Honda is aware of faulty VTC actuators on certain models. There is no active recall to repair the defective part. This issue causes extra wear on the engine, which could then lead to catastrophic failure. That causes great hazard as that failure can occur at any time. Honda is currently charging owners roughly $2000 (in Wake County, NC) to repair this issue. This should be a covered recall for all owners, to avoid engine failure, accidents, and potential deaths on the roads.

- Fuquay Varina, NC, USA

Steering wheel and chassis vibration on acceleration above 65 mph. Vibration stopped only after letting off gas peddle. Axle vibrates under acceleration load at high speed. All road conditions

- Deer Park, NY, USA

The car vibrates so bad starting 45mph to 60mph. It also accelerates within the same speed range.

- Olathe, KS, USA

My 2012 Crosstour is now suffering from what seems to be the very common shaking/shuddering issue. The problem presents between 20-45mph and again around 60mph, while under acceleration. The parts remain on national backorder. How can Honda get away with not supporting these vehicles? owners really should begin to consider getting together to bring a class action lawsuit against Honda.

- Bel Air, MD, USA

I began experiencing a shaking steering wheel during acceleration last fall. (approximately 70,000 miles) after replacing all 4 tires, replacing front brakes & rotors, replacing bearings, doing an alignment and having my mechanic rebuild the front driver's side axle, I finally gave up and went to the dealer. Within about 2 minutes of discussing this problem, the service manager told me that he had seen numerous problems with this vehicle and told me that Honda had upgraded the axle. I had to replace both axles but no recall or information has ever been posted by Honda for this problem. If this is, indeed a common problem on this vehicle, I think a recall should be initiated!

- Golden, CO, USA

The contact owns a 2012 Honda Crosstour. The contact stated that the vehicle experienced shuddering and violent shaking. The contact also indicated the vehicle made an abnormal sound. The vehicle was taken to nalley Honda where it was diagnosed the transmission was defective and needed to be replaced. The vehicle was repaired however the failure recurred and the vehicle was no longer operable. The manufacturer was notified of the failure however no further assistance was offered. The failure mileage was approximately 140,484.

- Fayetteville, GA, USA

Extreme vibration at 35-45 mph and at acceleration more so in a right turn Honda says the axles are on national back order I have read complaints about this problem that date back more than a year this should be a recall. It is getting dangerous to drive.

- Tellico Plains, TN, USA

Passenger side harsh vibrations - mostly on any road going above 30mph under acceleration the and harsh vibration is felt through out the passenger side front side of the car. After digging online and wasting several hours and countless days at mechanics the outcome is a bad passenger side front axle (driveshaft) called several dealers - local junk yards - plenty of auto part stores and nothing was available. Decided to call America Honda just to find out that the axle for the Crosstour is on a nationwide back order. Go figure. The internet is filled with Crosstour owners complaining of the same issue and asking for advice. Yet this issue is not a recall. This needs to be a recall. When I first got the car from Honda the vibration was small over 2 years it has got to the point of dangerous to drive. Last night I had to tow the car home due to the crazy amount of vibration when under acceleration. --- have a scheduled appointment with a local Honda dealer -- to see what the manager thinks my next step should be. With out breaking my pockets. Will post a update in a week or so. Contact your local dealers and call american Honda and let them know the issues the more callers the quicker we get this factory issue taken care of. No wonder this car was discontinued. They realized their mistake once production was started.

- Elizabeth, NJ, USA

On 11/23/15 I bought my 2012 Honda Crosstour to my mechanic after feeling a shimmy in the front end. Wanted to make sure car was not out of alignment. After checking all the normal check points (ie.. tires, wheel balance, motor and transmission mount), did a check on both right and left axles. Mechanic stated the fluttering is due a manufacture defect in the driver side axle. Honda was told me that the part (44306-TP6-305) is on national back order and there was no eta. It is 8/8/16 still waiting for axle. I have opened a case ticket again with Honda but have been told the same thing. I find it difficult to believe that this part in on national back-order for over a year and that there is no recall. The car has gotten worse and now I'm unable to drive my car since due to this dangerous issue. This would be the second axle that I'm replacing.

- Silver Spring, MD, USA