Without any prior problem or indication of a problem, something dropped off the bottom of my car into the road. At that exact moment, the air conditioner stopped blowing cold air. I took the car to have it repaired only to find out that the A/C compressor had blown (and the clutch had fallen off). I have since found out that this is a very frequent occurrence with second generation Honda CR-V's. I am in the process of working with american Honda Motors as well as my dealership to have it repaired. Honda knows of this problem, and the part was redesigned for the 2004 model. This part needs a recall! how many people have to complain before there is a formal recall?

- Charlotte, TN, USA

Concerns involving Honda CRV's that bursting into flames after oil changes. The consumer heard on the news that the 2003-2004 Honda CRV's were bursting into flames and was concerned that this may happen to her vehicle.

- Mine Hill, NJ, USA

Problems with 2003 Honda CRV. The consumer stated two recall had been issued for the vehicle. When speaking to the service dealer he noted things wrong with the vehicle that was not issued in the recall. The consumer is concerned and feels unsafe about driving the vehicle. *

- Fairfield, AL, USA

2003 Honda CR-V with less than 3,000 miles on it, caught on fire after initial oil change that was done by the dealership, barry Honda, dartmouth, Massachusetts.

- Hyannis, MA, USA