
Recall Issued for Nearly 300K Honda Vehicles in New York and Across the U.S.
Recalls are never exactly a fun thing to deal with but in places like the food industry or the automotive industry, they're not exactly rare. Recalls can happen for a variety of reasons and have different levels of severity but in the end they come down to one thing and that is protecting people.
When the food industry recalls an item, they are taking an abundance of caution to protect people from ingesting something that can affect their health and the automotive industry issues recalls to prioritize peoples safety. That's the exact scenario today as Honda has just recently issued a recall that applies to hundreds of thousands of vehicles across the United States.
Honda Recall Details
Multiple outlets have reported on the news of this most recent Recall from Honda but when it comes to getting all the details, there's no better place then straight from the horses mouth.
According to the press release issued by Honda, this latest recall was decision made voluntarily by Honda and it's expected to apply to approximately 295,000 Honda vehicles across the whole United States. Now while that is a lot of vehicles, the good news appears to be that the issue is more technological as opposed to mechanical.
The exact problem that is the cause for this recall is what was described as "improper programming of the FI-ECU". The FI-ECU stands for Fuel Injection Electronic Control Unit. Owners of affected cars may notice the illumination of their check engine light on their dashboard.
The issue could also lead to vehicles engine losing drive power, hesitation and/or stalling of the vehicle, which all leads to the increased risk of a crash or injury. The press release stated that the issue has been detected in multiple model vehicles including the 2023-2025 Honda Pilot, 2022-2025 Acura MDX Type S
2021-2025 Acura TLX Type S.
Fixing the Problem
The most important question from all of this, especially for the owners of affected vehicles is simply how will Honda fix the problem? Good news for those with affected is that the issue can be fixed with a system software update.
American Honda and Acura dealers will be able to perform the software updates on affected vehicles and the updates will be free of charge. At this point in time, Honda has not received any confirmed reports of crashes or injuries related to this issue.

Honda also stated that vehicle owners will be contacted by mail in March with an official notice to take their vehicle to their nearest Honda or Acura dealer for the needed maintenance. Honda also encourages vehicle owners to have their vehicles attended to as soon as possible.
Vehicle owners also may also determine whether or not their vehicle requires repair by visiting www.recalls.honda.com or www.recalls.acura.com, or by calling (888) 234-2138.
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