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Irish_Dem

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4. Not to worry. They will reimburse you!

Reply to Laffy Kat (Reply #2)

Mon May 5, 2025, 02:20 PM

May 2025

I did the same thing. Got it repaired before the recall came out.
I had to contact the general Honda service line, and there was paperwork to fill out
and a bit of a hassle. Your Honda service center has to fill out a form for you too.

I did it all online.

But I stuck with it and got the entire $1800 reimbursed.

I don't remember if the 2018s were recalled or not.
Perhaps not, if you did not get the recall notice.

But the AC units were faulty for the CRVs around that time.
The compressor was bad.

I would call the general national Honda service line.
Or look online.

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Car question: 2018 Honda CRV [View all] Laffy Kat May 2025 OP

Check on line. The Honda CRV had a recall on AC units a couple of years ago. Irish_Dem May 2025 #1

Oh, sh*t. Laffy Kat May 2025 #2

Not to worry. They will reimburse you! Irish_Dem May 2025 #4

Wow, thanks. I will totally look into it. nt Laffy Kat May 2025 #6

Elon messaged the car's computer, which in turn altered the cost of the part, so they matched and pushed you to BUY. usaf-vet May 2025 #3

I believe it. nt Laffy Kat May 2025 #8

The same way my kids knew I had cash in my wallet mercuryblues May 2025 #5

Hahaha. I remember those days! Laffy Kat May 2025 #7