As a Honda technician myself, and other than the seat belt recall and the software upgrade issues with the upgaded Hybrid touchscreens, I also came across a couple 2023 Accord EX 1.5T models with parasitic draw issues that were related to the telematic control unit behind the touchscreen because the faulty telematic was staying on even though the car was competely shut off. Those telematic control units were replaced and reprogrammed under warranty along with replacing the batteries due to sitting too long(the telematic units were on back order for 2-3 months), and that pretty much solved the parasitic draw issue. It was typical 1st year electrical gremlins. Other than that, the new Accord is growing on me styling wise, but the customers seem to prefer the Hybrid models over the regular ones, thus the Hybrids sell more quickly.
Thanks for sharing. We haven’t seen ANY draw issues but this is why it’s great to get other techs perspectives. Really appreciate that’s. Now that you spoke on it I’ll probably get one today 😅. Your right we are seeing a huge surge in hybrids as well here both accord and cr-v.
Informative video. Still own an 06 Accord 2.4L 5 speed AT. Replaced the whole suspension once and done all the maintenance at a recommended interval to include valve adjustment. Drives like a brand new at 215K miles. It is truly built like a tank.
Really love the wealth of info you post 👍🏻. I’m at 12k on my 2023 Accord EX L and coming up to my third oil change. I’ve dodged all but the Seatbelt recall/inspection, had 1 time where infotainment screen went black and that was solved with a reboot. Styling yes is low key and I like it, it’s a fantastic daily driver, smooth and relatively quick just in Normal drive mode. Lifetime MPG for my hybrid is 50 miles to the gallon Conclusion if your NOT an suv lover I highly recommend the Accord as a roomy it doesn’t look like a Prius hybrid!
Thanks for the kind words and I agree. It’s a great drive tbh and if you don’t need suv and/or awd it’s probably one of the best options out there. I’m not fond of the powertrain choices but there’s always Honda care 😅
Purchased a 2024 EX in early May. Love the car. Very smooth, quiet, plenty of room, adequate power AND very good fuel economy. Only had it a month and a half so its too early for any long term satisfaction.
@@mjsboda777he’s better off using 91-93 on a turbo no matter if it’s a 1.5 Honda gasket issues are a cause if low octane gas being used he’s doing the right thing
Have a 23 touring, friggen love it. Personally, I was very attracted to the blending in looks. Never been a fan of cars like the Camry mouth eating grilles. I don’t want attention, then I can speed without notice. .:). Have 13k so far, no issues as of yet. Very linear acceleration, quiet, and comfy. Zero complaints.
I have the Hybrid Touring with 21k miles and it has been pretty good. I guess the only thing I wish would happen is more people would develop apps for the Android Automotive platform.
My 23 Sport Hybrid runs like a dream. I use it full time for Uber, avg 1200 miles a week. Runs like a dream. Bought a maintenance package when I bought the car and have not needed to pay for anything else since. Ever since Fast and Furious came out people think turbos are so cool. They add pressure (hurting the motor over time) and are incredibly costly to replace. Cracks me up that people want to “race” an Accord.
My 2024 Honda Accord 1.5T began leaking oil at just 6,000 miles, and I also noticed low coolant levels. I’ve been diligent about maintenance, performing the first oil change at 500 miles and then every 3,000 miles thereafter. Prior to these issues, I experienced a noise from the A/C system, followed by the steering volume switch ceasing to click. Fortunately, everything has been addressed under warranty, but I’m growing increasingly concerned about the decline in Honda’s quality. I always wait 5 minutes before turning off the engine after highway driving, and I exclusively use 93 octane fuel. Despite these precautions, the issues persist-it’s disappointing how much Honda’s quality seems to have deteriorated.
Thanks for the video. I've had my 2024 Honda Accord Hybrid EXL for about a month now. Everything is great, except the fuel economy, which has been around 42 mpg. I'm hoping it will improve over time. However, I've noticed a constant wind noise at speeds above 60 mph, which gets louder as I go faster and becomes unbearable at speeds above 75 mph. Coming from a 10-year-old Hyundai which is noticeably quieter, I expected better noise insulation in a new Honda accord.
I have a '23 Touring that I've had for 6 months. I had the seatbelt recall check completed. The fuel economy dropped dramatically once it got cold. I am averaging literally 40 MPG over 6 months. I drive the hell out of it too. I love the car...especially coming from a '20 RDX A-Spec SH-AWD and its thirsty drivetrain.
All cars not just hybrids fuel economy drop in the winter. Due to the colder denser air which makes the car have to work harder to move through and the engine having to run even longer due the hybrid battery needs to warm up.
We've had ours replaced and today it gave us no heat unless it was turned up to like 81 it was 65ish outside. This is a first on that. I'm not excited to take it to the dealer again for like the 15th time lol. Hopefully this thing stops breaking things on the a/c
I have a 2024 accord EX and a 2024 HRV Sport and I’ve had a couple quirks. My HRV went into the shop 4 times to have the drivers window repaired. Window refused to roll up half the time and kept bouncing down. First they said it was the seals, then said it was out of adjustment, eventually they just replaced the regulator, seals, and the window motor and that solved the problem. Then we got a weird clunk in the rear when going over light bumps. Took it into service and found that the rear shock bolt had SNAPPED. Took a whole week to get the bolt in for our HRV but it was repaired and Honda gave us a rental. All has been good. We have had 0 issues with our 2024 accord which we actually bought after our 2024 HRV. The only thing I’ve noticed is the steering wheel is off center. The dealership performed a free alignment for me but it didn’t not solve the issue so I took it back. They GASLIT me and said it’s straight when it’s not. I have another appointment this Saturday and they are redoing the alignment, straightening the wheels, and uninstalling and reinstalling the steering wheel. I looked online and there is a TSB for this issue after the service advisor told me there has been no similar complaints for my accord. We will see if these idiots know what they’re doing🤣 Other than that both cars have been AMAZING. I’m at 5,000miles on my accord and 7,000 on my hrv
@@BCautosolutions I am a die hard Honda fan. Won’t drive or buy anything else! I know out of the millions of cars Honda makes they are not all going to be perfect! Still love my cars and stand by Honda 100%! So no need to apologize! Can’t blame Honda for ignorant techs! There are good and bad people in any profession! 🤣
Got the 2023 accord sportL and opted for the warranty for anything infotainment related, no issues yet except an over the air uodate left me stranded when I tried to fill up an a gas station
I have rhe 202 EX-Land I really like it so far. There’s a definite mileage drop in cooler weather, especially running the heater. No other complaints after 4-5 months. I’m fine with the low-key design
All hybrids are susceptible to mpg drop in cabin power usage may it be AC or heat or even rear defrost both absolutely destroy mpg. I highly recommend to be conscious about that and tire pressure. Long time hybrid user and love the low maintenance factor and awesome gas mileage.
Ive got a 24 hybrid, build quality is good. The blower motor on mine started whining at 1k miles and the seat frame was installed poorly. Other than that no issues. Hoping for no bad injector or cracked piston. Thanks for the heads up. The design is bleh but the price was right.
