Submitted by administrator on Wed, 03/04/2015 - 00:56
On certain vehicles, the lubricant on the brake lights switch, which is of the wrong type and was applied at factory, may oxidize due to the heat generated at the time of switching on and off, and this can cause the resistance of the contact point to increase. If the voltage on such contact point is low, electrical continuity may be lost at the switch, in which case the brake lights could fail.
Case Number:
RJ-1350-0
Make/model:
Issued:
Wed, 2005-02-02
Component:
brake lights
Affected:
93 262
Correction:
The brake lights switch should be replaced with the factory approved replacement unit.
Identification:
yellow paint on the head of the bolt for the door-check on the passenger's side
Vehicle:
Make:
Honda
Type:
DBA-GD1
Period:
01/06/2004..22/12/2004
Frame / Chassis No:
GD1-2100002..GD1-2168522
Make:
Honda
Type:
DBA-GD1
Period:
18/06/2004..16/12/2004
Frame / Chassis No:
GD1-8500001..GD1-8500285
Make:
Honda
Type:
DBA-GD2
Period:
02/06/2004..20/12/2004
Frame / Chassis No:
GD2-1800002..GD2-1807399
Make:
Honda
Type:
DBA-GD2
Period:
22/06/2004..16/12/2004
Frame / Chassis No:
GD2-8400001..GD2-8400032
Make:
Honda
Type:
CBA-GD3
Period:
04/06/2004..23/12/2004
Frame / Chassis No:
GD3-1900003..GD3-1915098
Make:
Honda
Type:
CBA-GD3
Period:
18/06/2004..17/12/2004
Frame / Chassis No:
GD3-8300001..GD3-8300071
Make:
Honda
Type:
CBA-GD4
Period:
10/06/2004..17/12/2004
Frame / Chassis No:
GD4-1800002..GD4-1801841
Make:
Honda
Type:
CBA-GD4
Period:
23/06/2004..15/12/2004
Frame / Chassis No:
GD4-8300001..GD4-8300021
unique_id_feeds:
135672