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Honda Accord 2013–2017

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2013–2017 · 9th Generation

Updated By CarFaultIQ Editorial Team

Showing coverage that applies to the Honda Accord across 2013–2017.

The 2013–2017 Accord is the ninth-generation car in CarFaultIQ's coverage. The imported records for these model years show 2.0, 2.4 and 3.5-litre configurations in four- and six-cylinder form, and the widest electrification set of any Accord window here: gasoline, hybrid, plug-in hybrid and electric.

What was offered in these years

  • Engine sizes: 2L, 2.4L, 3.5L
  • Cylinder counts: 4, 6
  • Powertrain types: electric, gasoline, hybrid, plug-in hybrid
  • Fuel types: regular gasoline

Displacements and powertrain types come from the imported vehicle records for these model years. A specific engine code cannot be established from displacement alone, so no engine-specific claim is made here.

Documented problems for these years

Three documented pages reach these years. A VCM engine vibration record covers the full 2013–2017 range. A starter motor record covers 2013–2015 only. A wiring-chew susceptibility record reaches this window from a wider 2016–2022 span, so it touches only the last two model years here rather than the generation as a whole.

Recall campaigns covering these years

Eight campaigns reach this window across six systems: gasoline and other fuel delivery, air bags, the electrical system, the power train, and engine cooling. Only the fuel-pump campaign applies across the full 2013–2017 range. Driveshaft campaigns appear twice, covering 2013–2015 and 2013 alone; a battery campaign covers 2013–2016, an engine campaign covers 2014–2015, and an occupant-classification sensor campaign covers 2016–2017.

  • 23V858000 — FUEL SYSTEM, GASOLINE:DELIVERY:FUEL PUMP affects 2013–2017
  • 26V332000 — AIR BAGS:SENSOR:OCCUPANT CLASSIFICATION:FRONT PASSENGER applies to 2016–2017 within this 2013–2017 window
  • 19V060000 — FUEL SYSTEM, OTHER:DELIVERY:FUEL PUMP applies to 2015–2017 within this 2013–2017 window
  • 17V418000 — ELECTRICAL SYSTEM:12V/24V/48V BATTERY applies to 2013–2016 within this 2013–2017 window
  • 20V769000 — POWER TRAIN:DRIVELINE:DRIVESHAFT applies to 2013–2015 within this 2013–2017 window
  • 15V121000 — ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING:ENGINE applies to 2014–2015 within this 2013–2017 window
  • 25V422000 — POWER TRAIN:DRIVELINE:DRIVESHAFT applies to 2013 within this 2013–2017 window
  • 13V297000 — FUEL SYSTEM, GASOLINE applies to 2013 within this 2013–2017 window

A model and year match does not prove a specific vehicle is affected. Check the VIN against the official recall database. Check a VIN at NHTSA

Reported complaint patterns

Six categories recur in aggregated owner reports for 2013–2017: air bags, power train, electrical system, engine, hydraulic service brakes, and steering. These are owner-reported signals rather than verified failures, and they do not quantify prevalence.

  • Air Bags reported across 2013–2017
  • Power Train reported across 2013–2017
  • Electrical System reported across 2013–2017
  • Engine reported across 2013–2017
  • Service Brakes, Hydraulic reported across 2013–2017
  • Steering reported across 2013–2017

These are categories that recur in aggregated owner reports for these years. They are evidence signals, not failure rates or proof of a defect.

Buying and inspection guidance

Because several powertrain configurations were offered across these years, confirm which one a given record applies to before drawing conclusions from it. The starter and driveshaft records concentrate in the earlier years, while the occupant-sensor campaign affects the later ones. The model-wide resources below carry common problems and the full evidence list.