacement parts, all from alternative suppliers, to repair all affected Acura and Honda
Honda Begins Final Phase of Takata Non-desiccated Airbag Inflator Recall
Six Months Ahead of NHTSA Schedule Page 2
models, including those in the expanded population. Thus, owners of affected vehicles
should seek repair immediately at authorized Honda and Acura dealers.
In addition, all Honda Gold Wing motorcycles equipped with defective inflators in
the U.S. were included in earlier recalls and remain eligible for repair. There have been
no Takata airbag inflator ruptures involving Honda motorcycles globally. For more
information about the history of Honda motorcycle airbags, please visit
http://world.honda.com/MotorcycleAirbag/history/.
Honda is announcing this recall to encourage each owner of an affected vehicle
to schedule repair at an authorized dealer as soon as possible. Replacement parts are
available, all from alternate suppliers, to begin free recall repairs immediately, and a
free rental car is available to the vehicle owner for the day of the recall repair or longer if
a replacement part is temporarily unavailable. Mailed notification to owners of recalled
vehicles will begin in mid-August 2019. Automobile owners may also check their
vehicles’ recall status now at www.recalls.acura.com and www.recalls.honda.com or by
calling (888) 234-2138. Motorcycle customers can check recall status at
www.powersports.honda.com/recalls or they can call (866) 784-1870 for Honda
motorcycle recall information.
Since this recall primarily involves replacement inflators installed in vehicles
previously subject to recall, the total number of Honda and Acura vehicles affected by
Takata recalls does not change significantly with this action. The total number of
recalled inflators does rise to approximately 22.6 million in approximately 12.9 million
Honda and Acura automobiles that have been or now are subject to recall for
replacement of a Takata driver and/or passenger front airbag inflator in the United
States. In addition, approximately 4,540 Honda Gold Wing motorcycles are subject to
recall for the replacement of the Takata airbag inflator module. No motorcycle products
are involved in the recall announced today.
More Airbag Inflator Recall Information, including a detailed fact sheet can be found
here: www.hondaairbaginfo.com.
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AMENDED DEFECT INFORMATION REPORT
Recall ID Number 19V-499 July 26, 2019

Honda is amending Defect Information Report (DIR) 19V-499 to remove approximately 9,600 vehicles
from the affected vehicle population based on additional analysis performed after the DIR filed on
June 27, 2019. Honda confirmed that a preceding driver frontal airbag inflater recall is open
on certain affected vehicles and are already accounted for in the preceding recall. This amendment
impacts the following reporting categories:
1. Identification of potentially affected vehicles; and
2. Total number of potentially affected vehicles.

573.6(c)(2)
Identification of potentially affected vehicles:
Original Population:
Make/Model Description Dates of Manufacture
Number of Vehicles Acura 3.2CL Certain 2003 model year 02/12/2002 to 08/02/2002
5
Acura 3.2TL Certain 2002 model year 02/07/2001 to 01/29/2002
739
Acura 3.2TL Certain 2003 model year 02/0712002 to 09/08/2003
25
Acura MDX Certain 2003 model year 09/19/2002 to 09/23/2003
288
Acura MDX Certain 2004 model year 09/15/2003 to 09/24/2004
254
Acura MDX Certain 2005 model year 10/06/2004 to 09/13/2005
64
Acura MDX Certain 2006 model year 09/26/2005 to 08/28/2006
57
Honda Accord Certain 2001 model year 07/10/2000 to 08/10/2001
941
Honda Accord Certain 2002 model year 07/05/2001 to 08/20/2002
431
Honda Accord Certain 2003 model year 07/15/2002 to 09/20/2003
614
Honda Accord Certain 2004 model year 07/08/2003 to 08/27/2004
634
Honda Accord Certain 2005 model year 07/21/2004 to 08/24/2005
507
Honda Accord Certain 2006 model year 08/19/2005 to 08/28/2006
479
Honda Accord Certain 2007 model year 07/04/2006 to 08/28/2007
604
Honda Civic Certain 2001 model year 07/12/2000 to 09/10/2001
1,283 Honda Civic Certain 2002 model year 08/02/2001 to 09/09/2002
630
Honda Civic Certain 2003 model year 08/21/2002 to 09/10/2003
374
Honda Civic Certain 2004 model year 07/29/2003 to 08/31/2004
397
Honda Civic Certain 2005 model year 08/27/2004 to 08/29/2005
407
Honda Civic Certain 2003 model year 02/21/2002 to 07/28/2003
90
Hybrid
Honda Civic Certain 2004 model year 08/19/2003 to 07/19/2004
45
Hybrid

