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2023-2024 Honda Accord & CR-V Rear Door Weatherstrip Issues

American Honda Motor Co., Inc. (AHM) is actively seeking 2023-2024 Honda Accord and CR-V vehicles that exhibit loose, torn, or deformed rear door weatherstrips or gap seals. This initiative aims to gather data and parts to understand the root cause of the issue before any repairs are attempted.

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Honda Accord
2023–2024
Honda CR-V
2024

What Honda is Investigating

American Honda Motor Co., Inc. (AHM) is currently investigating customer complaints regarding the rear door weatherstrip and gap seal on certain 2023-2024 Honda Accord and CR-V vehicles. The issue involves the weatherstrip becoming loose, torn, or deformed, or an improper gap seal between the front and rear doors.

This investigation, identified by the subject line "Request for Parts: 2023-2024 Accord & CR-V Rear Door Weatherstrip Loose, Deformed or Torn (ACTION REQUIRED)", is focused on understanding the underlying cause of this condition. AHM is requesting that dealerships identify and report qualifying vehicles for potential parts collection before any repair attempts are made.

Conditions for Participation

AHM is specifically interested in vehicles that meet certain criteria to qualify for this data collection effort. Your vehicle must visually confirm the weatherstrip issue while it is still installed on the rear door. This means the problem with the Honda CR-V rear door weatherstrip or Accord weatherstrip must be evident upon inspection.

Additionally, the vehicle must not have been involved in any prior collision. No repair attempts should have been made on the weatherstrip during the current service visit. These conditions ensure that the collected data accurately reflects the original issue.

What to Do if Your Vehicle is Affected

If you own a 2023 or 2024 Honda Accord or CR-V and are experiencing issues with a loose, torn, or deformed rear door weatherstrip, or an improper gap seal, you should contact your authorized Honda dealership. Inform them about the problem you are observing with your Honda CR-V rear door weatherstrip or Accord weatherstrip.

Your dealership will assess if your vehicle meets the specific qualifiers set by AHM for this investigation. If it does, they will follow Honda's instructions for capturing photos of the issue and submitting the necessary information to Technical Information & Support (TIS).

Instructions for Dealerships

For Honda dealership personnel, if a vehicle matches the specified qualifiers, it is crucial to capture clear, close-up photos of the weatherstrip issue. These photos, along with specific vehicle information, must be emailed to Technical Information & Support (TIS) at [email protected]. TIS will then provide further instructions for recording vehicle information and potential parts collection.

The required information for the email includes: Model Year, Model Name (e.g., ACCORD), the specific Issue (e.g., rear door weatherstrip loose), VIN, Dealer Number, Your Name, Best Phone Number, Current Mileage, confirmation that the vehicle meets qualifiers #1-#3, and the DPTS #.

Important Note for Dealerships

As a gesture of appreciation, dealer personnel who successfully identify and report a qualifying vehicle that is accepted as a candidate for parts or information collection will receive a VISA gift card from AHM. TIS will provide additional details regarding this incentive as applicable.

Source: NHTSA ID 11009189

Frequently Asked Questions

What specific models and years are affected by the rear door weatherstrip issue?
This issue affects 2023-2024 Honda Accord and 2023-2024 Honda CR-V vehicles. Honda is specifically looking into complaints of loose, torn, or deformed rear door weatherstrips and gap seals on these models.
What should I do if my Honda CR-V rear door weatherstrip is loose or damaged?
If your 2023-2024 Honda Accord or CR-V has a loose, torn, or deformed rear door weatherstrip, you should contact your Honda dealership. They will determine if your vehicle qualifies for Honda's ongoing data collection initiative before attempting any repairs.
Is Honda issuing a recall for the rear door weatherstrip issue?
No, this is not a recall. American Honda Motor Co., Inc. (AHM) has issued a manufacturer communication (NHTSA ID 11009189) to dealerships, requesting them to identify and report vehicles with rear door weatherstrip issues for data collection. This is part of an investigation to understand the cause, not a repair campaign.
Why is Honda collecting parts instead of just repairing the weatherstrip?
Honda is collecting parts and data to better understand the root cause of the loose, torn, or deformed rear door weatherstrip condition. By gathering information from affected vehicles, they aim to develop a comprehensive solution, if necessary, rather than simply performing individual repairs without addressing the underlying problem.

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