: the contact stated while driving at various speeds the engine stalls without warning and intermittently the vehicle does not start. There is a NHTSA recall, # 02V120000 regarding the electrical system: Ignition: Switch. The vehicle has the same problems as indicated in the recall; however it is not included in the recall due to the VIN. The dealership has been alerted. The interlock switch has been replaced due to bulletin #03-088 however; this did not correct the problem.

- Dana Point, CA, USA

The contact received a recall letter in February or March 2005.that same week the car stopped. She called the dealer, and the dealer was hostile, and told her she would have to pay for the repair. She was going to have to have the car towed to dealer. However, she called before she took vehicle to the dealer. She went to dealer on 9-7-05, and the person in charge was not there. On 9-14-05 she went to the dealer again, and he was hostile. Dealer told the contact that there might be something else wrong with the car. The dealer finally looked it up in the computer and said they would service it under the recall. He told her she could bring the car anytime. The contact advised the dealer that she would bring the vehicle tomorrow, and he told her he would not be there. He was evasive about when she should bring the car in.

- Hormigueros, PR, USA

Had to different parts on the vehicle for the igition switch and the inner lock switch. There was a recall on the egr for the exhaust emission.. had recall repairs done, but the vehicle still did not function properly. Contacted the three dealers, and manufacturer and still had no help from either. These problems starting happening about a year ago around June 29, 2004. After they fixed the igition switch it was good for about 3 months. Then, vehicle competely stalled while driving on the road.

- Boca Raton, FL, USA

Caller received manufacturer's recall 03088 concerning ignition switch key interlock. The key would come out in any gear, and the dealer tried to fix it. Currently, the key will not come out when it is in park. Dealer will not fix it unless caller pays for it. Manufacturer has not been contacted yet. Caller took vehicle to dealer on July 18, 2005 to get it fixed.

- Midland, TX, USA

The contact owns a 1998 Honda Accord. She is having problems with the ignition switch. Some of the 1998-1999 Honda Accord were recalled for this problem, but the dealer told consumer that her vehicle was not covered under the recall due to VIN. She stated that while driving about 65 mph the car will shut off, and the steering will lock up. Dealer said it had something to do with faulty wiring to the ignition switch. There was another recall on the vehicle for the ignition switch. She did qualify for the first recall but not for this one.

- Lancaster, CA, USA

Recall campaign: Ignition switch failure. Reconnect alarm system. Recall campaign: The consumer complained that she was charged for service completed under the recall for her vehicle. The consumer was charged for the service of reconnecting the alarm system through the new working part installed. A full refund is requested by the consumer. The recall issue dealt with the ignition switch interlock on the vehicle.

- Los Angeles, CA, USA

1) nothing noticeable. Car was able to start all the time cold and warm. 2) car all of sudden stalled while driving. When step on gas pedal car did not accelerate. It just silently stalled. Center console where shift-selector indicator has no power while radio, hazardous signals were working after the stall. Weren't able to restart right away. However after about 45 sec to 1 min, car started normally. 3) dealer wanted to replace iac valve and main relay on my expense but will not verify the ignition switch is functioning properly that was replaced 2 years earlier except that an updated ignition switch was already installed.

- Huntington Beach, CA, USA

I parked my car in my driveway Friday night and took the keys out of the ignition the car was still in drive. The car rolled down my driveway, into the yard, and hit a tree with no one in the vehicle. Since there was no key in the ignition the airbags did not deploy. I did some research and realized that there had been a recall on my car for this very reason, but I had not been notified about this recall. I contacted Honda and they said that I had not been notified because the car still had the previous owners info in their system. I bought the car from a Honda dealership, yet they said that it was my responsibility to contact them to change the information over to allow them to contact me with recall information. Is there anything that can be done about this. Would Honda not have some responsibility in the accident?

- Climax, NC, USA

Nar 1/29/2003. The consumer took the vehicle to the dealer for stalling and sputtering issues. Honda issued a recall on the ignition switch, but the consumer has taken the vehicle in to the dealer 3 times and the problem has not been resolved. The passenger side power window would not work when the control panel was used on the drivers side.

- Minneapolis, MN, USA

The vehicle failed to start when the key was turned in the ignition, two months after the ignition switch recall 03V423000 was performed.

- Mount Laurel, NJ, USA

Manufacturer recalled ignition switch twice. Consumer seeking reimbursement for repairs. (nar)

- Brooklyn Center, MN, USA

After the ignition switch repair was performed NHTSA recall #03V423000. The car was in worse shape than it was before. Honda refused to repair the car, despite the fact that the vehicle was fine when it was brought into the dealership.

- Orlando, FL, USA

1998 Honda Accord was turned off and key removed while vehicle was in drive. After leaving the car, it rolled backwards into a guardrail, causing damage to left rear bumper and left rear panel. This occurred on 2/11/04. Two days later we received recall notice from Honda acknowledging ignition failures that could potentially cause such incidents. We have contacted Honda and they are "dragging their heels" to take responsibility for the costs to have this repaired.

- Madill, OK, USA

My cars stalls in the middle of driving. It is incredibly dangerous. When I searched the recalls for 98 Accord, it came back as saying that there is a recall for this exact problem (electrical system ignition switch) on other 1998 Honda Accord. However, Honda says my VIN is not part of that recall.

- Chapel Hill, NC, USA

The vehicle rolled down the hill with key out of ignition switch and car was still on drive. The driver wasn't inside the vehicle. Recall notice on ignition switch was received by consumer 4 months after incident. The vehicle rolled fast down the hill and crashed into a concrete barrier and curb. Recall#03V423000

- Desoto, TX, USA

Vehicle crashed due to ignition switch interlock system failure. The consumer requested reimbursement for the deductible cost of the ignition switch, and compensated for the loss of the use of the vehicle for 58 days.

- Nineveh, IN, USA

Safety recall was received by consumer on ignition switch interlock and now seeking reimburse for repair on vehicle.

- Oxford, NC, USA

When starting the vehicle it vibrated, then engine shut off. Consumer noticed that this problem only occurred when driving for a long period of time. After the vehicle was returned to the consumer from having a recall performed, the air bag light illuminated. The dealer stated it was not their fault and therefore the consumer would have to pay for the repairs.

- Albany, OR, USA

Consumer states roof leaks when it rains. She does not think dealer will take care of it because the warranty doesn't cover it. Consumer received a recall notice for ignition switch.

- Bolingbrook, IL, USA

Consumer received a recall notice concerning ignition switch failure, and made an appointment. While waiting for the appointment date, consumer took vehicle on an errand. Vehicle shut down in a parking lot. Dealer advised consumer to get vehicle towed for recall repairs at their expense.

- Franklin, TN, USA