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The hybrid version of Honda's large sedan has been recalled over concerns of an electrical fault that could stop the battery from charging.
Marketplace Editor
Marketplace Editor
Honda Australia has issued a recall for 89 units of the 2019-21 Accord Hybrid sedan, over concerns an electrical fault may stop the 12V battery from charging.
“In cold ambient temperatures, the DC-DC converter may shut down and prevent the 12-volt battery from recharging, resulting in a loss of drive power if the vehicle continues to be driven,” Honda says in its ACCC recall notice.
“Warning lights in the instrument cluster will illuminate and a warning message will also appear.”
“Loss of power could result in the vehicle slowing or stopping, increasing the risk of an accident,” the company adds.
Owners of the recalled Accord Hybrid models are urged to contact their preferred Honda dealer to arrange a free repair.
For more information contact 1800 804 945 (8:30am-6:00pm, Mon-Fri).
James is an automotive journalist based in Melbourne, Australia. Before joining CarExpert.com.au in 2020, James has worked at leading auto media outlets including Carsales and CarAdvice, as well as at Pulse agency for Ford Australia's communications team. In 2019 James made Mumbrella's 'Top 20 most prolific web authors in Australia' list after publishing 1,360 articles between March 1, 2018 and February 28, 2019 for CarAdvice. James is also an Ambassador for Drive Against Depression – an Australian charity whose mission is to support mental wellness through the freedom of driving and a shared love of cars.
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