2017 HONDA RIDGELINE Recalls — Canada & USA

The 2017 Honda Ridgeline has 8 recalls, the most serious being a fuel pump defect where car wash detergents can crack the pump and cause a pressurized fuel leak that raises the risk of fire. The hood latch striker on certain vehicles can break and separate from the hood, allowing the hood to fly open while driving and block the driver's view. There is also a recall for the Honda Genuine Accessory tri-fold tonneau cover sold through dealers, which can come loose and detach from the bed while the truck is moving, creating a road hazard for nearby vehicles. On the electrical side, water can enter the rear wiring harness through a connector located beneath a drain hole in the truck bed, corroding the terminals and causing the electronic stability system to activate unexpectedly. Separately, the tailgate wiring harness can wear and break over time, causing the rearview camera to stop displaying an image when reversing. Prior repair attempts did not fully resolve this camera wiring issue, which is why it appears more than once in the recall record. The AWD wiring corrosion recall only affects vehicles built within a specific early production window.