Fuel injector failure on my 2024 Accord hybrid had to replace all of them along with the spark plugs. Rough idling at start or slow speeds. Just watch out for it
At 7:08 when you’re mentioning the hvac noises Ive personally heard one on 23 that ended up having the recirculation gear screw too-tight and would cause a creaking noise. I was going to update on TechLine that I loosened the screw and applied lubricant and the noise issue was fixed (instead of previous posts removing the hvac box or replacing the hvac box) but they locked the forum?? I’d try loosening the screw that holds the recirculation gear on the fresh-air flap 1-2 full-turns if you ever get that concern 👍. Also we have had the mentioned 2.0L hybrids injector issues on 4-5 cars now but across all newer 2.0L failing rich. I’ve personally done injectors on a 24 crv hybrid with 11k miles.
@@BCautosolutions no problem, I’m going to try and see if I can comment on the TechLine forum again to help everyone out. It beats removing the blower box!!
I had a 23’ sport hybrid. Amazing car, but I did have a problem with the touch screen where I couldn’t connect to CarPlay, which was annoying. Taking off the battery terminal for a few mins and putting it back on fixed it for a little while, but the problem would come back. There was a part the was replaced to try to fix the problem, which was back ordered for a few weeks, but That didn’t fix the problem. And yeah I sold the car. Loved it, but I want to go fully electric now !
Woulda considered a new '23 , but lack of 2.0t was a deal breaker, my '21 CPO Sport has been great so far, but the panel gaps and orange peel are kinda laughable compared to my prior (totaled) Volvo....solid car otherwise, and premium gas every fill-up! 👍
I am thinking to get one, but worried about the radar sensor theft. Can you make a video about the radar sensor bracket and how effective it is in protecting against theft?
I’ve been a Honda guy for thirty years now,I have a near mint 01 Prelude,an old 92 civic Si hatch and a14 civic coupe,I wouldn’t buy a new one though. Honda had better cars back in the day,it bothers me what they put out these days.
@@BCautosolutions It’s black ,5 speed,leather interior,looks almost new because I don’t drive it much. It was built in October of 2001 so it’s gotta be close to one of the last ones ever made I’m thinking 🤔
I got my brand new 2023 accord and it has 32 thousand miles and it is leaking oil already, I’m taking to the dealer right this moment, I have this car for months, not even one year.. I’m frustrated since it is my first Honda.
I have a 2024 Honda accord ex 1.5 w/2,646 miles had it for 3 months and already my fuel injectors had to be replaced that’s disappointing for it being this early
With those honey cones vents how easy it is to keep them clean and dust free or what can be done to easily maintain those vents when it start gathering dust.
We own 2023 Honda Accord ex 1.5t. Already noticed drivers side taillight condensation when the temperature drops at night. Going to the dealer to fix it on Friday. Hopefully they can address this issue. I have pictures and video of the issue.
Awesome content man! Ty! Our 2013 RDX intermittently flashes the “check charging system” notification then goes away and this just started yesterday. It Stays on for about 1-2 mins then goes away. Happened on wife’s trip to work, yesterday and this morning , but NOT on the way home. Car still feels powerful though. Any ideas? Thank you!
Thank you! I’d get a reading on that alternator output with and without loads. Also check you battery terminals and try and twist them with your hands as hard as you can without getting hurt. Lmk what you find out.
@@BCautosolutions do the load tests and passed. I cleaned off a bit of corrosion from battery connections to. It still did warning once more on Friday. Our 13 RDX seems to be leaking from Rocker Arm Oil Control Valve. I found this online: ACURA Service Bulletin, 20-014, March 5, 2020, Front Rocker Arm Oil Control Valve Leaks: AFFECTED VEHICLES Year Model: 2013-15, RDX, Trim ALL, VIN Range ALL, SYMPTOM, The front rocker arm oil control valve is leaking. I think this might be our intermittent "check charge system" on cluster. I noticed quite a bit of dripping on Alternator. Hopefully Acura dealer can address this..
I am a Honda guy. But I am starting to look at other brands. We still have our 1997 Honda Accord. 200K miles. I do not believe it ever had a recall. Loved my old 1999 Honda Civic, outgrew it, so I sold it years ago. My 2009 Honda Crv has just been fantastic. It even spent 2 years in Denver with my brother. Now it's back home in sunny California. My 2019 Honda Ridgeline has had its share of small recalls. Honda quality control is starting to slip. Its current recall for my truck is for a fuel pump. My CRV has 190k miles on it. The Ridgeline has 43K miles on it. I am thinking about selling it. The design team for Honda is really producing some boring looking cars to me. The last design I loved was the 2017 body type. The 2024 model looks very boring to me. And I truly do not like the front plastic looking grill. Toyota design team is doing a much better job than Honda. The body style for the Camary is truly sporty. Not sure If I will be buying another Honda. They are starting to dumb down their quality controls. Cheap parts mean a cheap car.
Had loss of power in 2023 honda Accord touring hybrid, been to the shop many times . It has happened after half a dozen times. driving at freeway speeds all kinds of lights on dash lit up,(brake, steering failure, no acceleration) stop turned car off waited 30 seconds turned back on no issues. took to dealership and they chaged the vehicle stabilation modules. even after that still lost power 4 more times. wife was driving check engine light came on and went in limp mode, would drive past 25 mph. also put in reverse and wont move but put in drive it will move forward. owned a dozen hondas and this will be my last one. Back to Toyota. When took back to dealer ship they said there were no codes.
@@trentmatt43 sorry to hear, that sounds frustrating for sure. Toyota has also had their share of issues recently. Best of luck either way and thanks for sharing.
Toyota isn’t much better, unfortunately. I had a ‘16 Camry and it gave me issues with the alternator, throttle body, and bearings. I have the same car as you have and so far I’ve not had any issues. If it continues to give you issues you may need to consider the lemon laws.
Have a 23 LX, I have a slight shuddering upon acceleration at 1500-2000 rpm it’s intermittent but would you have any idea what it could be? Thanks love your content!
Can’t see a pattern cause it’s intermittent but when it happens it happens only at initial acceleration like leaving a stop light, I notice it cause in my 06 accord 3.0 auto used to do the same thing from 1st to 2nd but I would change the fluid out every year so that problem was solved some what. But this newer one only has 8,000 miles and I broke in the car for 1000 miles properly, so I don’t know why it would do it especially intermittently that’s why I haven’t taken it in yet cause the dealer may not notice it and I don’t want to waste my time going if they can’t reproduce the issue. Should I wait till it gets worse?
@@Noboost808 yeah I would wait to see if you can get it to happen more often. I haven’t driven too many 1.5t as most of them coming in are hybrid. It could be a normal characteristic unfortunately or possibly something that will get corrected with a software update down the line. It doesn’t hurt to bring it up next time your in for service but tell them it’s intermittent so the tech isn’t going crazy for hours looking for it 😅
Steering rack seems to be making a popping noise on a lot of them when turning the wheel at low to no speed and is also happening on mine. Honda seems to be replacing them quickly under warranty as they arise.
