2019-2020 Fuel Pump Recall
#1
2019-2020 Fuel Pump Recall
Sounds like Honda is recalling fuel pumps on several models, one of which is the 2019-2020 Fit.
https://www.autoblog.com/2021/03/31/...pump-recall-2/
The Honda web page to check your VIN to see if it's included in the recall is currently down, I'm guessing from the influx of requests.
https://owners.honda.com/service-maintenance/recalls
https://www.autoblog.com/2021/03/31/...pump-recall-2/
The Honda web page to check your VIN to see if it's included in the recall is currently down, I'm guessing from the influx of requests.
https://owners.honda.com/service-maintenance/recalls
#4
i've had my recall notice since September , not comfortable with leaving the car with Honda , i guess my distrust level is
a bit high ? . i'm thinking of telling them my brother is a mechanic , give me a new pump in an unopened package and
he said he'd install it . used to be they just needed a signature that you received the part
a bit high ? . i'm thinking of telling them my brother is a mechanic , give me a new pump in an unopened package and
he said he'd install it . used to be they just needed a signature that you received the part
#6
Mine has done the same thing since I bought it new. It very noticeable when the Cruise is engaged and the car no longer needs to accelerate to maintain speed. It always hesitates after that point then disappears until the next end of the next accel event. No codes have every been thrown.
#10
Damn. My 19 LX is on the "we messed up your car from the factory" list. Guess I'll be waiting for that letter in the mail.
On that note though, does anyone experience a sort of like "chug" after getting off the accelerator then back on? It would make sense to be the fuel pump.
On that note though, does anyone experience a sort of like "chug" after getting off the accelerator then back on? It would make sense to be the fuel pump.
#11
Damn. My 19 LX is on the "we messed up your car from the factory" list. Guess I'll be waiting for that letter in the mail.
On that note though, does anyone experience a sort of like "chug" after getting off the accelerator then back on? It would make sense to be the fuel pump.
On that note though, does anyone experience a sort of like "chug" after getting off the accelerator then back on? It would make sense to be the fuel pump.
#12
Damn. My 19 LX is on the "we messed up your car from the factory" list. Guess I'll be waiting for that letter in the mail.
On that note though, does anyone experience a sort of like "chug" after getting off the accelerator then back on? It would make sense to be the fuel pump.
On that note though, does anyone experience a sort of like "chug" after getting off the accelerator then back on? It would make sense to be the fuel pump.
#14
there are supply chain issues due to the factory shut downs last year , it's been gumming up the works for quite a few auto makers
#15
GK Fit fuel pump recall part installed in my 2019 Fit LX, Honda part 06170-TBZ-305 (Denso part name F/Pump kit) for safety recall 20-404 20-041 20-042 20-043 and 20-045 recall notices. No change to driving or operating performance.
#17
Just logged another 1000 miles on the new fuel pump. No issues and no changes (from the previous "bad" fuel pump and 23K miles strong). Make sure you "save" your USB fob (with music on it) as it will get removed when they take out the center console to replace the high pressure fuel pump. (I had to ask to get my USB fob back - don't ask)...
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