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How to check for a factory recall:
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Don't know whether or not parts of your vehicle have been declared dangerous or defective by their maker?
Not to worry, we have you covered!
Each auto maker has their own policy for replacing defective parts, but YOUR first step is to see if your vehicle has a problem by checking the vehicle's personal identification number, or "VIN", against the databases listed below.
These databases both contain great instructions on how to find the "VIN" number, but typically this number is listed on a metal tag underneath the lower drivers side part of a vehicle's front windshield, visible from the outside.
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That's great! Check this database on the Honda website using your "VIN" number, and if a problem exists, give our team of trained professionals a call at (888) 571-8270 !
• http://owners.honda.com/service-maintenance/recalls
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That's okay! Check this comprehensive database using your "VIN" number, and if a problem exists, contact your local dealer to get the problem resolved.
• https://vinrcl.safercar.gov/vin/
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Heather Cannon Honda
3415 N. 14th St.
Ponca City, OK 74601
Sales: (888) 572-4823
Service: (888) 571-8270
Parts: (888) 571-8270
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