I just took mine into my dealer and they said it was the brakes that is making noise when I turn my wheels at low to no speed and said it’s normal smh.
Thank you so much for keeping us informed! Today, my 2016 Pilot Touring suddenly lost power and showed Emission Control problem and Transmission problem flashing on the dash. I had it towed to the local Honda dealership but have not heard back yet. The Pilot has 58,409 miles on it. Does this sound like a fuel injector issue and if so, from what I see it would be covered by Honda?
No, typically an injector issue won’t give you any drive ability concerns on the pilot. I’d be more concerned with something in the actual transmission. Lmk what the outcome is.
Thanks for the quick reply. I just had the dealership change the trans fluid in late Sept which was only 2500 miles ago. It was the first change since new.......hope that isn't the problem. Maybe I should have left well enough alone @@BCautosolutions
Just heard back from the dealership. They say it needs a software update. TSB 16-008/DTC 2638 update transmission software. $342.00. I hope this resolves the issue. Thoughts?@@BCautosolutions
@@stevegordon5243 I’m skeptical but I also don’t have the vehicle in front of me. $342 does seem like a lot for a software update tho. They could be throwing some diag fees in there which would sort of justify the price .
Restart the can gateway and do nothing else, for now. (Message should disappear). I believe it’s under investigation still. I can’t recall off the top of my head right now.
Found it using Microsoft Copilot To restart the Controller Area Network (CAN) system in your 2023 Honda Accord, follow these steps: Factory Data Reset: Press the MENU button. Select Factory Data Reset. Confirm by selecting Yes twice. The system will reboot1. Infotainment System Reboot:
Dealer replaced the rack & pinion at 6K because it was creaking while stationary turning and turning at low speeds. Creaking so loudly if was heard 2 blocks away. The dealer flagged it as a serious safety issue, and keep the car for a week until they could figure it out. Apparently, a Honda Engineer from 150 miles away came out to look at it. They also fixed a squeak in the AC blower and another one the display unit. This model seems to sit very low causing us to scrape the aluminum splash guard on the regular. Sounds like a aluminum can being crushed. Talk about a noisy car. In addition to all that we're noticing the paint seems to chip very easily.
@@jayo8484 I'm lucky enough to have found a dealer service department that is willing to go the extra mile even when the car is under warranty. You might need to dealer shop as some do not like to deal with warranty (flat rate) repairs. This was not a normal creak and only occurred while turning the steering while either stationary or at low speeds (
Its just my personal opinion but i have no interest in new hondas at all. I love my 2011 accord v6. Just took it on a family road trip and it got great gas mileage and smooth as hell
Hey man you have the right to have your opinion 💯. Those accords are great as long as they aren’t burning oil. I’d personally keep that for as long as you can 🫡
What’s the 16th year issue? Is it that the screen is completely outdated and maybe doesn’t even work and that’s where your heater is? Yeah we didn’t have those problems in 2002.
What can a regular person do to try and deter varmints chewing wires? You mentioned a type of tape. Is there anything else like a spray that can be used to cost the harnesses?
Whole new generation build in general is just hard on the eyes lmao, bring back the accord coupes and have a v8 rear wheel drive PLZZ, basically a Honda RCF
I have a '23 Accord Hybrid EX-L. Just got the seat belt recall notice. The other thing I noticed was a slight ticking noise on the top of the engine closest to the driver side. Cylinder #4? Thanks
I have the 23 touring. And I had no major issues only sometimes the UA-cam app won’t start and brake noise when letting off the brakes to accelerate. It comes and goes and I drive the car fairly often but if I didn’t drive it for a day atleast the brake noise is prevalent.
@@matrix8043 it should be a default app. My car is in the shop right now so I can’t check to make sure but if you don’t see it you can check the App Store on your screen to download it. But I don’t know if it’s a touring only feature because the touring is the only one with google built in.
I mean the looks are subjective. I admit, I’m not the biggest fan but I don’t mind it as much anymore. The 2.0t/10at is a huuuuuuuuge loss tho. They should have had all 3 options imo or ditched the 1.5t but I just turn wrenches, what do I know 😅
In the area our dealer is at we are lucky to have any wheels on the cars tbh. Between that and tow truck drivers not caring, it gets questionable many times to say the least. 😅
Infotainment system was not working correctly when I first got the car. It would blank out and disconnect from Apple car play. Radio would not work. Etc etc
The car is a complete flaw! I dropped mine off today for the 10th time. It's been having all kinds of issues, from suspension all the way to emissions.
I have a 24 Honda accord EX. Heres my two concerns and I hope to have your opinions on them: 1. Anywhere from 1-2 gear, there is a rumbling/ shaking/ rattling noise when accelerating on the drivers side engine bay. Had it checked out and showed the mechanic during a drive, but he says everything was fine 2. When idle, driving, or completely off, my windshield cracks/ pops randomly. I have not checked this out with the dealer. Any ideas?
Is the rumbling when it goes from electric to gas engine turning on? If so, that is in fact normal. If not, have them test drive with you on another vehicle. Never had any issues with windshields making noise. If they narrow if down to figure it out, please share what the issue was.
My twenty twenty three honda accord sport So far my right shock went out it was bent Don't know how that happened, but now my laptop is making noise.Every time I hit a dip you can hear like a clock and noise Second my emergency break got stuck There is no emergency release type of thing, so you can drive it to the shop.They had to scoot it Up on a flatbed tow truck which tuck Now, if I charge my battery it can be fully full. I can go from my house to Walmart. And it'll have 2 bars left for my powerflow. Which I don't understand how can it go dead that fast? Walmart is five minutes away seven minutes at the most I've noticed without the power flow being on The motor makes a lot of noise when you're going up.Hill like a struggling I don't wanna make this too long but I also notice where I pull my door close at the stitch and is coming apart.The car is a year old with 24000 miles on it. The manufacturers rushed this car I still feel like the 2022 honda accord. Sport was the better honda I have my car for a year now and I'm very unhappy with it.I will be looking to trade it in for A lexus real soon
Have a 2023 Honda accord touring hybrid. Loses power while driving, lights come on brake and steering failure. Happened 5 times. 1st time they change the vehicle stabilization component. Happen 4 times more when bring it to dealer no codes. Loses all acceleration with no response from accelerator pedal. Continues to happen.
I have the exl hybrid… I really couldn’t care less about the ugly it exudes.. the only thing that matters to me is the fact that you can put 4 full grown adults in it with a trunk full of luggage and still get 44mpg average on the highway
It's a little early to say the new or revised 1.5 is going to have HG issues. First, proper maintenance especially oil changes and tier 1 fuel are a must. Second, Honda of Japan made internal changes to the 23 Accord 1.5 and are silent about what they did. The Hybrid is outstanding but time will tell on reliability. Hopefully the battery pack will last 8-10 years. Replacement cost though should be minimal at that point with a refurbed unit.
