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  1. Class action lawsuit for Honda16-18 Civic AC?

    If your car is low miles and recently out of factory warrantee and you have an expensive repair (like the evaporator) if you take it to the dealer and ask for "goodwill" help with the repair the service manager can ask someone at Honda and depending on the situation they will make an allowance...
  2. Class action lawsuit for Honda16-18 Civic AC?

    I just went through the condenser and evaporator replacement thing and I considered trading in my car for a new one but with the prices and shortages of new cars it didn't make sense to me. With some "good will" and the condenser warranty from Honda it cost me $800 to fix the car vs about...
  3. Class action lawsuit for Honda16-18 Civic AC?

    They claimed that the "vacuum machine" detected a leak and would not let them charge the system. My understanding is that a leak that could be detected under vacuum would be "huge" which doesn't make sense as there was still some Freon in the system when I took it in. Since I live in...
  4. Class action lawsuit for Honda16-18 Civic AC?

    I was going to do that but the quotes I got for charging the system ranged from $400 to $500. I also considered doing it my self but even then just the Freon is $120 and I don't have a proper vacuum pump and not sure about what they did with the oil. I am a calculated risk taker but $400 to...
  5. Class action lawsuit for Honda16-18 Civic AC?

    Using 3rd parties for AC components has been common for most if not all car companies for decades so nothing new. It is Honda's job to set specs and do QC on their suppliers... again nothing new. What is "new" is wide spread and expensive to repair failures of the AC systems with low mileage.
  6. Class action lawsuit for Honda16-18 Civic AC?

    The dealer wouldn't charge the system unless I replaced the evaporator. I then asked for "good will" and Honda agreed to "split" the cost of the evaporator so $800 for condenser, evaporator, and recharge which is better than the alternative but still frustrating on a 3.1 year old car with 34 K...
  7. Class action lawsuit for Honda16-18 Civic AC?

    My 2019 Honda Civic with 34K miles started blowing warm air and I came to this forum and got some useful information, thank you all. I took my car into the dealer this morning and they said “you need to replace both the condenser and the evaporator”. Interestingly the Lyft driver that gave me a...


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