Honda is recalling 2,277 vehicles to replace a wiring coupler on some models. The vehicles affected include the 2010 Honda Accord and the 2010 Honda CR-V equipped with the four-cylinder powertrain. According to USA Today, the coupler may have been damaged during assembly, which could lead to engine stalling. Owners will receive notification in February, and Honda says it will replace the wire harness coupler at no cost. So far, no injuries or accidents have been reported. For more information, Honda owners can go to recalls.honda.com or call (800) 999-1009, and select option 4.
Auto Defects and Personal Injury Liability
Automakers have a responsibility to make safe vehicles. When manufacturing or assembly defects cause accidents that result in serious injury or death, injured drivers and passengers may be entitled to recover financial compensation for their injuries, including medical expenses, lost earnings, pain and suffering, and other damages from the manufacturer of the vehicle. If you or a loved one has been involved in an accident involving a recalled vehicle, contact a defective product lawyer to discuss the accident and your legal rights. Because auto defect claims are vigorously defended, it is important to choose an attorney who has the experience, skills and resources to get you the compensation you deserve.
Sources: USA Today, Autoguide.com
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