I don't think anyone has posted this yet.

"The U.S. recall includes the 2018 and 2019 Honda Accord, Civic Hatchback, Civic Type R and HR-V as well as the 2019 Fit and 2019 and 2020 Insight. Also covered are the 2019 Acura RDX, RLX and RLX Sport Hybrid and the 2018 and 2019 NSX."

2019 Fit recall - faulty fuel pumps

 

Whoa! 1.4 M need to be replaced? That'll tie up the service depts for awhile. Wonder what happened at Denso.

 

Thanks for the info! I went to https://owners.honda.com/service-maintenance/recalls and put in my VIN. Luckily, mine doesn't need to be replaced.

 

just checked the honda website , looks like my '19 LX is part of the recall . probably not that big of a job , the pump is accessed from under the console .
but i still hate the idea of having the car serviced at a dealership , or anywhere .

 

Thanks for the info.
Just did the VIN check and my 2019 fit is not on the recall list as of it.
I'll have to keep an eye on it!

 

I bet it hasn't hit the NHTSA/Recall site in the US. Be patient (while your Fit hesitates)....Smiles everybody smiles...

 

so no 2018 fits got recalled?

 

From the NHTSA website:

The recall population was determined based on manufacturing records and supplier part production records. The manufacturing range reflects all possible vehicles that could potentially experience the problem. Vehicles being recalled are equipped with fuel pump modules containing impellers produced during specific periods under specific circumstances (lower density impellers exposed to production solvent drying for longer periods of time). Similar vehicles not included in the recall are equipped with fuel pump modules that were not subject to the above conditions. The number of affected units is 9,294. Production Dates : APR 27, 2018 - DEC 21, 2018

Report included below.

 

I’m on the list but my dealership is waiting for parts to come in. They don’t know when yet.

Thanks for posting this by the way

 

Thanks for the heads up, looks like my wife's LX is in the clear.

 

My 2019 Fit LX has no fuel pump recall as of this morning - not sure how to determine the production date.

 

I thought the sticker on your door jamb has the build date?

 

No. I just checked because I own one.

 

Mine was built after the 21 Dec 18 production cutoff for MY2019 Fit models

 

i think i'm on the list but haven't gotten the notice from honda , supposed to be going out on the 22nd , has anyone else
gotten anything yet ?

 

I see in my advance notice from the PO that I'm getting a recall notice from Honda. I'm guessing it's for the 2020 Fit, rather than the 2015. Has anyone else gotten a recent recall notice?

 

I just checked Honda Owner's Site and no recalls on my 2017 Fit.

 

i have a '19 lx , just got my recall notice , it's for the fuel pump , impeller can fail over time . parts won't be in though , till end of summer .
they'll send another notice .

 

Yep, my 10/2018 is in the ones being recalled but no parts until 8/15 at least, says my dealer.

 

My first post!

I had the fuel pump recall service done on 2020-12-02. They had my super rare (*) Fit for almost perfectly 3 hours. I bet it wasn't high priority for them (recall services never are), but me walking around in their parking lot for an hour probably annoyed them enough to get on it.

My Fit had the hesitation problem since the beginning, similar to the experiences posted in this thread:
https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/3rd-...cond-gear.html

But it's gone. I don't know if they did idle relearn after replacing the fuel pump. I saw no indication of such in the worksheet.
The emissions check ready status for the fuel pump was FALSE after I got the car back, until I drove around a bit. I used the BlueDriver OBD-2 tool to check, so they definitely did something with the fuel pump (as they should). Don't try to get an emissions check (SMOG, etc.) right after the recall service.

(*) The only Fits with manual transmission + Honda-Sensing combination were 2018 and 2019 EX manual. Pre-2018 didn't have Honda-Sensing, and manual transmission was dropped for 2020 model year EX trim. Assuming 2% take rate for manual transmissions, and 70k Fits sold in the US for 2018 and 2019, only 1400 would be manual. Almost all of them would have been LX and Sport trims. Guessing 2% EX trim, that would be 28, in the entire US. Also, Canada never got the manual transmission + Honda-Sensing combination.