Honda Canada has issued a recall affecting approximately 17,000 vehicles due to a critical software glitch that could lead to sudden engine stalls in certain models.
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Affected Vehicles and the Issue
According to an official statement released on Wednesday, the recall applies to the following models:
- 2023-2025 Honda Pilot
- 2022-2025 Acura MDX Type S
- 2021-2025 Acura TLX Type S
The issue stems from a fault in the engine’s fuel injection system caused by “improper programming.” Honda explains that abrupt throttle changes may result in loss of drive power, hesitation, or complete engine stalling.
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Potential Safety Risks
The automaker has warned that this malfunction may increase the risk of crashes and injuries. Although no confirmed incidents have been reported in Canada or the U.S., Honda is urging affected owners to address the issue promptly.
Free Software Update Available
To resolve the problem, Honda will provide a software update at no cost through its network of authorized dealerships. Registered owners will be notified via mail with instructions on how to schedule a repair appointment.
U.S. Recall Expands Further
This recall is not limited to Canada—Honda has also recalled 295,000 vehicles in the U.S. for the same issue.
Next Steps for Vehicle Owners
Owners of affected vehicles are encouraged to act swiftly once they receive their recall notification. Addressing this software glitch promptly will help ensure safety and prevent potential hazards on the road.
For further information, vehicle owners should contact Honda Canada or their local dealership.
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