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Car Forum / Honda Cars / November 20052003 Honda accord ex radio problem
Hi could anyone help me I just purchased a 2003 Honda accord the weirdest thing just happen I went to turn my car on and the radio lights won?t light up the radio works you could see the stations but only if you point a flash light to the display. So basically the whole radio unit lights won?t turn on. Could somebody help me? There is a service bulletin (04-027) that describes this issue. The repair is to replace the audio unit. > Hi could anyone help me I just purchased a 2003 Honda accord the weirdest > thing just happen I went to turn my car on and the radio lights won't > light up the radio works you could see the stations but only if you point > a flash light to the display. So basically the whole radio unit lights > won't turn on. Could somebody help me? I have a 2003 and noticed the same problem about a month ago. I finally brought it in and am waiting for the new unit (2 weeks now). Thank god it's still under warranty. Anyone know how much a replacement would cost? -Andy > Hi could anyone help me I just purchased a 2003 Honda accord the weirdest > thing just happen I went to turn my car on and the radio lights won’t > light up the radio works you could see the stations but only if you point > a flash light to the display. So basically the whole radio unit lights > won’t turn on. Could somebody help me? I also had the same thing happen - about 2 years and 28,000 miles, into my warranty. Carl. >I have a 2003 and noticed the same problem about a month ago. I finally >brought it in and am waiting for the new unit (2 weeks now). [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] >> a flash light to the display. So basically the whole radio unit lights >> won?t turn on. Could somebody help me? I have this same problem, but I am out of warranty. The dealership told me it would be approximately $1000 to replace the radio. It is ridiculous that this is such a common problem, yet there has been no recall issued. If any one knows of a cheaper fix, I would be extremely excited to hear it. > I have this same problem, but I am out of warranty. The dealership told me > it would be approximately $1000 to replace the radio. It is ridiculous > that this is such a common problem, yet there has been no recall issued. > If any one knows of a cheaper fix, I would be extremely excited to hear > it. Some people in this newsgroup managed to get it replaced for free or for only the cost of the labour after going through Honda customer service. And their cars were out of warranty as well. > I have this same problem, but I am out of warranty. The dealership told me > it would be approximately $1000 to replace the radio. It is ridiculous > that this is such a common problem, yet there has been no recall issued. its not a safety item, so i doubt itll be recalled. the only recalls i remember are safety related- on my civic, it was the ignition switch, and floor mats. >> I have this same problem, but I am out of warranty. The dealership told me >> it would be approximately $1000 to replace the radio. It is ridiculous [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > remember are safety related- on my civic, it was the ignition switch, > and floor mats. V6 Hondas with the 5-speed automatic were recalled, and that isn't exactly a safety item. Ford and Crapsler, for example, never recalled any of their cars that were more notorious for tranny failure than any Honda. |
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