Original Population:
Make/Model Description Dates of Manufacture Number of Vehicles
Honda Civic
Hybrid
Certain 2005 model year 08/17/2004 to 07/27/2005 64
Honda Civic NGV Certain 2001 model year 12/08/2000 to 07/26/2001 4
Honda Civic NGV Certain 2002 model year 02/14/2002 to 03/20/2002 2
Honda Civic NGV Certain 2003 model year 02/21/2003 to 03/15/2003 5
Honda Civic NGV Certain 2004 model year 10/02/2003 to 05/12/2004 4
Honda Civic NGV Certain 2005 model year 10/13/2004 to 11/16/2004 2
Honda CR-V Certain 2002 model year 10/02/2001 to 09/25/2002 705
Honda CR-V Certain 2003 model year 09/09/2002 to 09/01/2003 546
Honda CR-V Certain 2004 model year 09/02/2003 to 09/09/2004 326
Honda CR-V Certain 2005 model year 08/31/2004 to 08/30/2005 77
Honda CR-V Certain 2006 model year 09/07/2005 to 07/27/2006 35
Honda Element Certain 2003 model year 11/19/2002 to 12/08/2003 240
Honda Element Certain 2004 model year 12/02/2003 to 11/30/2004 170
Honda Element Certain 2005 model year 01/06/2005 to 10/12/2005 22
Honda Element Certain 2006 model year 11/09/2005 to 06/26/2006 16
Honda Element Certain 2007 model year 09/22/2006 to 02/20/2007 8
Honda Element Certain 2008 model year 06/22/2007 to 05/06/2008 4
Honda Element Certain 2009 model year 01/26/2009 to 06/24/2009 3
Honda Element Certain 2010 model year 02/22/2010 to 02/22/2010 1
Honda Element Certain 2011 model year 02/22/2011 to 02/22/2011 1
Honda Odyssey Certain 2002 model year 08/22/2001 to 08/22/2002 455
Honda Odyssey Certain 2003 model year 08/23/2002 to 08/25/2003 489
Honda Odyssey Certain 2004 model year 08/25/2003 to 08/11/2004 286
Honda Pilot Certain 2003 model year 04/15/2002 to 08/19/2003 746
Honda Pilot Certain 2004 model year 08/20/2003 to 09/01/2004 320
Honda Pilot Certain 2005 model year 09/09/2004 to 08/23/2005 55
Honda Pilot Certain 2006 model year 09/06/2005 to 07/19/2006 43
Honda Pilot Certain 2007 model year 08/11/2006 to 06/18/2007 24
Honda Pilot Certain 2008 model year 06/19/2007 to 03/21/2008 22
Honda Ridgeline Certain 2006 model year 01/18/2005 to 05/12/2006 34
Amended Population:
Make/Model Description Dates of Manufacture Number of Vehicles
Acura 3.2CL Certain 2003 model year 02/12/2002 to 08/02/2002 5
Acura 3.2TL Certain 2002 model year 02/07/2001 to 01/09/2002 735
Acura 3.2TL Certain 2003 model year 02/11/2002 to 09/08/2003 24
Acura MDX Certain 2003 model year 10/22/2002 to 09/17/2003 15
Acura MDX Certain 2004 model year 09/15/2003 to 09/22/2004 18
Acura MDX Certain 2005 model year 12/15/2004 to 08/23/2005 11
Acura MDX Certain 2006 model year 11/04/2005 to 07/25/2006 15
Honda Accord Certain 2001 model year 07/10/2000 to 08/10/2001 933
Honda Accord Certain 2002 model year 07/05/2001 to 07/11/2002 425
Honda Accord Certain 2003 model year 09/12/2002 to 05/29/2003 3
Honda Accord Certain 2004 model year 12/26/2003 to 08/17/2004 7
Honda Accord Certain 2005 model year 09/02/2004 to 08/11/2005 9
Honda Accord Certain 2006 model year 08/25/2005 to 06/02/2006 9
Honda Accord Certain 2007 model year 09/23/2006 to 08/20/2007 7
Honda Civic Certain 2001 model year 07/12/2000 to 09/07/2001 960
Honda Civic Certain 2002 model year 08/06/2001 to 08/28/2002 199
Honda Civic Certain 2003 model year 09/17/2002 to 09/04/2003 31
Honda Civic Certain 2004 model year 09/16/2003 to 08/27/2004 58
Honda Civic Certain 2005 model year 08/27/2004 to 08/26/2005 57
Honda Civic
Hybrid
Certain 2003 model year 04/17/2003 to 04/17/2003 1
Honda Civic
Hybrid
Certain 2004 model year 12/19/2003 to 12/19/2003 1
Honda Civic
Hybrid
Certain 2005 model year 03/09/2005 to 07/25/2005 4
Honda Civic NGV Certain 2001 model year 12/08/2000 to 07/26/2001 2
Honda CR-V Certain 2002 model year 10/02/2001 to 09/02/2002 180
Honda CR-V Certain 2003 model year 10/03/2002 to 08/28/2003 23
Honda CR-V Certain 2004 model year 09/15/2003 to 09/09/2004 34
Honda CR-V Certain 2005 model year 09/21/2004 to 03/24/2005 3
Honda CR-V Certain 2006 model year 11/16/2005 to 06/26/2006 5
Honda Element Certain 2003 model year 12/20/2002 to 11/24/2003 2
Amended Population:
Make/Model Description Dates of Manufacture Number of Vehicles
Honda Element Certain 2004 model year 02/04/2004 to 08/17/2004 10
Honda Element Certain 2005 model year 01/27/2005 to 08/30/2005 3
Honda Element Certain 2006 model year 01/25/2006 to 01/25/2006 1
Honda Element Certain 2007 model year 09/22/2006 to 01/25/2007 3
Honda Element Certain 2008 model year 09/11/2007 to 09/11/2007 1
Honda Element Certain 2009 model year 04/13/2009 to 06/24/2009 2
Honda Odyssey Certain 2002 model year 08/23/2001 to 05/21/2002 85
Honda Odyssey Certain 2003 model year 08/23/2002 to 06/25/2003 9
Honda Odyssey Certain 2004 model year 09/11/2003 to 05/06/2004 5
Honda Pilot Certain 2003 model year 04/16/2002 to 08/01/2003 18
Honda Pilot Certain 2004 model year 09/12/2003 to 08/17/2004 9
Honda Pilot Certain 2005 model year 09/17/2004 to 08/12/2005 10
Honda Pilot Certain 2006 model year 09/09/2005 to 06/16/2006 9
Honda Pilot Certain 2007 model year 12/06/2006 to 12/06/2006 1
Honda Pilot Certain 2008 model year 07/23/2007 to 07/27/2007 2
Honda Ridgeline Certain 2006 model year 03/03/2005 to 06/30/2005 3
573.6(c)(3)
Total number of potentially affected vehicles: 13,577 (original population)
– 9,630 (population reduction)
3,947 (amended population)