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2022-2023 Honda Civic EPB Harness DTCs C1110-13 C1100-94

Honda is investigating an issue with the Electronic Parking Brake (EPB) harness in certain 2022-2023 Civic models, leading to DTCs C1110-13 and C1100-94 and various warning lights. Owners should not attempt repairs but report qualifying vehicles to Honda for part collection.

ByAhmet Topcu — Founder & Editor-in-ChiefAutomated summary2022 Honda Civic
2022 Honda Civic — Honda Civic EPB harness
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Honda Civic
2023

American Honda Motor Co., Inc. (AHM) is currently investigating a condition affecting certain 2022-2023 Honda Civic models. This investigation focuses on vehicles equipped with an automatic transmission that exhibit specific Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs) related to the Electronic Parking Brake (EPB) harness.

The primary goal of this initiative is to collect actual vehicle parts to gain a better understanding of the root cause of the Honda Civic EPB harness issue. Owners of qualifying vehicles are requested to report their cars to Honda's Technical Information & Support (TIS) team before any repair attempts are made.

Symptoms

Owners of affected 2022-2023 Honda Civic vehicles may experience several symptoms indicating a potential issue with the EPB harness. The most direct indicators are specific DTCs stored in the vehicle's system.

These DTCs include:

  • C1110-13: "Left-Rear Electric Parking Brake Actuator Circuit Open"
  • C1100-94: "Electric Parking Brake Actuator Malfunction"

In addition to these codes, drivers might also notice intermittent or persistent "warning lights on the MID" (Multi-Information Display). These warnings can relate to "brake system problems," "LKAS lights" (Lane Keeping Assist System), and "ACC lights" (Adaptive Cruise Control).

Important Warnings

Honda has issued specific guidelines for this investigation, and it is crucial for owners and technicians to adhere to them. This is a parts collection effort, not a standard repair bulletin.

  • Do not attempt any repair or disassembly: Honda explicitly requests that no repairs or disassembling of the harness and motor be attempted for this issue during the current visit. Any such action may disqualify the vehicle from the collection program.
  • Ineligible Trims: Honda is NOT accepting FHEV, Si, or Type R trims for this investigation.
  • Previous Repairs: Vehicles that have had previous left rear brake assembly, left motor, or knuckle assembly replacements are NOT accepted.
  • Collision History: Vehicles that have been involved in a collision are NOT accepted for this program.

How to Qualify for Part Collection

To be eligible for Honda's part collection initiative regarding the Honda Civic EPB harness issue, your 2022-2023 Honda Civic must meet specific criteria:

  • Your vehicle must be a 2022-2023 Honda Civic LX, Sport, EX, EX-L, or Touring trim.
  • It must be equipped with an automatic transmission.
  • Both DTCs C1110-13 and C1100-94 must be stored in the vehicle's system. An All-DTC Check printout is required.
  • The vehicle must not have been involved in a collision.
  • No repairs or disassembly of the harness and motor should have been attempted for this issue during the current visit.
  • Previous replacements of the left rear brake assembly, left motor, or knuckle assembly are not accepted.

Action Required for Owners and Dealers

If your 2022-2023 Honda Civic meets all the qualifying requirements for the "Request for Parts: 2022-2023 Civic EPB Harness DTCS (ACTION REQUIRED)" program, please contact Honda's Technical Information & Support (TIS) team.

You can reach TIS by emailing [email protected] or by calling 800-880-1072 (Monday-Friday, 6 AM-5 PM PST). TIS will then record your vehicle information and provide further instructions on the part collection process.

When contacting TIS, be prepared to provide the following information:

Email Title Information:

  • Model Year (e.g., 2022)
  • Model Name (e.g., Civic)
  • Issue (e.g., EPB Harness DTCs)
  • VIN

Email Body Information:

  • Dealer Name & Number
  • Your Name
  • Dealer City & State
  • Best Phone Number to be reached
  • Current Mileage
  • Confirmation that the vehicle meets all six qualifiers listed above
  • Attach an All-DTC check printout
  • DPTS#

As a gesture of appreciation, Honda will provide a VISA gift card to the referring technician for vehicles that are successfully identified and accepted into the program. This program is active and was sent on April 8, 2026, with an expiration date of April 22, 2026.

Source: NHTSA ID 11031274

Frequently Asked Questions

What specific DTCs are related to the Honda Civic EPB harness issue?
The issue under investigation involves Diagnostic Trouble Codes C1110-13, indicating a "Left-Rear Electric Parking Brake Actuator Circuit Open," and C1100-94, indicating an "Electric Parking Brake Actuator Malfunction." These codes are key indicators for the Honda Civic EPB harness problem.
What symptoms might I notice if my Honda Civic is affected by this EPB harness problem?
Owners may observe intermittent or persistent "warning lights on the MID" (Multi-Information Display). Specifically, these warnings can be related to "brake system problems," "LKAS lights" (Lane Keeping Assist System), and "ACC lights" (Adaptive Cruise Control).
Can I attempt to repair my 2022-2023 Honda Civic if it has these EPB harness DTCs?
No, Honda explicitly requests that no repairs or disassembly of the harness and motor be attempted before reporting the vehicle for part collection. Performing repairs beforehand may disqualify your vehicle from participating in the investigation.
Which 2022-2023 Honda Civic models are eligible for this parts collection?
Honda is interested in 2022-2023 Civic LX, Sport, EX, EX-L, or Touring trims equipped with an automatic transmission. It's important to note that FHEV, Si, and Type R trims are not accepted for this specific investigation into the Honda Civic EPB harness.

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.

Service Brakes and Forward Collision Avoidance and Lane Departure and Electrical System and Power Train, the system this article covers, accounts for 4,585 of 16,711 complaints (27%), including 168 for 2022.

Complaints by model year

Model years with the most complaints for the Honda Civic
20011,079
2002702
2003551
20061,462
20071,270
2008981
20161,082
2017606
2018752
2022889

Most-reported systems

  1. Air Bags — 2,938
  2. Steering — 2,631
  3. Power Train — 1,883
  4. Electrical System — 1,666
  5. Engine — 1,163

Latest recalls for the 2022 model year

  • 26V332000 — Air Bags (May 2026)
  • 24V744000 — Steering (Oct 2024)
  • 24V064000 — Air Bags (Feb 2024)
All 2022 recalls →

Recent owner reports about service brakes and forward collision avoidance and lane departure and electrical system and power train

2 Issues. 1) Only a few weeks after purchase there were defective stabilizer link bushings. They removed them and gave the car back to me while they waited for the part to come in.

2022 Honda Civic owner, Sep 2026

The rearview camera automatically projects onto the center display when applying the brake. On the morning of 2/16, the center display was showing the rearview camera view my entire morning commute to work. It is likely an electrical issue (short).

2022 Honda Civic owner, Feb 2026
Read owner complaints →

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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