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Honda Accord 2018–2022

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2018–2022 · 10th Generation

Updated By CarFaultIQ Editorial Team

Showing coverage that applies to the Honda Accord across 2018–2022.

The 2018–2022 Accord is the tenth-generation car in CarFaultIQ's coverage. The imported records for these model years show 1.5- and 2.0-litre four-cylinder configurations on regular fuel, including hybrid alongside gasoline. The sections below are scoped to this year range.

What was offered in these years

  • Engine sizes: 1.5L, 2L
  • Cylinder counts: 4
  • Powertrain types: gasoline, 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

Four documented pages apply here. Battery drain and AGM wear, and infotainment freezes and glitches, both span the full 2018–2022 range. The 1.5T oil dilution record covers 2018–2020 only. A wiring-chew susceptibility record reaches these years as part of a wider 2016–2022 span, so it is not specific to this generation alone.

Recall campaigns covering these years

Eight campaigns reach this window across five systems: gasoline fuel delivery, air bags, hydraulic service brakes, seat belts, and the electrical system. Two apply across the full range — a fuel-pump campaign and an occupant-classification sensor campaign. The rest are tightly scoped, including an ABS control-module campaign limited to 2022, a rear seat-belt retractor campaign limited to 2021, a body-control-module software campaign for 2018–2020, and a front seat-belt buckle campaign for 2018–2019.

  • 23V858000 — FUEL SYSTEM, GASOLINE:DELIVERY:FUEL PUMP affects 2018–2022
  • 26V332000 — AIR BAGS:SENSOR:OCCUPANT CLASSIFICATION:FRONT PASSENGER affects 2018–2022
  • 24V064000 — AIR BAGS:SENSOR:OCCUPANT CLASSIFICATION:FRONT PASSENGER applies to 2020–2022 within this 2018–2022 window
  • 23V430000 — SERVICE BRAKES, HYDRAULIC:ANTILOCK/TRACTION CONTROL/ELECTRONIC LIMITED SLIP:CONTROL UNIT/MODULE applies to 2022 within this 2018–2022 window
  • 21V900000 — SEAT BELTS:REAR/OTHER:RETRACTOR applies to 2021 within this 2018–2022 window
  • 21V215000 — FUEL SYSTEM, GASOLINE:DELIVERY:FUEL PUMP applies to 2019–2020 within this 2018–2022 window
  • 20V771000 — ELECTRICAL SYSTEM:BODY CONTROL MODULE:SOFTWARE applies to 2018–2020 within this 2018–2022 window
  • 23V158000 — SEAT BELTS:FRONT:BUCKLE ASSEMBLY applies to 2018–2019 within this 2018–2022 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 these years: air bags, power train, electrical system, engine, steering, and hydraulic service brakes. The brakes category is recorded only for 2018–2019 rather than the full window. These are owner reports and evidence signals, not failure rates or confirmation of a defect.

  • Air Bags reported across 2018–2022
  • Power Train reported across 2018–2022
  • Electrical System reported across 2018–2022
  • Engine reported across 2018–2022
  • Service Brakes, Hydraulic reported across 2018–2019
  • Steering reported across 2018–2022

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

Several campaigns here apply to single model years, so a VIN check matters more than a year-range match on this generation. The oil dilution record stops at 2020, while the battery and infotainment records run the full span. The model-wide resources below cover common problems and the complete recall and complaint evidence.