http://www.local6.com/automotive/2606852/detail.html

Honda says that nearly 652,000 of its vehicles may have a problem that causes them to roll even when they're in park with no key in the igniton.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration received reports of four injuries, 28 crashes and 169 complaints about the problem, according to online reports.

Several models are affected, including 1988-89 Honda Accords, 1999 Odysseys, 1999 Acura TLs, 1997-99 Acura CLs and the 2002 CR-V.

The NHTSA says metal particles in the key cylindar can interfere with the interlock lever, making it possible to take out the key without shifting to park.

The NHTSA says consumers who want more information should call (888) DASH-2-DOT.

 

yeah its posted over in the 1st gen forum and i posted it on here yesterday.

not to many people seemed interested

 

they must all use their parking brakes

 

oh i see its only first gen, i heard it on the radio

wtf kind of shit is this, recall for this and no recall for the tranny

 

because duh, a car rolling around in your driveway is much more dangerous than your transmission going out.