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    Recall information

    Anyone have a decent site or any information about recalls on our rides? Is there a way to check if the recalls have been completed or performed?
    07 Kia Sportage (Her car)
    91 Accord EX (My car)

    04 BMW R1150RS (My bike)
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    Originally posted by johnwiltfongjr
    Anyone have a decent site or any information about recalls on our rides? Is there a way to check if the recalls have been completed or performed?

    PM mr. honda on here

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      #3
      Go to Alldata.com

      Biggest recalls were distributors. I am not sure if Honda will cover any recalls or "lifetime" warranties now. In any matter, it will be a hassle.

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        #4
        call your local honda dealer parts or service dept. They will ask your for you vin number. They can tell you if any recalls are needed on your POV. Seat belt chk and repair is lifetime last time I had mine checked
        WHY ARE HURRICANES NAMED AFTER WOMEN? CUZ WHEN THEY CUM , THEY ARE WET AND WILD AND WHEN THEY LEAVE... THEY TAKE YOUR HOUSE, YOUR CAR AND YOUR MONEY....!

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          #5
          I checked out the Alldata site...I PM'd mrhonda with my VIN information and am waiting for his response. If he isnt able to help, well, I guess I go to the stealership...Thanks.
          07 Kia Sportage (Her car)
          91 Accord EX (My car)

          04 BMW R1150RS (My bike)

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            #6
            Try this, you'll have to skim to find them but its better than nothing.

            http://www.autosafety.org/autodefects/HONDA.htm

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              #7
              NHTSA Recall History
              1990-91: Front seatbelt release button can break and pieces can fall inside.

              1991 wagon: Improperly attached washer in cargo area light may have fallen inside during assembly; if tailgate is open and switch is in its middle position, washer can cause short circuit that causes switch to overheat, resulting in fire.

              1991-93 wagon: Rear outside seatbelts may lock-up at angles other than those required by federal standard; could increase risk of injury in sudden stop or accident.

              1992: Left seatbelt assemblies on a few cars were installed on the right side; belt cannot be pulled out of the retractor, making it unusable.

              Although I can give you some more trouble spots, these are actual recalls for the cb7

              ...adjust accordingly

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