Sudden, unexpected loss of power steering assist
Parts discontinued or severely backordered
Check engine light: On
Electronic power steering (EPS) sudden, unexpected loss of assist is the dominant complaint category — owners report "steering wheel became difficult to turn" and mid-drive "service power steering" warnings, with manufacturer-noted parts discontinued or severely backordered and no formal recall found covering this specific defect.
$3,000 – $5,000
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ABS control module electronic failures
Simultaneous brake/ABS/traction-control warning lights, parts unavailable
Check engine light: On
ABS control module internal electronic failures (DTC C2200-49) cause simultaneous brake/ABS/traction-control warning lights, with replacement parts unavailable or severely delayed.
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Fuel tank strap corrosion
Tanks partially detaching during operation
Check engine light: Off
Fuel tank strap corrosion is documented, with tanks partially detaching during operation.
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Brake Transmission Shift Interlock pin malfunction
Gear shifts possible without the brake pedal or key — recall 17V821000
Check engine light: Off
A Brake Transmission Shift Interlock (BTSI) pin malfunction allows gear shifts without the brake pedal or ignition key — recall 17V821000. The same type of defect is reported on the Cadillac Escalade and Ford F-150.
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Steering wheel wiring harness rubs against the airbag module
Risk of unexpected deployment — recall 15V459000
Check engine light: Off
The steering wheel wiring harness may rub against the driver airbag module, risking unexpected deployment — recall 15V459000.
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Roll-rate sensor faults disable rollover safety systems
Side-curtain airbags and seat belt pretensioners affected — recall 17V302000
Check engine light: Off
Roll-rate sensor faults disable rollover side-curtain airbags and seat belt pretensioners — recall 17V302000.
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Electronic power steering sudden, unexpected loss of assist is the dominant complaint category, with manufacturer-noted parts discontinued or severely backordered and no formal recall found covering this specific defect — parts being discontinued outside any recall is also reported on the Acura RL's PAX tire system; here it affects a safety-critical steering component.