41 Honda said code was not between p0301 to p0304 so I had to pay for it - they do not care what autozone said ) received several times warning when I go and change engine oil from the shop that I do not have any left over oil in the tank. 3 cylinder (autozone) cel (7/18/17 - 10 min from autozone) - p0353 no3 cylinder ignition coil circuit came up (Honda - paid $255. 75 ) cel (3/11/16) : p2422evap canister came up for same symptom (Honda said code is not p0303 - paid $1722. Cel (1/7/16) : cylinder 3 coil r/r with spark plug ( other shop - paid $166. Furthermore, it really should not be my responsibility to continually call about getting this problem fixed. I truly have no other recourse, and there is nothing I can do on my end to fix this. It is required that I provide proof that there is no open recall, and I cannot do that because of this. However, they will not accept a vehicle with an open recall. This is the problem: I am in the military, and I have to drop this car off next week for shipment to my next duty station in alaska. The dealership told me that they submitted a �fixed by inspection� report to Honda on Monday, but there is still a recall on this vehicle. I talked to the case manager last on Monday April 29, and despite leaving messages since then for her to call me with a status update, I have heard nothing to rectify this situation. The case manager at Honda agreed as well that it is a service bulletin and does not pertain to my car.
The dealership told me that it is not a recall, it is a service bulletin, so there is nothing they can do. The dealership where it was taken is west broad Honda in richmond virginia. The issue is regarding a pcm recall for 2002 Odyssey with a rebuilt transmission, which my wife's car does not have. Manufacturer recall number is p48, NHTSA recall number is 04v-176. My wife has a 2002 Honda Odyssey with a recall notice for a pcm.
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