2022-2025 Honda Civic Loose Door Weatherstripping TSB 25-008
Honda has issued Service Bulletin 25-008 for 2022-2025 Civic models regarding loose or improperly set door weatherstripping. This issue can occur if the door sash is frequently grabbed, dislodging the seal. The bulletin outlines a repair procedure involving replacement of the weatherstripping.

Also applies to
- Honda Civic
- 2023–2025
Owners of 2022-2025 Honda Civic models may encounter an issue where the door weatherstripping becomes loose or is not properly set at the top of the door frame. This condition is addressed by Honda Service Bulletin 25-008, issued on January 24, 2025.
Symptoms
The primary symptom of this issue is the door weatherstripping being loose or not correctly seated along the top of the door frame. This can lead to various problems, including increased wind noise, water leaks, or an unsightly appearance.
Diagnosis / Trigger Conditions
Honda has identified a common cause for this problem: customers may inadvertently grab the top of the door sash when entering or exiting the vehicle. This action can dislodge the weatherstripping seal from its proper position. If you notice your Honda Civic loose weatherstripping, this could be the reason.
Important Warnings
Before attempting any repair, it is crucial to note specific conditions outlined in Service Bulletin 25-008. If the existing weatherstripping is damaged (torn, ripped, or otherwise compromised), the repair procedure detailed in this bulletin does not apply. Additionally, during the repair process, if the door-checker bolt is removed, exercise extreme care. The door can overextend and sustain damage if not handled cautiously until the new door-checker bolt is installed.
Repair Procedure Summary
For the Honda Civic loose weatherstripping issue, the repair involves replacing the weatherstripping on all affected doors with improved parts. The process begins by carefully pulling the edges of the existing weatherstripping from the door frame channel and releasing the clips that secure it. Any broken clips must be removed.
Next, the bolt securing the door checker is removed and discarded. Technicians then remove the old weatherstripping entirely. Installation of the new weatherstripping starts at the front of the door, reversing the removal steps. A new door-checker bolt is installed and tightened to a specification of 29 N·m (21 lb-ft). To facilitate installation, a soap and water solution is applied to the door frame channel and the new weatherstripping. The weatherstripping is then carefully pressed into place, ensuring both upper and lower edges are firmly seated in the channel and that it is straight once installed. Finally, any excess soap solution is cleaned from the door.
Required Parts
To perform this repair, specific parts are required, as detailed in TSB 25-008:
- Weatherstripping, Front Right (ALL): Part Number 72310-T56-A11 (Quantity: 1)
- Weatherstripping, Front Left (ALL): Part Number 72350-T56-A11 (Quantity: 1)
- Weatherstripping, Rear Right (4-door): Part Number 72810-T56-A11 (Quantity: 1)
- Weatherstripping, Rear Left (4-door): Part Number 72850-T56-A11 (Quantity: 1)
- Weatherstripping, Rear Right (5-door): Part Number 72810-T64-A11 (Quantity: 1)
- Weatherstripping, Rear Left (5-door): Part Number 72850-T64-A11 (Quantity: 1)
- Bolt, Flange (8x22): Part Number 90141-S04-000 (Quantity: 4)
Owner Action
If you own a 2022-2025 Honda Civic and observe that your Honda Civic loose weatherstripping, it is recommended to contact an authorized Honda automobile dealer. They can inspect your vehicle and perform the necessary repairs according to Service Bulletin 25-008. This ensures the correct parts are used and the repair is carried out by skilled technicians.
Source: NHTSA ID: 11013335
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Honda Service Bulletin 25-008 about?
- Honda Service Bulletin 25-008 addresses the issue of loose or improperly set door weatherstripping on 2022-2025 Honda Civic models, providing a corrective action to replace the weatherstripping with improved parts.
- Why is my Honda Civic's door weatherstripping loose?
- The most common cause for the Honda Civic loose weatherstripping is customers inadvertently grabbing the top of the door sash when entering or exiting the vehicle, which can dislodge the weatherstripping seal.
- Which Honda Civic models are affected by Service Bulletin 25-008?
- This service bulletin applies to 2022, 2023, 2024, and 2025 Honda Civic 4-door and 5-door models.
- Can I fix the loose weatherstripping on my Honda Civic myself?
- Honda recommends that repairs related to Service Bulletin 25-008 be performed by skilled technicians at an authorized Honda dealer, as specific tools and procedures are required, including the replacement of a door-checker bolt with a precise torque specification.
What Honda Civic owners report
Counted from the records in our database across 46 model years.
- 16,711
- Owner complaints
- 94
- Recalls
- 1,769
- Service bulletins
- 1,775
- Crashes reported
- 179
- Fires reported
- 1,484
- Injuries reported
The 2022 model year
889 complaints, the 6th most of 46 model years on file. Owners reported 34 crashes, 3 fires and 19 injuries for this year, which also has 4 recalls on file.
Structure, the system this article covers, accounts for 831 of 16,711 complaints (5%), including 13 for 2022.
Complaints by model year
| 2001 | 1,079 | |
|---|---|---|
| 2002 | 702 | |
| 2003 | 551 | |
| 2006 | 1,462 | |
| 2007 | 1,270 | |
| 2008 | 981 | |
| 2016 | 1,082 | |
| 2017 | 606 | |
| 2018 | 752 | |
| 2022 | 889 |
Most-reported systems
- Air Bags — 2,938
- Steering — 2,631
- Power Train — 1,883
- Electrical System — 1,666
- Engine — 1,163
Latest recalls for the 2022 model year
- 26V332000 — Air Bags (May 2026)
- 24V744000 — Steering (Oct 2024)
- 24V064000 — Air Bags (Feb 2024)
Recent owner reports about structure
My went to the Honda dealership and i advised them that the paint on my brand new Honda Civic was peeling. They said they can't do anything and to report it to muy insurance. I have pictures of how horrible my car is getting
Read owner complaints →The inside hatch panel leaks water through it. It is available for inspection if requested. The problem has not been reproduced by dealership or independent service center.
Complaints are owner reports filed with NHTSA. They are unverified, and counts depend on how many vehicles were sold, so they are not a failure rate.
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