This latest recall is related to the previous fuel pump recall that had defective impellers. Honda says a defective molding process could cause the impellers to swell causing the fuel pump to stop working and the vehicle to stall or fail to start.

The following units are affected in the Philippines:

• Honda Odyssey (2017-2019) – 587 units
• Honda Accord (2018) – 82 units
• Honda Mobilio (2017-2018) – 2,191 units
• Honda BR-V (2017-2019) – 7,530 units
• Honda Civic 1.5 Turbo (2016-2019) – 947 units
• Honda Civic 1.8 (2016-2018) – 2,427 units
• Honda Jazz (2015-2020) – 1,266 units
• Honda HR-V (2018, 2020-2021) – 958 units
• Honda CR-V (2018) – 642 units
• Honda City (2016-2020) – 90 units
• Honda Civic Type R (2017-2020) – 111 units

Honda Cars Philippines says that service kits to replace the defective fuel pump modules are now available at all 38 authorized Honda dealerships and three Service Centers nationwide. The replacement takes just an hour and 30 minutes to do and is free of charge to affected customers.

Customers are encouraged to schedule an appointment before bringing their cars in for the fuel pump replacement.

The company will also be posting the affected VIN numbers on their website. Owners can also inquire with their respective Honda Cars dealer or through Honda Cars Philippines’ hotline: 1800 1000 46632 and 857 7240.