Honda Recall 16,000 New Car Units In Australia, Here's The Problem

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JAKARTA - Bad news came from Honda in Australia which had to withdraw or recall more than 16,000 diverse model units in the country.

Quoting from the Drive page, Monday, November 11, the affected Honda models include CR-V, Civic, Civic Type R to ZR-V. The models mentioned above are called problems with the vehicle Electronic Power Steering (EPS) system.

Vehicles affected by the recall are given production stamps from 2021 to 2024, in the 2022 to 2024 models, they may have been sold and have been used by owners to accompany routines.

This recall notification was submitted to the Department of Infrastructure stating that wheel fat can move over time, if an Electronic Power Steering (EPS) system occurs, it may not operate properly.

"This can result in abnormal steering noise and a larger steering effect," the statement read.

Not only noise that is not normal, it is also said that the greater problem can increase the risk of accidents, and cause serious injury or death for vehicle passengers to other road users.

Responding to this recall, Honda will contact the affected party in writing, and advise the owners to immediately contact the Official Honda Service Center to schedule improvements if necessary and free of charge.