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Honda recalls cars for potential fire hazard

Last updated on - Jun 29, 2013
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Honda recalls cars for potential fire hazard
Honda Motor Co's US subsidiary will recall more than 143,000 subcompact cars to replace faulty window switches that pose a potential fire hazard, the Japanese automaker said on Friday. 
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Honda recalls cars for potential fire hazard
This is the second such campaign for the 2007 and 2008 Honda Fit hatchback, which was recalled for a similar problem in January 2010. 
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Honda recalls cars for potential fire hazard
Honda said rain water or spilled liquids could damage the master power window switch on the driver's door, potentially causing the switch to overheat, melt and cause a fire. 
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Honda recalls cars for potential fire hazard
Although it has no reports of crashes or injuries as a result of the problem, Honda said it is advising customers to park affected Fit vehicles outside until the master switch has been inspected. 
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Honda recalls cars for potential fire hazard
After the first recall in 2010, Honda said it determined that a dealer repair procedure was not "sufficiently robust to ensure that all switches would be completely sealed against all possible moisture intrusion." 
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Honda recalls cars for potential fire hazard
Honda said dealers will inspect and replace damaged switches. It will begin notifying owners in mid-July. 
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