8.0
pretty badTypical Repair Cost:
no data
Average Mileage:
5,061 miles
Total Complaints:
1 complaints
Most common solutions:
- replaced the engine end cap seal (1 reports)
engine problem
This problem may be covered under warranty. Ask your Honda dealer.
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2008May 30
Pilot EX
Engine end cap seal was leaking oil. Dealer couldn't find where the oil came first, so they added some dye and asked to return a week later. Then they finally saw the leak, but they didn't have the part to fix it, so I had to come back another day. When I returned they finally gave me a rental (which was covered under my extended warranty). They asked me to return the next day to pick up my car. So next day when I was on my way to pick it up, on the time we agreed, I got a call from them saying that while fixing the end cap seal, they had broken something else, and that I can't pick up the car yet. two days later I was finally able to get my car. They had not even washed the car. And my plans had been ruined since I didn't have my 8-seater, but a crappy compact rental car for those several days. I also had to make all kinds of arrangements at work to be able take the car in so many times.
Mari E.
Brea, CA, USA
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