CarComplaints.com Notes: Some vehicles alert you if you fall asleep behind the wheel, but the 2015 Honda CR-V has a different approach: just shake the heck out of you so you never fall asleep in the first place.
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Right front door window exploded on the highway and shattered glass in hundreds of pieces came into the car. The window had no prior rock chips and I didn't hear anything hit the vehicle-just a loud bang like a shot (not suspecting a bullet but it sounded like one hit) and the glass broke into hundreds of pieces. Was traveling in interstate at 70 mph. So glad no passenger was sitting in the front seat because I believe he/she would have had glass hit them. Glass went even into the back seat. I replaced the window at a glass company. Honda had a recall of front door glass in 2011 on the Odyssey-wonder if this is the same glass.
Airbag seat belt light remains on but is intermittent when this happens. Not covered through Honda or extended warranty. Unable to get a code using a Bosch live data plus code reader. Seat belts do not retract properly. I do not know if this is part of the Honda recall or recent federal investigation open on the airbag control unit. This airbag/seatbelt light will stay on the entire time I am driving. Bu may not duplicate the next time I start up the engine. Very concerned as Honda MA not be able to duplicate as light intermittent. Please investigate thouroghly:
Sporadically I have to push start button two or three times to get car to start. Purchased car new. Battery tested good. After talking with mechanic who told me it was just a glitch, I finally left him the car. Turned out to be starter. They replaced but I had to pay $100 deductable on extended warranty.
In purchasing a used CRV 2015 from a Honda dealer in shingle springs, ca I have found less than honest information regarding the tires and alignment. I did purchase the Honda care., I have since ( today) brought the vehicle, when driving there is a noticeable pull the right. To another dealership in hopes of finding out the truth about what is wrong with the steering, tires brakes etc.
- El Dorado Hills, CA, USA
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Purchased this used 2015 Honda CRV on July 28, 2018, with only 38K miles. Noticed some vibration, very bad especially when at stop lights after two days. Contacted the dealership four days after the purchase, was told that there is a tsb for 2015 Honda CRV's, tsb 15-046. Wasn't told this before the purchase. Scheduled an appointment for check up. Was told that they are not sure what is wrong, it could be a number of things. Was given an estimate of $1100. Was told that is not a guaranteed fix.did online research. Figured out many 2015 Honda CRV owners had the same issue right after purchase. One of the links is below. www.hondaproblems.com/trends/CRV-vibration/ I and thousands of other consumers are stuck with a car that vibrates like crazy and drives you nuts and makes you feel sick. I can feel the vibration on my ears. Anger and rage is the last thing one needs while driving. This needs to be resolved. Not spending $1100 for an unguaranteed fix on a newly bought car. This is a serious issue and I believe this tsb 15-046 needs to be recalled.
TPMS light keep coming on with tire pressure normal. Dealership says tires are fine and that I must be checking the tires while hot and pressure will read higher. Honda did a tsb#14-006 for the 2014 Honda CR-V but nothing for the 2015.
The passenger side has a vibration at low speed. The passenger side rear has loud noise at 65 miles per hour. It has a popping sound. Vibration is at low speed on city streets. The popping sound highway speeds.
This car has a vibration problem when break is applied. Since there was a recall related to software problem, we have tried to fix the problem by way of recall. However, even after the software recall services, the car is still having a vibration problem when break is applied at stationary. This rattling problem is very noticeable since a water bottle in the car can show how that bad the rattling problem is.
When SUV is stopped at a light with transmission in drive a vibration begins after 15 seconds. Vibration is felt mostly on drivers side in the brake pedal, steering column and seat. After vibrating for 15 seconds engine RPM's increase and vibration disappears. 15 seconds later cycle begins again
2015 Honda CR-V severe vibrations felt in vehicle while in drive- idle (stop lights, signs, sitting in driveway) or slow speeds. So severe causing headaches and nausea. Also, extremely uncomfortable for a female to sit on while that intense. In a bad way. Took to priority chesapeake in Virginia four separate times, where the fourth time both the dealership and american Honda refused any assistance in the fix. They admitted this was noticed in the 2015 model, and is normal for the 2015 CR-V (albeit no other CR-V has these issues). Both american Honda and dealership refuse to accept any responsibility and refuse any assistance in reaching a solution.
Driving on the highway, my CR-V was working normal. Exited and going down a residential street, the brake light came on & all of a sudden all component lights came on. The engine died, unable to steer, parked it. My brother came to give it a jump & started but smelled rubber burning. The serpentine belt was busted, info on it says it should 5 years or 100K miles. My CR-V is 2 years & only has 38K miles. Still can't believe this happened & thank god not on the highway. It was towed to the body shop.
My vehicle vibrates while in drive and sitting at a street light or stop sign. I took the vehicle into the Honda dealership because of tsb 15-046. I picked the vehicle up and it appeared to have eliminated the vibration, but the vibration came back in about a week.
Rear view camera lens has become hazy around the edges. Picture is not bright or clear. Vehicle is less than 3 years old but out of warranty because of miles. Dealer replacement is over $300 with no guaranty it won't happen again. I believe this could pose a safety hazard when backing up. In comparison, my wifes Subaru outback has a crisp, bright and clear camera image
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- Norwalk, IA, USA