Honda '06 Civic Sensor O-Ring recall notice?

this is what the Honda bulletin says on this condition. the o-ring is very easy to inspect to determine if the sensor was improperly installed at the factory.

During assembly, some wheel speed sensors may

have been improperly installed and do not seal the hub

assembly. Water may enter the hub assembly and

damage the wheel bearing. In areas where road salt is

used, the wheel bearings may corrode, which may

cause the wheel to separate and fall off, increasing the

risk of a crash.

the recall does not require a good o-ring to be replaced. if the o-ring is damaged it will at a minimum require the replacement of the wheel speed sensor and possibly the rear hub.

dealers do not have any incentive to not make required repairs. if they were to not repair a car that required a recall repair they are open to tremendous liability. plus, honda pays them well to do the repairs if they are required.

i would imagine that the percent of vehicles that require a repair is extremely low.

hope that helps

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I had got that one too but they said I wasn't to need to chang myn too so I agree its very low

I got that one too, it still the best car ever.