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definitely annoyingTypical Repair Cost:
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Average Mileage:
55,000 miles
Total Complaints:
1 complaints
Most common solutions:
- not sure (1 reports)
electrical problem
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2006Oct 06
(reported on)Civic EX
I'm a die hard honda person. But come on how many electrical problems can you have with 1 car? I know 2 other people having similar electrical problems. I have also had problems with the defrost light going out. I have to hit the defrost button several times to get it back on. Also i had my car in for an issue with the headlights turning off. The honda dealer couldn't find the problem. It hasn't been a problem since. They probably knew the fix and did it. As mentioned before im also having a weird problem with the factory radio changing stations on its own. I had a 2000 Civic Ex with electrical issues after putting in an aftermarket CD player. When putting up my window you were hear an electrical snap sound through all my speakers. Same with when i would tap the breaks while i had the radio on.
Jeremy W.
Richfield, PA, USA
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