Honda Accord and Pilot faulty suspension

Manufacturer of Japan Honda announced yesterday that it will withdraw about 10,800 Accord sedans life from 2010 to 2011 and Pilot sport utility vehicle died in 2011 in the U.S. ability to check error in suspension.

According to Honda said the problem stemmed from the assembly line model of the machine at the front axle nut tightened, as well as the damper bracket bolts missing both cars on the front suspension makes they may be damaged, making them irregular activities.

Honda's own engineers have discovered software errors and equipment used in assembly processes at its plants in Alabama. Although no one reported any accidents caused by this error, but to prevent the possible uncertainty, the company decided to recall notices to fix the fold.
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The manufacturer said the owners of two cars in the recovery area will receive notice this week, and will bring the car to Honda dealers for inspecting repairs. In case of necessity, will conduct renewal.

Thus, this is the first withdrawal announced by Honda 2nd in less than a week. According to some sources reveal, in the future will be about 35,984 Passport model was produced from 1998 to 2002 will recall orders from Japanese car manufacturers.