@@letjs a review from savage geese. I would like some clarification from Honda on the changes that were made. I would also like Honda to respone to any design issues that would lead to failed head gaskets
Going from my 2015 accord to a 2023 accord as a rental not going to lie I hate it. The car just feels boring like I’m driving a Prius or a boat. And the sport mode does nothing either no option to switch it to manual mode is a real let down. My other issue is the design looks too boxy like it’s trying to look like a Tesla or the new Nissan Z
Sedan sales are down overall as SUVs are selling more and more. Coupes have been dead for a while and very minimal sales came from them. Simply put they aren’t practical and sales margin wasn’t there to justify keeping a coupe.
As a Honda technician myself, and other than the seat belt recall and the software upgrade issues with the upgaded Hybrid touchscreens, I also came across a couple 2023 Accord EX 1.5T models with parasitic draw issues that were related to the telematic control unit behind the touchscreen because the faulty telematic was staying on even though the car was competely shut off. Those telematic control units were replaced and reprogrammed under warranty along with replacing the batteries due to sitting too long(the telematic units were on back order for 2-3 months), and that pretty much solved the parasitic draw issue. It was typical 1st year electrical gremlins. Other than that, the new Accord is growing on me styling wise, but the customers seem to prefer the Hybrid models over the regular ones, thus the Hybrids sell more quickly.
Thanks for sharing. We haven’t seen ANY draw issues but this is why it’s great to get other techs perspectives. Really appreciate that’s. Now that you spoke on it I’ll probably get one today 😅. Your right we are seeing a huge surge in hybrids as well here both accord and cr-v.
Informative video. Still own an 06 Accord 2.4L 5 speed AT. Replaced the whole suspension once and done all the maintenance at a recommended interval to include valve adjustment. Drives like a brand new at 215K miles. It is truly built like a tank.
Awesome! Love to hear it, thanks for sharing.
Really love the wealth of info you post 👍🏻. I’m at 12k on my 2023 Accord EX L and coming up to my third oil change. I’ve dodged all but the Seatbelt recall/inspection, had 1 time where infotainment screen went black and that was solved with a reboot. Styling yes is low key and I like it, it’s a fantastic daily driver, smooth and relatively quick just in Normal drive mode. Lifetime MPG for my hybrid is 50 miles to the gallon Conclusion if your NOT an suv lover I highly recommend the Accord as a roomy it doesn’t look like a Prius hybrid!
Thanks for the kind words and I agree. It’s a great drive tbh and if you don’t need suv and/or awd it’s probably one of the best options out there. I’m not fond of the powertrain choices but there’s always Honda care 😅
A lot of people talk trash about the new Honda Accord but I like mine a lot and it’s fun to drive imo
As long as your happy 👍🏻👍🏻
I see a lot of people say online they hate this car but I see it everywhere atleast where I live. Everybody from young to old.
@@jayo8484 besides the exterior look and the unreliable 1.5t they are great to drive.
Covering a very new model was a smart move, because not many channels are doing this.
All these reviewers want to do is touch panels and do usb counts. 😅
Agreed
Purchased a 2024 EX in early May. Love the car. Very smooth, quiet, plenty of room, adequate power AND very good fuel economy. Only had it a month and a half so its too early for any long term satisfaction.
I have 2023 1.5 accord so far no problem being using chevron 91 gasoline only sit belt recall thank you for all the information 😊
Thanks for sharing and best of luck
Its not good to use High Test Fuel on a 1.5t engine
@@mjsboda777 I’d love to hear your theory….
@@mjsboda777he’s better off using 91-93 on a turbo no matter if it’s a 1.5 Honda gasket issues are a cause if low octane gas being used he’s doing the right thing
@@Justvn4thGenTL thank you 🙏
Have a 23 touring, friggen love it. Personally, I was very attracted to the blending in looks. Never been a fan of cars like the Camry mouth eating grilles. I don’t want attention, then I can speed without notice. .:). Have 13k so far, no issues as of yet. Very linear acceleration, quiet, and comfy. Zero complaints.
@@marksalani2600 thanks for you input. Best of luck
Linear and instant acceleration is awesome in this car. I agree.
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WHOA! Thought this was a Ford Fusion when I clicked the video.
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Because the hood was up ? 😃
Someone doesn’t know their cars lol
@@16190john 😅
Engine bay is really spacious in comparison with my Prius 2009 hahaha. I love it.
Yeah even vs the previous gen accord it’s a huge improvement
I have the Hybrid Touring with 21k miles and it has been pretty good. I guess the only thing I wish would happen is more people would develop apps for the Android Automotive platform.
Awesome, thanks for sharing!
My 23 Sport Hybrid runs like a dream. I use it full time for Uber, avg 1200 miles a week. Runs like a dream. Bought a maintenance package when I bought the car and have not needed to pay for anything else since. Ever since Fast and Furious came out people think turbos are so cool. They add pressure (hurting the motor over time) and are incredibly costly to replace. Cracks me up that people want to “race” an Accord.
@@SPIN_89 thanks for sharing although there are a few really fast accords out there with the much more potent and reliable 2.0t
My 2024 Honda Accord 1.5T began leaking oil at just 6,000 miles, and I also noticed low coolant levels. I’ve been diligent about maintenance, performing the first oil change at 500 miles and then every 3,000 miles thereafter. Prior to these issues, I experienced a noise from the A/C system, followed by the steering volume switch ceasing to click. Fortunately, everything has been addressed under warranty, but I’m growing increasingly concerned about the decline in Honda’s quality. I always wait 5 minutes before turning off the engine after highway driving, and I exclusively use 93 octane fuel. Despite these precautions, the issues persist-it’s disappointing how much Honda’s quality seems to have deteriorated.
Thanks for the video. I've had my 2024 Honda Accord Hybrid EXL for about a month now. Everything is great, except the fuel economy, which has been around 42 mpg. I'm hoping it will improve over time. However, I've noticed a constant wind noise at speeds above 60 mph, which gets louder as I go faster and becomes unbearable at speeds above 75 mph. Coming from a 10-year-old Hyundai which is noticeably quieter, I expected better noise insulation in a new Honda accord.
@@srbnow yeah isolating wind noise isn’t Honda strong hand lol
I have a '23 Touring that I've had for 6 months. I had the seatbelt recall check completed. The fuel economy dropped dramatically once it got cold. I am averaging literally 40 MPG over 6 months. I drive the hell out of it too. I love the car...especially coming from a '20 RDX A-Spec SH-AWD and its thirsty drivetrain.
Awesome, thanks for sharing
All cars not just hybrids fuel economy drop in the winter. Due to the colder denser air which makes the car have to work harder to move through and the engine having to run even longer due the hybrid battery needs to warm up.
@@jayo8484 I’m aware. ☺️
@@iOB use an engine block heater when it's not driven
Thank you for adjusting your intro volume ❤ nice video as usual 💯
I’ve been toning the intro down. I might forget one here or there but I’m on it
This is a great car.
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How?? With all these recalls??? Honda is going down in quality...
