accessories - interior problem
6.4
fairly significantTypical Repair Cost:
$750.00
Average Mileage:
78,694 miles
Number of complaints:
9 complaints
Most common solutions:
- not sure (6 reports)
- replace headliner (2 reports)
- replace headliner and sun-visors (1 reports)
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2008May 01
Civic EX Vtec 4 cyl
- Automatic transmission
- 72,000 miles
I still owe a grip on this POS Honda and its already falling apart on me inside out. I've only had this 01 civic for 2 1/2 years. Its ridiculous, I regret ever buying a Honda or listening to anyone who ever said hondas are good cars. Ha i laugh! The back headliner is falling apart its so retarded. The visors have fallen apart, the mirrors fell out. The ac vent switch thing that directs to air has fallen off. hondas are piece of shits!!
2008Jan 07
Civic DX
- Automatic transmission
- 69,594 miles
I noticed the headliner drooping in the back window where exposed to the sun. Tried unsuccessfully to glue it - there isn't enough material to reattach.
2007May 07
(reported on)Civic EX 1.7L VTEC
- Manual transmission
- 150,000 miles
Headliner fabric has deteriorated above front and rear windows where exposed to sun/heat. The thin foam under the fabric decomposes and causes the fabric to separate and hang down. Sun-visor fabric has holes (looking like moth-eaten material )on side exposed to sun when visor is down.
2008Jan 01
Civic LX
- Automatic transmission
- 90,000 miles
I give a wave to other Civic drivers whose headliner sags...I'm still waiting for someone to wave back. I noticed it one day as I was driving on the highway with the windows open and it caught my flapping around in the rear view mirror. WTF? what is this? a '76 Malibu? I didn't realize headliners were still an issue. What can I say, I bought the car new and I swear to everyone that it's great...but it's not. Look for my other posts, like the one that's possibly going to make me $3,000 dollars poorer. I think you all know what I'm talking about. F'd up.
2004Apr 14
Civic EX 4DR 1.7L
- Automatic transmission
- 75,000 miles
It's one thing to save money on producing the cars, but it's another to make them cheaply made. I wasn't too fond the hard plastic they use on the dashboard and glove compartment, but I had gotten over it. Anyway, the headliner is getting worse. Any suggestion on fixing it w/o putting a putting a bullet through my wallet? Oh and my side door liner is bubbling. -__- not cool.
2005Dec 01
Civic EX
- Manual transmission
- 120,000 miles
The headliner is falling down at the front of the ceiling right before the moonroof as well as the very back right by the rear windshield. I've tried glue, glue sticks, hot glue and super glue to no avail. This was a poor design. Honda, I wish you had glued this better, now my roof looks very silly and it is frankly just annoying.
2007Oct 10
(reported on)Civic LX 4 cyl
- Automatic transmission
- 29,500 miles
I never had a car before that the liner fell off especially when i only have a little over 29,000 mile,s. I got a price on the liner for over $500 and that doesn't include labor. The labor is around another $500. I call Honda and they said they didn't have any complaint's and then i call Auto Fair in Manchester NH and they said the car was old. I had much older car than this one and that never happened. The material Honda use is very thin and cheap and this will happen to other car soon.
2007Feb 27
(reported on)Civic LX
- Automatic transmission
- 37,150 miles
headliner falling down in front and back of car.
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2007Apr 20
Civic LX 4 cyl
My headliner is falling down above the rear window, and I have air bubbles several places under the headliner on the ceiling. The material on my sun visors is disintegrating and leaving what looks like moth holes. I�ve tried gluing, but the material is so thin and dried out you can�t even handle it without having it crumble apart in your hands.
Vivien H.
North Palm Beach, FL, USA
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