Honda Malaysia (HM) has announced a product recall involving 55,354 units of Honda vehicles of various models. This is to replace the fuel pump as a precautionary measure, in line with a global fuel pump recall campaign that involves around 1.4 million vehicles.
UPDATE: More info regarding this worldwide recall added
The affected Honda models were manufactured between 2018 and 2019 – see the chart below for the list of models involved. HM says that all cars produced in 2020 are not affected by this recall.
According to HM, this preventive measure is to address the possibility of loss of engine power or the vehicle stalling due to a faulty fuel pump. As of today, there are no reported cases of of accidents or injury caused by this issue in Malaysia, the company says.
In the US – where Honda and Acura earlier this month recalled 136,057 units – the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) recall report mentions that the Denso-supplied fuel pumps were “exposed to production solvent drying for longer periods of time” during manufacturing, which could cause surface cracking and excessive fuel absorption, and eventually cause the impeller to become deformed and fail.
This Denso fuel pump issue does not only affect Honda. In March, UMW Toyota Motor recalled 13,500 units of Toyota and Lexus models ranging from the Toyota Innova to the Lexus LC 500. Click on the link to view UMWT’s recall.
All affected Honda customers will be informed via notification letters, which will include details of the product recall. Upon receipt of the notification letter, customers can make an appointment with a dealership to fix the issue, subject to parts availability. The fuel pump replacement is free of charge and so is workmanship.
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Only one item recalling to other customers which is fuel pump????? How about gearbox, steering rack and all others parts that also have problem. What a big shame DRB Honda
And where is 2016 – 2018 Honda models?????
Err not DRB fault but solely Honda’s own.
Even drb honda also have biggest fault too for not servicing properly, including giving low spec cars
Parts malfunction not due to improper servicing.
Only last year, were they behind the curve. The past few years, Honda was 2nd best in the car features list for cars only behind Proton.
This year and next few years will also going to lose more to other brands, which honda are not very popular because you can see that many honda owners are already turning away from driving honda and decided to buy other brands because of improper service and quality is not so good too.
Anything to do with Honda they are also responsible. If problem go to them they will push here and there
10k km fuel pump problem…20k km petrol lid problem…40k km steering rack problem.60k km tensioner problem…90k km gearbox problem..all within 20 month usage…be prepare to have rm 16k for gearbox repair.no warranty .think twice to buy honda.
totally agreed with that, i had fuel pump problem recently and the HM said, they won’t call for replacement as long as the User still can use it..kinda dissappointed..
please check with anyone whose car is listed to be able to avoid anything bad
Is this the lejen Jepunis quality? Hahahahahahahaha
But still Honda service is still yucky. No sense at all
Care to share which SC or you are saying ALL Honda SC in Malaysia? I service my Honda with Honda Tiong Nam Motors Setia Alam. No issues of yuckiness so far for past 2 years.
Yes you hear many honda owners all complain most of honda service centers? And you think service is good uh? Later, you will see, after several months of after behaving so good, they will go back to square one. Believe that. Everyone are still complaining honda service. Attitude will still be the same bro. So BeCareful
if proton sure kena hentam kaw kaw…
Honda is going to be like proton in the past. Just like what happen my Wira after I sold it off for many years ago, unlike now
You mean proton service is bad? Tell me are you proton owner or not?
and you owe shell an apology
First at all, are u a honda owner first ?
Sir, he is honda owner.
Kesian Honda owners….Sudah bayar kete mahal, now getting lemony fuel pump…..
Very disappointed with Honda Malaysia for not recalling Honda Insight 2012 onwards for heavy oil consumption..It’s a known fact it’s the manufacture fault. Many thousands of Malaysian owners suffering bcos of this problem. No resale value and cost for repairs is about RM16k. .But no guarantee the same will happen again. It’s a known universal problem for Honda Insight and the US Honda is recalling these model 2012. I think Honda Malaysia know of this problem and keeping quiet about it. Contact them many times ask to write in but never reply. Ask for your support those facing this problem.
perodua new myvi has the same issue, many cars stalling on the road
luckily i sold my G5 CRV 2 weeks before MCO.
fethced a good price cos finance minister changed their tax calculation rule and increased the CRV 1.5TCP by 12k.
Now with sales tax abolished, price drop.
The dealer who bought my car must be cursing all the way to the bank!
Issue happens on Honda City 2014, DRB swept this under the carpet until 2020??? Amazing
Still not as bad as the Takata airbag fiasco. They only acknowledge the problem when people died.
Buy toyota better! Good RV!
Will that include City sold in the Phillipines?
So it really happens to my Civic TCP bought in 2019. Just only 1 year old. Just yesterday 30 July 2020 I sent my car for servicing less than few hours, engine stall in the middle of driving. I called my sales guy, and he brought his mechanic over for help. Don’t know what they did, but problem temporary got fixed and they drove it back to Service Center. Suspect fuel pump issue too.
To Civic FC owners, please get your car to fix it asap.
Since purchase HRV Honda… for 3 years.. FUEL PUMP ISSUE.
Whole family in car stalled in the middle of highway in 2019.
Came to change to recall fuel pump…..to change… . delivered damaged
Tell their BOD.
My 2015 city engine stall while driving, what should I do