Omg the hvac system happened to mine!!! About 200 miles on it. Still love my accord haha
Yea we’ve had a couple. Not a huge deal but annoying. Thanks for sharing
We've had ours replaced and today it gave us no heat unless it was turned up to like 81 it was 65ish outside. This is a first on that. I'm not excited to take it to the dealer again for like the 15th time lol. Hopefully this thing stops breaking things on the a/c
@@tlm21220 hopefully your luck turns around!
I have a 2024 accord EX and a 2024 HRV Sport and I’ve had a couple quirks. My HRV went into the shop 4 times to have the drivers window repaired. Window refused to roll up half the time and kept bouncing down. First they said it was the seals, then said it was out of adjustment, eventually they just replaced the regulator, seals, and the window motor and that solved the problem. Then we got a weird clunk in the rear when going over light bumps. Took it into service and found that the rear shock bolt had SNAPPED. Took a whole week to get the bolt in for our HRV but it was repaired and Honda gave us a rental. All has been good.
We have had 0 issues with our 2024 accord which we actually bought after our 2024 HRV. The only thing I’ve noticed is the steering wheel is off center. The dealership performed a free alignment for me but it didn’t not solve the issue so I took it back. They GASLIT me and said it’s straight when it’s not. I have another appointment this Saturday and they are redoing the alignment, straightening the wheels, and uninstalling and reinstalling the steering wheel. I looked online and there is a TSB for this issue after the service advisor told me there has been no similar complaints for my accord. We will see if these idiots know what they’re doing🤣
Other than that both cars have been AMAZING.
I’m at 5,000miles on my accord and 7,000 on my hrv
Thanks for sharing your experience and sorry for your troubles. Amazing how techs can miss things right in front of their face.
@@BCautosolutions I am a die hard Honda fan. Won’t drive or buy anything else! I know out of the millions of cars Honda makes they are not all going to be perfect! Still love my cars and stand by Honda 100%! So no need to apologize! Can’t blame Honda for ignorant techs! There are good and bad people in any profession! 🤣
@@16190john I hear ya, no matter what happens I’m going to continue to buy and service Hondas. 😅
@@BCautosolutions 🤣🤣🤣 #hondafam #hondagang
@@16190john 🫡
Got the 2023 accord sportL and opted for the warranty for anything infotainment related, no issues yet except an over the air uodate left me stranded when I tried to fill up an a gas station
Did the battery die or something?
That 11G Accord really is brutal on the eyes.
Not the Sport, Sport-L and Touring. It’s the base models that look crappy because of the wheels. Ghastly! 🤢
@@brenttitus2134yeah I saw an LX or EX with black painted wheels it looks WAY better. They just put ugly rental car wheels on them
They’d be ugly with the dopest wheels ever made on it
😅🤣
I didn't think they could make an uglier car than the 10th generation, then this came out.
I have rhe 202 EX-Land I really like it so far. There’s a definite mileage drop in cooler weather, especially running the heater. No other complaints after 4-5 months. I’m fine with the low-key design
Awesome, glad you like it. Thanks for sharing!
All hybrids are susceptible to mpg drop in cabin power usage may it be AC or heat or even rear defrost both absolutely destroy mpg. I highly recommend to be conscious about that and tire pressure. Long time hybrid user and love the low maintenance factor and awesome gas mileage.
@@KhamandDhokla 💯
If Honda improved a lot on the head gasket issues I would love to buy one .
From the research I have done. I’m not confident tbh. If you do buy one, please purchase Honda care.
Not a problem just read the manual.
@@mjsboda777 Honda manual says nothing about head gaskets lol
You would see the gasket issue reduce by at least half if they would put 3 to 5k oil change in the manual.
@@bridamyis bout the block design not gas
Ive got a 24 hybrid, build quality is good. The blower motor on mine started whining at 1k miles and the seat frame was installed poorly. Other than that no issues. Hoping for no bad injector or cracked piston. Thanks for the heads up.
The design is bleh but the price was right.
Thanks for sharing and hoping you have a good overall experience
Fuel injector failure on my 2024 Accord hybrid had to replace all of them along with the spark plugs. Rough idling at start or slow speeds. Just watch out for it
@@jamiegnzlz no issues yet at 25k miles. Did they recommend any preventative maintenance?
@@rahimlee5413 Nope, but I haven’t had any issues since.
Still using 08 accord ivtec run over 500k . Other than few mechanical issues due to its age there’s no problem with the car as of now.
Awesome, thanks for sharing!
Have you seen a head gasket recurring on the same vehicle after the first head gasket was done?
Yes
At 7:08 when you’re mentioning the hvac noises Ive personally heard one on 23 that ended up having the recirculation gear screw too-tight and would cause a creaking noise. I was going to update on TechLine that I loosened the screw and applied lubricant and the noise issue was fixed (instead of previous posts removing the hvac box or replacing the hvac box) but they locked the forum?? I’d try loosening the screw that holds the recirculation gear on the fresh-air flap 1-2 full-turns if you ever get that concern 👍. Also we have had the mentioned 2.0L hybrids injector issues on 4-5 cars now but across all newer 2.0L failing rich. I’ve personally done injectors on a 24 crv hybrid with 11k miles.
I personally haven’t had any hvac issues but I know some of my coworkers have, I’ll keep that in mind thanks!
@@BCautosolutions no problem, I’m going to try and see if I can comment on the TechLine forum again to help everyone out. It beats removing the blower box!!
@@Tony-375 💯
I had a 23’ sport hybrid. Amazing car, but I did have a problem with the touch screen where I couldn’t connect to CarPlay, which was annoying. Taking off the battery terminal for a few mins and putting it back on fixed it for a little while, but the problem would come back.
There was a part the was replaced to try to fix the problem, which was back ordered for a few weeks, but That didn’t fix the problem. And yeah I sold the car. Loved it, but I want to go fully electric now !
Thanks for sharing!
Digging the red MDX PMC Edition in the background! For sale or a customer car?
My dispatchers car it that one got fixed today by myself 🫡
It's a beautiful red color.
@@schifoso it really is. Wish is was offered on more cars.
Woulda considered a new '23 , but lack of 2.0t was a deal breaker, my '21 CPO Sport has been great so far, but the panel gaps and orange peel are kinda laughable compared to my prior (totaled) Volvo....solid car otherwise, and premium gas every fill-up! 👍
Thanks for sharing 🙌
@@BCautosolutions thank you for the content!!
@@BennyT_3434 🫡
I am thinking to get one, but worried about the radar sensor theft. Can you make a video about the radar sensor bracket and how effective it is in protecting against theft?
@@ary8996 sure thing. I’ll add it to my list
I’ve been a Honda guy for thirty years now,I have a near mint 01 Prelude,an old 92 civic Si hatch and a14 civic coupe,I wouldn’t buy a new one though. Honda had better cars back in the day,it bothers me what they put out these days.
2001 prelude please tell me it’s electric blue pearl 😅. Sounds like you have a nice collection. Much more solid vs now a days.
