Honda does know about this problem and is not offering any help with the 2003 that we own.

This is a serious emissions problem because it is a sure sign that it is not running properly plus is putting high amounts of hydrogen sulfide (which is very poisonous) into the air that will become acid rain (sulfuric acid).

Were told that it would go away after a few thousand mile but have since learn that Honda has sent out a memo to the dealers stating that this is normal (that means they are not going to fix it).

Before noticing this problem we were recommending Hondas and the dealership to people we met and knew plus I was planning on purchasing a 2004 Acura TL to replace my 1999 Mercury Sable. That isn't going to happen now and neither will the nice words about Honda.

This is the first Honda we have ever purchased after buy Ford products since 1987 and never having this kind of problem. We are very disappointed with Hondas lack of response.