prelude

Honda Prelude (1979) – 81V136000

Vehicle recall defect – Prolonged Contact With Road Salt May, Under Certain Conditions, Cause Serious Rusting. This Can Weaken Certain Undercarriage Components: Lateral Suspension Arms, Front Crossbeam And Strut Coil Spring Lower Supports.


Honda Prelude (1989) – 95V103001

Vehicle recall defect – The Front Safety Belt Buckle Release Buttons Can Break. These Red Plastic Release Buttons Are Marked “Press.” If A Button Breaks, Pieces Can Fall Into The Buckle Assembly Causing The Buckle To Operate Improperly.


Honda Prelude (1988) – 95V103001

Vehicle recall defect – The Front Safety Belt Buckle Release Buttons Can Break. These Red Plastic Release Buttons Are Marked “Press.” If A Button Breaks, Pieces Can Fall Into The Buckle Assembly Causing The Buckle To Operate Improperly.


Honda Prelude (1988) – 89V097000

Vehicle recall defect – The Accelerator Pedal Stopper May Be Bent When Excessive Downward Force Is Applied After Pedal Has Contacted The Stopper.


Honda Prelude (1988) – 89V093000

Vehicle recall defect – The Rear Inboard Seat Anchorage Bracket For The Front Seats May Not Withstand The Force Required By Fmvss 207.


Honda Prelude (1988) – 88V059000

Vehicle recall defect – Vibration And High Underhood Temperatures Could Cause Power Steering Supply Hose At The Connector Clamp Seal To Develop A Fluid Leak.


Honda Prelude (1988) – 87V122000

Vehicle recall defect – A Small Amount Of Coolant Seepage May Occur, And Eventually Residue May Accumulate On The Throttle Valve.


Honda Prelude (1987) – 95V103001

Vehicle recall defect – The Front Safety Belt Buckle Release Buttons Can Break. These Red Plastic Release Buttons Are Marked “Press.” If A Button Breaks, Pieces Can Fall Into The Buckle Assembly Causing The Buckle To Operate Improperly.


Honda Prelude (1987) – 92V028001

Vehicle recall defect – If The Plastic Coating Of The Fuel Filler And/Or Breather Pipe Is Damaged, Salt Water May Accumulate Between The Plastic Coating And The Steel Pipes, And The Accumulation Could Cause Corrosion Which Would Eventually Rust Through The Affected Pipes, Allowing Gasoline Fumes And Fuel To Leak.