2023-2024 Honda CR-V Drip Mold Not Set/Detaching/Loose
American Honda Motor Co., Inc. (AHM) is actively searching for 2023-2024 CR-V vehicles experiencing issues with the 'drip mold not set, detaching or loose'. This is part of an effort to understand the root cause before any repairs are attempted. Owners with qualifying vehicles should contact their…

Also applies to
- Honda CR-V
- 2023
American Honda Motor Co., Inc. (AHM) has issued a PRIORITY/ACTION REQUIRED communication, identified as "Request for Visit: 2023-2024 CR-V Drip Mold Not Set/Detaching/Loose", to its dealership personnel regarding a specific concern with 2023-2024 Honda CR-V models. This communication highlights AHM's proactive search for vehicles exhibiting a particular exterior trim issue. The goal is to thoroughly understand the root cause of the condition before any repair attempts are made.
Understanding the Honda CR-V Drip Mold Issue
AHM is specifically looking for 2023-2024 Honda CR-Vs where customers have reported the "drip mold not set, detaching or loose" condition. The drip mold is an exterior trim component, and its improper fitment or detachment can be a cosmetic concern or potentially lead to other issues. This investigation aims to gather more information directly from affected vehicles with a reported "Honda CR-V drip mold" problem.
Qualifying Conditions for Inspection
Honda is interested in inspecting vehicles that meet strict criteria to ensure the data collected is relevant to their investigation. Your 2023-2024 Honda CR-V qualifies for this special inspection if it meets all of the following requirements:
- The Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) must begin with "7FA".
- You must be able to visually confirm the "drip mold not set, detaching or loose" condition. Dealerships will need to take one wide-angle and one close-up photo of the issue.
- The vehicle must not have been involved in any collision.
- No prior repair attempts should have been made for this specific "drip mold not set, detaching or loose" issue.
What Owners Should Do
If your 2023-2024 Honda CR-V exhibits the "drip mold not set, detaching or loose" condition and you believe it meets the qualifiers, you should contact your Honda dealership. The dealership will then communicate with Honda's Technical Information & Support (TIS) group. This is a critical step to address the potential "Honda CR-V drip mold" concern.
Dealerships are instructed to email TIS at [email protected] or call 800-880-1072 (Monday-Friday, 7am-5pm PST). TIS will provide further instructions and record necessary vehicle information.
Information Required for Submission
When contacting your dealership or if the dealership submits information to TIS, the following details will be required:
Email Title Information:
- Model Year (e.g., 2023)
- Model Name (e.g., CR-V)
- Issue (specifically "drip mold not set, detaching or loose")
- VIN
Email Body Information:
- Dealer Number
- Your Name
- Best Phone Number to be Reached
- Current Mileage
- DPTS#
Important Warnings and Notes
This communication, identified as "Request for Visit: 2023-2024 CR-V Drip Mold Not Set/Detaching/Loose", is explicitly marked as "PRIORITY/ACTION REQUIRED" and is solely directed to Honda dealership personnel. This means owners will not receive a direct notification from Honda about this specific request for information. It is crucial for owners to be aware of this initiative and proactively contact their dealership if their vehicle matches the criteria for the "Honda CR-V drip mold" issue.
American Honda Motor Co., Inc. will provide a VISA gift card to dealership personnel who identify and report a qualifying vehicle that is accepted as a candidate for their information collection. This incentive underscores the importance AHM places on gathering accurate data to understand and address the "drip mold not set, detaching or loose" problem.
NHTSA ID: 10244298
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the problem with the 2023-2024 Honda CR-V drip mold?
- Honda is investigating customer complaints regarding the 'drip mold not set, detaching or loose' condition on certain 2023-2024 CR-V models. This issue affects the exterior trim of the vehicle.
- How do I know if my Honda CR-V is affected by the drip mold issue?
- Your vehicle may be affected if it is a 2023 or 2024 Honda CR-V, its VIN starts with '7FA', and you can visually confirm the 'drip mold not set, detaching or loose' condition. Additionally, the vehicle must not have been involved in a collision, and no prior repair attempts should have been made for this specific issue.
- What should I do if my Honda CR-V has a loose drip mold?
- If your 2023-2024 Honda CR-V exhibits the 'drip mold not set, detaching or loose' condition and meets the specified qualifiers, you should contact your Honda dealership. Honda's Technical Information & Support (TIS) team needs to inspect the vehicle to understand the cause before any repairs are attempted.
- Will Honda pay for the inspection or repair of the drip mold?
- The manufacturer communication (NHTSA ID 10244298) indicates that AHM is currently collecting information and inspecting vehicles to understand the cause. While the communication doesn't explicitly detail owner costs, it states that AHM wishes to inspect the vehicle before any repair. Dealers who identify qualifying vehicles and provide information may receive a gift card, suggesting Honda is actively seeking to address the issue.
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