@@BCautosolutions It’s black ,5 speed,leather interior,looks almost new because I don’t drive it much. It was built in October of 2001 so it’s gotta be close to one of the last ones ever made I’m thinking 🤔
@@Whateva67 that’s awesome, black cars are great but I can’t deal with the maintenance 😅
@@BCautosolutions mine looks great still but yeah,they look better in the shade,hey,that should be a song. 😁
@@Whateva67 😅
I got my brand new 2023 accord and it has 32 thousand miles and it is leaking oil already, I’m taking to the dealer right this moment, I have this car for months, not even one year.. I’m frustrated since it is my first Honda.
Sorry to hear. Please report back what the issue was.
Did it notify that the oil was leaking or how did you find out.
I have a 2024 Honda accord ex 1.5 w/2,646 miles had it for 3 months and already my fuel injectors had to be replaced that’s disappointing for it being this early
Yes that is a trend we are seeing
With those honey cones vents how easy it is to keep them clean and dust free or what can be done to easily maintain those vents when it start gathering dust.
I thought the same tbh initially although o haven’t seen any buildup and nothing s mini vac can’t handle If there was.
We own 2023 Honda Accord ex 1.5t. Already noticed drivers side taillight condensation when the temperature drops at night. Going to the dealer to fix it on Friday. Hopefully they can address this issue. I have pictures and video of the issue.
Sorry to hear, I like the documentation. Lmk what happens.
Awesome content man! Ty! Our 2013 RDX intermittently flashes the “check charging system” notification then goes away and this just started yesterday. It Stays on for about 1-2 mins then goes away. Happened on wife’s trip to work, yesterday and this morning , but NOT on the way home. Car still feels powerful though. Any ideas? Thank you!
Thank you! I’d get a reading on that alternator output with and without loads. Also check you battery terminals and try and twist them with your hands as hard as you can without getting hurt. Lmk what you find out.
@@BCautosolutions do the load tests and passed. I cleaned off a bit of corrosion from battery connections to. It still did warning once more on Friday. Our 13 RDX seems to be leaking from Rocker Arm Oil Control Valve. I found this online: ACURA
Service Bulletin, 20-014, March 5, 2020, Front Rocker Arm Oil Control Valve Leaks: AFFECTED VEHICLES Year Model: 2013-15, RDX, Trim ALL, VIN Range ALL, SYMPTOM, The front rocker arm oil control valve is leaking. I think this might be our intermittent "check charge system" on cluster. I noticed quite a bit of dripping on Alternator. Hopefully Acura dealer can address this..
@@4Runner21 I believe may be your issue 💯
I am a Honda guy. But I am starting to look at other brands. We still have our 1997 Honda Accord. 200K miles. I do not believe it ever had a recall. Loved my old 1999 Honda Civic, outgrew it, so I sold it years ago. My 2009 Honda Crv has just been fantastic. It even spent 2 years in Denver with my brother. Now it's back home in sunny California. My 2019 Honda Ridgeline has had its share of small recalls. Honda quality control is starting to slip. Its current recall for my truck is for a fuel pump. My CRV has 190k miles on it. The Ridgeline has 43K miles on it. I am thinking about selling it. The design team for Honda is really producing some boring looking cars to me. The last design I loved was the 2017 body type. The 2024 model looks very boring to me. And I truly do not like the front plastic looking grill. Toyota design team is doing a much better job than Honda. The body style for the Camary is truly sporty. Not sure If I will be buying another Honda. They are starting to dumb down their quality controls. Cheap parts mean a cheap car.
I hear ya, wish Honda did as well…
Hi sir my accord 1.5 2023 is making a noise from the a/c I’m on my 3rd oil change every 5000 miles is this cover by Honda still thanks
Thank you for all the info
There’s a service bulletin for a noise from one of the hvac motors, may just be that. Should be covered regardless.
Thank you 🙏
Just got the a/c at 0 cost 👍🙏
@@robertoperez3978 Nice!
Hello. I'm thinking about buying a 2024 Honda Civic. There are 2 engine choices, the 2.0 and the 1.5 turbo. Which one would you recommend. Thank you
2.0
2.0 no doubt about it
The 2025 Civic hybrid is coming this year with the 2.0 hybrid system with 181hp and 232 tq.
@@tails300 💯
The Accord has always been a winner. Always liked them except for the last 2 gens. They too darn long imo.
Cars are getting bigger and bigger. The new accord is probably equivalent in size to an older 7 series or s class 😅.
Thats it 😂 the 10th gen is amazing and it clearly shouldnt be taken for granted as we now know with the introduction of 11th gen accords🤢
@@texasblaze1016they are just one year in and I see a lot of them in the street.
Had loss of power in 2023 honda Accord touring hybrid, been to the shop many times . It has happened after half a dozen times. driving at freeway speeds all kinds of lights on dash lit up,(brake, steering failure, no acceleration) stop turned car off waited 30 seconds turned back on no issues. took to dealership and they chaged the vehicle stabilation modules. even after that still lost power 4 more times. wife was driving check engine light came on and went in limp mode, would drive past 25 mph. also put in reverse and wont move but put in drive it will move forward. owned a dozen hondas and this will be my last one. Back to Toyota. When took back to dealer ship they said there were no codes.
@@trentmatt43 sorry to hear, that sounds frustrating for sure. Toyota has also had their share of issues recently. Best of luck either way and thanks for sharing.
Toyota isn’t much better, unfortunately. I had a ‘16 Camry and it gave me issues with the alternator, throttle body, and bearings.
I have the same car as you have and so far I’ve not had any issues. If it continues to give you issues you may need to consider the lemon laws.
@@nortenero absolutely toyota has had some great cars and some bad ones and are facing some tough times currently.
do you have a similar video on HRV and Civic? thank you!
Yes I do. Have both.
Have a 23 LX, I have a slight shuddering upon acceleration at 1500-2000 rpm it’s intermittent but would you have any idea what it could be? Thanks love your content!
Hey, I haven’t ran across that issue. Is there any pattern at all?
Can’t see a pattern cause it’s intermittent but when it happens it happens only at initial acceleration like leaving a stop light, I notice it cause in my 06 accord 3.0 auto used to do the same thing from 1st to 2nd but I would change the fluid out every year so that problem was solved some what. But this newer one only has 8,000 miles and I broke in the car for 1000 miles properly, so I don’t know why it would do it especially intermittently that’s why I haven’t taken it in yet cause the dealer may not notice it and I don’t want to waste my time going if they can’t reproduce the issue. Should I wait till it gets worse?
@@Noboost808 yeah I would wait to see if you can get it to happen more often. I haven’t driven too many 1.5t as most of them coming in are hybrid. It could be a normal characteristic unfortunately or possibly something that will get corrected with a software update down the line. It doesn’t hurt to bring it up next time your in for service but tell them it’s intermittent so the tech isn’t going crazy for hours looking for it 😅
Thanks! Appreciate the response!
@@Noboost808 🙌
Steering rack seems to be making a popping noise on a lot of them when turning the wheel at low to no speed and is also happening on mine. Honda seems to be replacing them quickly under warranty as they arise.
Yes, we have had 2 fail since I made this video. Also why it’s important and why I plan on doing yearly updates.
