2009 Honda CR-V. consumer writes in regards to rust build-up repairs on rotors due to consumer not driving vehicle while waiting for airbag recall replacement parts. Consumer states dealership should reimburse consumer for rotor repairs.

- Glenshaw, PA, USA

2009 Honda CRV. Consumer states problem with vsa system the consumer stated the dealer replaced the brake switch and vsa modulator. However, the light illuminated again. The dealer stated the problem was due to the type of gas the consumer was putting in the vehicle. The dealer stated the vehicle was performing as designed. However, the consumer stated the vsa light continued to illuminate. Also, the vehicle would loose power and the accelerator pedal would not respond. Also, there was a vibration coming from the steering wheel as well, as the front tires. Updated 04/09/13 the consumer stated the first repair occurred on December 16, 2009. The dealer replaced the brake switch, and the brake modulator, the vsa light continued to illuminate. American Honda's response was the vehicle was performing as designed. The consumer continued to have problems with the vsa light illuminating while driving down the freeway. Updated 04/15/13

- Sacramento, CA, USA

Rear brake pads completely worn out at 18,000 miles on 2009 Honda CRV. Pads were inspected by dealer at 15,000 miles and were fine. Pads failed premature, no warning, all highway miles.

- Woodstock, IN, USA