Honda Accord AC / heater problems

AC / heater problem

6.0

fairly significant

Typical Repair Cost:

$300.00

Average Mileage:

52,046 miles

Number of complaints:

3 complaints

Most common solutions:

  1. cleaned and reassembled drain hose (3 reports)

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problem #3

2008Jun 14

Accord V6 3.0L

  • Manual transmission
  • 62,137 miles

I have been reading all the issues with the '03 accord! every issue mentioned is bang on with my car! problem after problem! Good thing I am just in a lease. I ll give the damn thing back before it ends up costing me Porsche prices just to keep it running properly. I switched from VW to Honda because I was let down by quality after driving one to 455K then buying a new one, and scraping it at 190K. Typical Corporate cash Grab....... Poor quality....Good service............they will be back attitude! NOTHING LASTS AS SOON AS THE WARRANTY IS UP! RUN BY A COMPUTER! WHO PROGRAMMED IT!


HONDA!

vibewell

Napanee, Ontario, Canada

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problem #2

2007Jul 14

(reported on)

Accord EX 3.2L

  • Automatic transmission
  • 16,000 miles

Water leaking all over passenger side floor. Plus the sound of water flowing when taking a turn.

clogged AC drain -- I blew compressed air into drain and a whole bunch of water came out. Don't know if this is a premanet fix, but it was easier then taking panels apart.

katieg

West Bridgewater, MA, USA

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problem #1

2006Jul 23

(reported on)

Accord LX

  • 78,000 miles

My honda Accord had an annoying water leak in the Heater/AC .. at least I thought it was a leak, it was actually water buildup from the ac condenser that was unable to leak to the outside. First we noticed lots of water on the passenger side floor, the ac filter was dry as a bone, no outside water, the water didn't smell sweet or wasn't green (radiator), so when I removed all the panels I noticed a little hose, after removing the hose I noticed it was bent and sealed, it only took a little press of the hose ansd a huge!! amount of water came out.. this hose was badly assembled from the start, probably a bad day @ the assembly plant, I reassembled the hose.. problem fixed, It just going to take a couple of days for the soaked interior to dry, I removed it just in time, the water was starting to get to the blower fan

richy

El Paso, Texas, USA

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