I just took mine into my dealer and they said it was the brakes that is making noise when I turn my wheels at low to no speed and said it’s normal smh.
@@jayo8484 🤦🏻♂️
@@BCautosolutions Thanks brother for that update. I’ve been keeping an eye on mine. I have a 24 sport. 2700 or so miles. So far so good.
- wait what really, I thought it was just me, mine started doing that and I thought i broke something 24accord sport l hybrid
Curious question, for those switches that haven’t failed but are just sticky would WD40 help🙃?
It’s possible. If it happens to you and you try lmk 😅
@@BCautosolutions will do IF 😃....
@@sizzlacalunji 😅
Thank you so much for keeping us informed! Today, my 2016 Pilot Touring suddenly lost power and showed Emission Control problem and Transmission problem flashing on the dash. I had it towed to the local Honda dealership but have not heard back yet. The Pilot has 58,409 miles on it. Does this sound like a fuel injector issue and if so, from what I see it would be covered by Honda?
No, typically an injector issue won’t give you any drive ability concerns on the pilot. I’d be more concerned with something in the actual transmission. Lmk what the outcome is.
Thanks for the quick reply. I just had the dealership change the trans fluid in late Sept which was only 2500 miles ago. It was the first change since new.......hope that isn't the problem. Maybe I should have left well enough alone
@@BCautosolutions
@@stevegordon5243 no, you did the right thing as long as there was no issues at the time.
Just heard back from the dealership. They say it needs a software update. TSB 16-008/DTC 2638 update transmission software. $342.00. I hope this resolves the issue. Thoughts?@@BCautosolutions
@@stevegordon5243 I’m skeptical but I also don’t have the vehicle in front of me. $342 does seem like a lot for a software update tho. They could be throwing some diag fees in there which would sort of justify the price .
What is the fix for ‘system update not available see your dealer’. And dealer says just wait for over the air update which never comes
Restart the can gateway and do nothing else, for now. (Message should disappear). I believe it’s under investigation still. I can’t recall off the top of my head right now.
@@BCautosolutions thank you but what is CAN gateway
Found it using Microsoft Copilot
To restart the Controller Area Network (CAN) system in your 2023 Honda Accord, follow these steps:
Factory Data Reset:
Press the MENU button.
Select Factory Data Reset.
Confirm by selecting Yes twice.
The system will reboot1.
Infotainment System Reboot:
Getting the same message...
CAN is a basic computer-like network that is used for communications between all the different components and processing units.
We had a 50k miles ‘22 RDX 2.0T with a cracked head last week at Ira Acura Westwood MA! 👎
Sorry to hear and this is a trend that is trending up unfortunately. Covered by Acura?
I love my 2024 EX
Awesome! 🙌
Dealer replaced the rack & pinion at 6K because it was creaking while stationary turning and turning at low speeds. Creaking so loudly if was heard 2 blocks away. The dealer flagged it as a serious safety issue, and keep the car for a week until they could figure it out. Apparently, a Honda Engineer from 150 miles away came out to look at it. They also fixed a squeak in the AC blower and another one the display unit. This model seems to sit very low causing us to scrape the aluminum splash guard on the regular. Sounds like a aluminum can being crushed. Talk about a noisy car. In addition to all that we're noticing the paint seems to chip very easily.
Sorry to hear and thanks for sharing.
I took mine my dealer and they said it was the brakes and that all the new cars do that smh.
@@jayo8484 I'm lucky enough to have found a dealer service department that is willing to go the extra mile even when the car is under warranty. You might need to dealer shop as some do not like to deal with warranty (flat rate) repairs. This was not a normal creak and only occurred while turning the steering while either stationary or at low speeds (
Its just my personal opinion but i have no interest in new hondas at all. I love my 2011 accord v6. Just took it on a family road trip and it got great gas mileage and smooth as hell
Hey man you have the right to have your opinion 💯. Those accords are great as long as they aren’t burning oil. I’d personally keep that for as long as you can 🫡
Do you think the new accord will have any head gasket issues in the future. Do you think Honda recognized and adjusted it from the previous version?
I’m working on this exact topic for next week. Maybe the following.
What’s the 16th year issue? Is it that the screen is completely outdated and maybe doesn’t even work and that’s where your heater is? Yeah we didn’t have those problems in 2002.
Piston cracking and injector failure all sounds concerning that the quality is declining…
Quality is declining across basically all the manufacturers for sure. They more features they add and epa demands the worse it’ll get too.
What can a regular person do to try and deter varmints chewing wires? You mentioned a type of tape. Is there anything else like a spray that can be used to cost the harnesses?
Rodent tape. Engine cover, mint spray in engine bay. Moth both in engine bay, etc.
@@BCautosolutions Those are good ideas and seen easy to do. Thank you.
@@schifoso your welcome
Got a 2024 Honda Accord hybrid and so far so issues afters about 4 months
Congrats and thanks for sharing!
Whole new generation build in general is just hard on the eyes lmao, bring back the accord coupes and have a v8 rear wheel drive PLZZ, basically a Honda RCF
Yeah that’s not happening for many reasons lol
I have a '23 Accord Hybrid EX-L. Just got the seat belt recall notice. The other thing I noticed was a slight ticking noise on the top of the engine closest to the driver side. Cylinder #4? Thanks
If it’s a legitimate concern have it taken to the dealer atleast for a comparison to a known good one.
Any head gaskets issues or still to early to tell.
@@robertoperez3978 too early
@@BCautosolutions thanks for taking time from your day to answer
@@robertoperez3978 no problem.
Yeah. You called it on the rodent damage. Had a 1.5t 2022 civic. Rat damaged the idle-stop system. That’s an expensive system to fix.
Yeah it is. Happens to brand new cars as well like a few days old.
I was considering an Accord until the new generation came out 😭
What did you end up getting?
Why do you think the 2024 Honda ex doesn’t have chrome tips on the dual exhaust
@@kenneth6194 save money maybe? 🤷🏼♂️
I really hope everyone is enjoying the new Accord. I actually haven't driven once but I like it.
They are a great drive tbh.
I have the 23 touring. And I had no major issues only sometimes the UA-cam app won’t start and brake noise when letting off the brakes to accelerate. It comes and goes and I drive the car fairly often but if I didn’t drive it for a day atleast the brake noise is prevalent.
Thanks for sharing
How do you get the UA-cam app on your screen?
I am curious how you get youtube app on screen
@@matrix8043 it should be a default app. My car is in the shop right now so I can’t check to make sure but if you don’t see it you can check the App Store on your screen to download it. But I don’t know if it’s a touring only feature because the touring is the only one with google built in.
10 gen Accord look better for my opinion specially on front. So sad no 2.0T option. Will keep my accord much I can.
The 11th gen is growing on me but the powertrain options just aren’t my flavor 😅
@@BCautosolutions exactly! 2.0t such nice powertrain
I’ve noticed the new Hondas have engine noise but I hate them stupid engine covers my older Honda is also exposed and everything is easier to access
Yeah the engine noise is normal. They hybrids actually come with a foam cover and does a great job at isolating some noise.
