2004 Honda Accord with several problems since purchase. Consumer states that it all began with the vehicle jerking, warning lights illuminating, brake pads were low, transmission replaced, broken motor mounts, and the horn stopped working. When the consumer took the vehicle back to the dealership, he noticed the SRS light was on, which may have been due to the horn not working.

- Los Angeles, CA, USA

The contact owns a 2004 Honda Accord. While driving 35 mph, the air bags on the passenger side opened up like curtains in the front and rear seats of the vehicle. The ceiling on the passenger side was split in the middle. There was no impact or crash involved. The contact took the vehicle to the Honda dealer for repair, but they refused to acknowledge the air bag defect and would not repair it for free. The Honda manufacturer spoke with the dealer and concluded that they were not paying for the failed air bags. The current and failure mileages were 64,474. Updated 03-04-08

- University Park, IL, USA

The contact owns a 2004 Honda Accord. While pulling into a parking space, the vehicle suddenly accelerated and jumped over two curbs and a bush. The vehicle finally came to a stop when it crashed into a parked vehicle. The contact had her foot on the brake pedal during the acceleration. The air bags failed to deploy. The occupant seated in the passenger seat sustained lower back injuries because the seat belt failed to restrain the passenger and the contact. The vehicle is currently being repaired at a body shop and will be taken to the Honda dealer to be diagnosed. Police report number 07171505 was filed with the cochie county sheriff's department. The speed was unknown. The current and failure mileages were 39,000. The consumer stated the air bag light had illuminated, however there was no air bag deployment. Updated 10/10/07.

- Sierra Vista, AZ, USA

2004 Honda Accord with air bag that deployed for no reason customer wants to reimbursed for repairs* the consumer was told that the air bag deployed because something may have triggered the air bag sensor.

- Rowland Heights, CA, USA

The SRS (supplemental restraint system) dash light comes on and will not go off until the part is replaced. The dealership told me the airbags would not operate or would not operate properly if a wreck occurred because the part was "bad". I was provided a rental car while the part was replaced. Previous research revealed a previous investigation into this problem on the 2001 Honda Accord. (why is the same defective part still being used?).

- Athens, GA, USA

: the contact stated while driving 65 mph on a dry freeway, the driver's air bag deployed without incident. The contact did not hit anything in the road nor drive over a bump in the road prior to the incident. The air bag light had not illuminated. The vehicle was pushed off of the road and remained on the side of the road pending a tow truck. There were injuries sustained. The dealership was not notified.

- El Centro, CA, USA

2004 Honda Accord exl air bag safety recall.

- Forest Hills, NY, USA

While driving the vehicle's drive axle collapsed causing the driver to loose control of his 2004 Honda Accord. The driver's side air bag deployed but did not inflate. The vehicle was totaled.

- Berkeley, CA, USA

My car was hit on the driver side bumper anywhere between 40-50 mph. The police report is still pending to state the appx speed. My car crumbled, the bumper totaled, and the hood rolled up. My face hit the driver side glass and shattered the window. At no point during the accident did my airbags deploy. This is very concerning, especially in this type of accident. Thank you!

- Pasadena, CA, USA

The steering wheel started jerking uncontrollably while driving, the consumer was unable to maintain control of the vehicle. The driver applied the brakes, but the pedal went to the floor. The vehicle crashed into a parked vehicle and it flipped over. The air bags did not deploy. The insurance company repaired the vehicle.

- Jersey City, NJ, USA

Vehicle was involved in a collision at 40 mph and vehicle's air bags did not deploy. The consumer was told that the vehicle did not dip enough and that's why the air bags did not deploy. The consumer feel this is a poor explanation and believes the air bags should have deployed.

- Jupiter, FL, USA