2023-2024 Honda CR-V Run Channel Issue Investigation
Honda is collecting information on 2023-2024 CR-V models experiencing defective run channels, wind noise, or window function issues. Dealers are asked to provide specific vehicle data before any repair attempts.
David Chen2023 Honda CR-V
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- 2024
American Honda Motor Co., Inc. (AHM) has issued a "Request for Info: 2023-2024 CR-V Run Channel Issue (ACTION REQUIRED)" to its dealership personnel, seeking to gather specific information about certain 2023-2024 Honda CR-V vehicles. This initiative, identified by NHTSA ID 10240767, aims to understand the root cause of customer complaints related to the run channel.
Why Honda is Investigating This Issue
Honda is currently searching for 2023-2024 CR-Vs where owners have reported a "visually defective run channel", experienced unusual wind noise, or encountered issues with window function. These complaints often lead to a recommendation to replace the affected run channel. To gain a deeper understanding of this condition and its underlying causes, AHM is collecting detailed vehicle information prior to you attempting a repair of any kind. This proactive approach helps ensure a comprehensive solution can be developed.
Symptoms Owners Might Notice
Owners of 2023-2024 Honda CR-V models might experience one or more of the following symptoms related to the Honda CR-V run channel issue:
- A "visually defective run channel".
- Unusual wind noise emanating from the window area.
- Problems with the window's function, potentially linked to the run channel.
Qualifying Conditions for Information Collection
Honda is specifically interested in vehicles that meet strict qualifying requirements for this data collection effort. Your 2023-2024 Honda CR-V must satisfy all of the following conditions for your dealership to report it:
- The run channel defect, wind noise, or window function issue must be visually confirmed and traceable to a defective run channel.
- Any visual defects of the affected run channel must be documented with clear photos (1 wide-angle & 1 close-up) before removing the run channel.
- The vehicle must not have been involved in a collision.
- No repair attempts for this specific issue should have been made previously.
Important Notes for Owners
It is crucial for owners to understand that this is an information-gathering request, not a repair bulletin or recall at this stage. Honda has explicitly stated that they are interested in collecting specific information prior to you attempting a repair of any kind. Therefore, if your vehicle exhibits these symptoms and meets the qualifying conditions, it's important not to attempt any repairs yourself or have an independent shop do so before consulting with a Honda dealership. Additionally, Honda is NOT notifying consumers directly about this request; this message is
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the 2023-2024 Honda CR-V run channel issue?
- Honda is currently investigating customer complaints regarding a "visually defective run channel", wind noise, or window function issue in certain 2023-2024 CR-V models. This is an information-gathering effort to understand the root cause before developing a repair.
- How do I know if my Honda CR-V is affected by this run channel issue?
- Your vehicle may be affected if you experience a "visually defective run channel", notice unusual wind noise coming from the windows, or have problems with window function. Honda is specifically looking for vehicles that have not been involved in a collision and have not had any repair attempts for this issue.
- What should I do if my Honda CR-V has a run channel issue?
- If your 2023-2024 Honda CR-V exhibits symptoms such as a defective run channel, wind noise, or window function issue, and meets the qualifying conditions (no prior collision or repair attempts), you should contact your Honda dealership. They will need to gather specific information about your vehicle and the issue to report to Honda's Technical Information & Support (TIS) Group.
- Will Honda pay for the repair of the run channel issue?
- This communication is an information-gathering request, not a recall or a standard repair bulletin. Honda is collecting data to understand the cause. Once the cause is determined, Honda may issue a service bulletin or recall with a specific repair procedure, which would typically be covered under warranty if applicable. For now, the focus is on data collection.
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