HanmeSAL

BACKGROUND:
During assembly, some wheel speed sensors may have been improperly installed and do not seal the hub assembly. Water may enter the hub assembly and damage the wheel bearing. In areas where road salt is used, the wheel bearings may corrode, which may cause the wheel to separate and fall off, increasing the risk of a crash.

Vehicles Affected

2006 Civic:
2-Door – From VIN 2HGFG1...6H500009 thru
2HGFG1...6H584624

2-Door Si – From VIN 2HGFG2.5.6H700004 thru
2HGFG2.5.6H713846

4-Door – From VIN 2HGFA1...6H500005 thru
2HGFA1...6H528911


2007 Civic:
2-Door – From VIN 2HGFG1...7H500001 thru
2HGFG1...7H539744

2-Door Si – From VIN 2HGFG2.5.7H700001 thru
2HGFG2.5.7H706051

4-Door – From VIN 2HGFA1...7H500001 thru
2HGFA1...7H502258

4-Door Si – From VIN 2HGFA5...7H700001 thru
2HGFA5...7H707417

sol_boosted

yep i got a letter from the honda dealer about this.....

kdizzle2468

Yeah, im going on saturday to get my 07 si fixed free of charge!!!

neogeon

god, this is bullshit, how come honda owners are all happy and giddy to get a recall in the mail and Nissan owners want to sue Nissan if they have a defective cupholder?

supapoopa

In my experience Nissan would not of been as upfront in a situation like this. Nissan would probably want to have the choice to fix it case by case, hoping that the majority wouldn't come in till after warrenty was up.