2022-2023 Honda Civic Head Cover Oil Leak Investigation
American Honda Motor Co., Inc. (AHM) is actively collecting information and parts related to a head cover oil leak issue affecting specific 2022-2023 Honda Civic 1.5T and 2.0L vehicles. Owners with qualifying vehicles are encouraged to report their issue.

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- Honda Civic
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Background: Honda Civic Head Cover Oil Leak Investigation
American Honda Motor Co., Inc. (AHM) has initiated a data collection effort regarding oil leaks from the head cover gasket in certain 2022-2023 Honda Civic vehicles. This initiative, identified as "Request for Parts: 2022-2023 Civic 1.5T & 2023 Civic 2.0L Head Cover Leak (ACTION REQUIRED)", aims to better understand the root cause of this condition. AHM is seeking to collect specific parts from affected vehicles before any repair attempts are made.
This is a "PRIORITY/ACTION REQUIRED" message directed to Honda dealerships. It emphasizes the importance of identifying and reporting qualifying vehicles to assist AHM's investigation into the Honda Civic head cover oil leak.
Qualifying Honda Civic Models
AHM is interested in vehicles that meet specific criteria for the Honda Civic head cover oil leak investigation. Your 2022-2023 Honda Civic may qualify if it exhibits an oil leak from the head cover area and meets the following conditions:
- For Civic 1.5L Turbo (EX, Touring, Si) models: The vehicle's manufactured date, found on the driver's door jamb, must be AFTER April 2022. Vehicles manufactured before April 2022 do not qualify.
- For Civic 2.0L (LX & Sport) models: The vehicle's manufactured date on the driver's door jamb must be AFTER June 2023. Vehicles manufactured before June 2023 do not qualify.
- There must be a confirmed oil leak from the head cover area.
- Previous repair attempts are acceptable, provided the cylinder head cover or gasket has not been replaced.
- The vehicle must not have been involved in a collision.
Important Warnings and Owner Action
It is crucial for owners and dealerships to understand the specific instructions provided by AHM. The communication states that AHM would like to collect specific parts from the vehicle prior to you attempting a repair of any kind. This means that if your vehicle qualifies, the dealership should not perform any repairs on the head cover leak until they have contacted AHM's Technical Information & Support (TIS) team and received further instructions.
This message is solely directed to Honda dealership personnel. Owners will not receive direct notification from Honda regarding this parts collection request. If you believe your 2022-2023 Honda Civic is experiencing a head cover oil leak and meets the qualifying criteria, you should contact your Honda dealer.
Reporting a Qualifying Vehicle
If a vehicle matching the qualifiers comes into a Honda dealership, the dealer personnel are instructed to e-mail Technical Information & Support (TIS) at [email protected], or call 800-880-1072 (Monday-Friday, 7am-5pm PST). TIS will need to record specific vehicle information and provide further instructions for the Honda Civic head cover oil leak investigation.
Dealerships must include the following information in their e-mail title:
- Model Year (e.g., 2024)
- Model Name (e.g., Accord)
- Issue (e.g., Brake Judder)
- VIN
And in the e-mail body:
- Dealer Number
- Your Name
- Best Phone Number to be reached
- Current Mileage
- Confirmation that the vehicle meets qualifiers #1-#5 listed above
- One wide-angle and one close-up photo of the leaking area
- DPTS#
Incentive for Dealerships
As a gesture of appreciation, AHM will provide a VISA gift card to dealer personnel who identify and report a vehicle that meets the qualifiers, is accepted as a candidate, and is subject to a successful Dealer Visit/Parts Collection/Info Collection. TIS will provide additional details if this situation applies.
Source: NHTSA ID 11006534
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the Honda Civic head cover oil leak investigation about?
- American Honda Motor Co., Inc. (AHM) is collecting data and physical parts from certain 2022-2023 Honda Civic vehicles experiencing oil leaks from the head cover gasket. This is to understand the cause of the issue before developing a repair.
- How do I know if my Honda Civic qualifies for this investigation?
- Your 2022-2023 Honda Civic must have a confirmed oil leak from the head cover area. Additionally, 1.5L Turbo models must have been manufactured after April 2022, and 2.0L models after June 2023. The vehicle must not have had the cylinder head cover or gasket replaced, and it must not have been in a collision.
- What should I do if my Honda Civic has a head cover oil leak and meets the criteria?
- If your vehicle qualifies, your dealership should contact Honda's Technical Information & Support (TIS) team. It's important that AHM collects parts *before* any repairs are attempted. You may be eligible for a VISA gift card if your vehicle is selected for part collection.
- Will I receive a recall notice for this Honda Civic head cover oil leak?
- This communication is a request for parts for an investigation, not a recall notice. Honda is currently gathering information to understand the problem. Owners will not receive direct notification from Honda for this specific request, as the message is solely directed to dealership personnel.
- What information does Honda need if my vehicle qualifies for the head cover oil leak investigation?
- If your vehicle qualifies, your dealership will need to provide specific details including the model year, model name, VIN, current mileage, photos of the leak, and confirmation that the vehicle meets all specified qualifiers to Honda's Technical Information & Support (TIS) team.
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