If the touring could be had with the 17s so you don't end up on cinder blocks, i would take a look at it.
Yeah that’s always a concern with these
Recently had one of these come in with a broken headlight causing the alarm to go off and kill the battery. Hondas getting weird man😅
Yep, see all sorts of weird issues with broken headlights lately
The top two biggest flaws are the ugliness and no 2.0T engine.
I mean the looks are subjective. I admit, I’m not the biggest fan but I don’t mind it as much anymore. The 2.0t/10at is a huuuuuuuuge loss tho. They should have had all 3 options imo or ditched the 1.5t but I just turn wrenches, what do I know 😅
The rear styling is better than the previous one. I didnt like the lobster claws
Is it normal for your dealership to park cars on the rotor? 😉
In the area our dealer is at we are lucky to have any wheels on the cars tbh. Between that and tow truck drivers not caring, it gets questionable many times to say the least. 😅
Thank you
Your welcome
Recall all da time
Ok
‘22 2.0T Accord. Within first 6 months, leaking rear windshield and defective rack n pinion replaced under warranty. Doesn’t sit well with me..
Both odd and uncommon issues. Thanks for sharing.
@@BCautosolutionspanel gaps are also larger than average in this one, could be quality issues amidst covid
@@matthewguo9292 lots of those issues overall
Please make a video for Accord hybrid
Made one recently. Maybe 1-2 months ago
E brake and hold buttons are on the left in the Acura RDX. Could you review the 2022 and up RDX thanks.
Same in my TLX much better spot. And the other buttons are higher vs being right next to cup holders. If I can get an rdx in my possession i will.
@@BCautosolutions thanks bro.
@@NO-END absolutely
you forgot to mention the infotainment system. There are alooooot of major issues with this units
@@UtubeAdviser some non consistent small issues
Infotainment system was not working correctly when I first got the car. It would blank out and disconnect from Apple car play. Radio would not work. Etc etc
Have you had it repaired?
Ihave some noise behind the wheel in my 2023 accord it s annoying still 8000km what should i expect
Take it into your deeper and let them handle it. Lmk what the outcome is
Thanks 🌹
Ive had a semi large dent-scratch right at the corner of the driver door sill where the door sill angles up on my 23 ex
Are you going to address it or just let it be?
Im going to mention it during my next oil change and take it from there
@@BCautosolutions
@@sk32md lmk 🙌
The car is a complete flaw! I dropped mine off today for the 10th time. It's been having all kinds of issues, from suspension all the way to emissions.
Wow, sorry to hear.
I have a 24 Honda accord EX. Heres my two concerns and I hope to have your opinions on them:
1. Anywhere from 1-2 gear, there is a rumbling/ shaking/ rattling noise when accelerating on the drivers side engine bay. Had it checked out and showed the mechanic during a drive, but he says everything was fine
2. When idle, driving, or completely off, my windshield cracks/ pops randomly. I have not checked this out with the dealer.
Any ideas?
Is the rumbling when it goes from electric to gas engine turning on? If so, that is in fact normal. If not, have them test drive with you on another vehicle.
Never had any issues with windshields making noise. If they narrow if down to figure it out, please share what the issue was.
My twenty twenty three honda accord sport So far my right shock went out it was bent Don't know how that happened, but now my laptop is making noise.Every time I hit a dip you can hear like a clock and noise Second my emergency break got stuck There is no emergency release type of thing, so you can drive it to the shop.They had to scoot it Up on a flatbed tow truck which tuck Now, if I charge my battery it can be fully full. I can go from my house to Walmart. And it'll have 2 bars left for my powerflow. Which I don't understand how can it go dead that fast? Walmart is five minutes away seven minutes at the most I've noticed without the power flow being on The motor makes a lot of noise when you're going up.Hill like a struggling I don't wanna make this too long but I also notice where I pull my door close at the stitch and is coming apart.The car is a year old with 24000 miles on it.
The manufacturers rushed this car I still feel like the 2022 honda accord. Sport was the better honda I have my car for a year now and I'm very unhappy with it.I will be looking to trade it in for A lexus real soon
I keep 22 my camry xse it's non turbo and no cvt and a clean 2 tone paint.
Cool, enjoy it.
Have a 2023 Honda accord touring hybrid. Loses power while driving, lights come on brake and steering failure. Happened 5 times. 1st time they change the vehicle stabilization component. Happen 4 times more when bring it to dealer no codes. Loses all acceleration with no response from accelerator pedal. Continues to happen.
Dangerous! Seriously.
So a tab of Tabasco sauce to protect the wires
It’ll definitely help 💯
I have the exl hybrid… I really couldn’t care less about the ugly it exudes.. the only thing that matters to me is the fact that you can put 4 full grown adults in it with a trunk full of luggage and still get 44mpg average on the highway
👏👏
It's a little early to say the new or revised 1.5 is going to have HG issues. First, proper maintenance especially oil changes and tier 1 fuel are a must. Second, Honda of Japan made internal changes to the 23 Accord 1.5 and are silent about what they did. The Hybrid is outstanding but time will tell on reliability. Hopefully the battery pack will last 8-10 years. Replacement cost though should be minimal at that point with a refurbed unit.
where did you hear about the internal changes to the 1.5t? what changed exactly?
The 1.5t had minimal changes and I have zero reason to believe the head gasket issues won’t continue. I’ll have my thoughts on a video next week.
@@letjs a review from savage geese. I would like some clarification from Honda on the changes that were made. I would also like Honda to respone to any design issues that would lead to failed head gaskets
Laughs in 2.0t accord
😅
I see the car in the background that had it's wheels nicked.
It’s a common thing in my area
Going from my 2015 accord to a 2023 accord as a rental not going to lie I hate it. The car just feels boring like I’m driving a Prius or a boat. And the sport mode does nothing either no option to switch it to manual mode is a real let down. My other issue is the design looks too boxy like it’s trying to look like a Tesla or the new Nissan Z
It is me or the hood on this new accord is huge ?
Wait you said transmission issues but these cars have cvt s
And a cvt trans is still a trans lol
How can i verify my 2024 honda accord
What do you mean verify?
@@BCautosolutions it is on thw app honda link but i did it thank u
Why is that car in the background just sitting on the floor
Did someone stole the rims
Yes
No wonder honda sales are falling with the slopy design and eliminating the coupe accord
Sedan sales are down overall as SUVs are selling more and more. Coupes have been dead for a while and very minimal sales came from them. Simply put they aren’t practical and sales margin wasn’t there to justify keeping a coupe.
People still mad over the look? Like get over it, its here to stay😂
Basically. It is what it is, we don’t have to like it but like you said it’s not going away.
No J35 avaliable.. Not happy about that.
That’s been for a while now although i agree
I want an accord pretty badly but this boat is blah.
So previous gen?
@@BCautosolutions yeah 2.0 is much better looking
Why is there a car on the back just sitting on the floor??? 😂 not even on Milk Boxes?
Not sure, probably how truck driver left it 😅