On October 16, Honda Canada announced a recall of approximately 61,000 vehicles from the 2023-2025 model years to inspect and, if necessary, replace defective high-pressure fuel pumps. The recall is being conducted due to potential cracks in the fuel pump core, which could form over time, leading to fuel leaks or engine stalls.The affected models include various Honda and Acura vehicles. Honda is offering free inspections and replacements where necessary to ensure the continued safety and performance of the vehicles.The issue was identified during routine quality control checks, and while no injuries or accidents related to this defect have been reported so far, Honda is taking proactive measures to address the problem. Owners of affected vehicles will be notified by mail, and Honda advises all affected vehicle owners to contact their local dealership for inspection as soon as possible.Just a week prior, on October 9, Honda Canada had announced another significant recall affecting 239,000 vehicles. This recall focuses on addressing defective steering gearboxes in a range of 2022-2025 model-year Honda and Acura vehicles. The steering gearboxes in question may experience defects that could increase the risk of a crash.Like the fuel pump recall, Honda has not reported any crashes or injuries related to the gearbox issue but is acting swiftly to prevent any potential dangers.Honda Canada will perform free repairs of the defective steering gearboxes, and affected customers will receive instructions to bring their vehicles in for service. The automaker advises all owners to take immediate action to ensure their vehicles are safe and fully operational.The company says it will continue to monitor and address issues before they pose significant risks on the road. (ICE TORONTO)

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