1. Honda Civic
  2. Problems
  3. 2006
  4. Visibility

2006 Honda Civic Visibility Problems

195
Owner complaint records in our dataset

Records are owner complaints, not a measured failure rate.

Owner complaint recordsComplaint records reflect reports in our dataset and do not measure how frequently the problem occurs across all vehicles.

Among these 195 stored complaint records:

  • 1 indicate a crash
  • 1 indicate injury
  • 0 indicate fire

What owners report

  • side visor · 40 records
  • passenger side · 19 records
  • visor split · 16 records
  • under warranty · 16 records
  • both visors · 15 records
  • safety hazard · 12 records

Mileage in stored records

BandRecords
30–60k mi88
1–30k mi38
60–100k mi26
100–150k mi7

Complaint records

Owner-submitted complaint content, presented as stored.

  • May 22, 2009

    Visibility

    Broken sun visor (drivers side). Pulled visor down to block shade and the visor split apart from the center and fell apart. *tr

    ODI 10269806

  • May 15, 2009 · 45,000 miles

    Visibility

    Sun visor on m,y 2006 honda civic broke along attach point. Visor will no longer stay up and out of vision, cannot see to drive or its pointing right at my face-if in a collision, would probably decapitate me. *tr

    ODI 10272454

  • May 15, 2009

    Visibility

    Sun visor on the 2006 honda civic fails. The failure will keep the visor in the down position thus limiting proper outbound vision. The failed part(s) were replaced while under warranty but not thereafter. *tr

    ODI 10268962

  • May 14, 2009 · 50,300 miles

    Visibility

    I am an owner of a 2006 honda civic ex coupe. Since the purchased, i have noticed a constant clicking coming from the sun visor. Just recently, the driver side visor cracked and is now permanently hanging down in my field of vision. It does not fold back up and is becoming a distraction while i am driving. I have also had the plastic particles from the crack fly into my eyes when i had the window down. I've read…

    ODI 10270080

  • May 12, 2009 · 55,000 miles

    Visibility

    1. Car was parked outside. Sun visor broke after trying to adjust it. 2. Sun visor is unusable and hangs from the roof. 3. Only repair available is to replace the sun visor at a honda dealer. *tr

    ODI 10356308

  • April 16, 2009

    Visibility

    My sun visor on my brand new 06 honda civic is broken for the 3rd time since i bought the car brand new. *tr

    ODI 10265885

  • April 15, 2009 · 43,000 miles

    Rear Window Wiper/Washer · Visibility

    Driving in rain, windshield wipers on intermittent, and they started running full - not intermittant. Moved wiper switch to full, and back to intermittent, without any change. Moved wiper switch to fast, and back to full and intermittent, and still no change. Turned wipers off, but they kept running while switch was in the off position. Pulled off highway. Moved switch postion back and forth and then back to off.…

    ODI 10265649

  • April 12, 2009

    Seats · Visibility

    Tl* the contact owns a 2006 honda civic. The contact stated that the driver and passenger sun visors hinges fractured and the visors would not remain in the closed, upright position. In addition, the driver seat would not lock into place when adjusted. The rear passenger seat backing had also fractured with exposed wiring. The vehicle was taken to the dealer who advised there was no recall for the failures and that…

    ODI 10395581

  • March 31, 2009

    Visibility

    The driver side visor keeps breaking blocking my driving visibility and honda nor the honda dealerships will take responsibility or recall it. *tr

    ODI 10263727

  • February 21, 2009 · 24,235 miles

    Visibility

    Sun visors does not stay up flops down and impairs visions. *tr

    ODI 10266434

  • February 14, 2009 · 55,234 miles

    Visibility

    Broken driver side visor, would not stay up, block the view while driving. This is a recurrent problem and honda would not fix it, even though is clearly a manufacture defect. My car has 55,234 miles. *tr

    ODI 10276390

  • February 10, 2009 · 60,000 miles

    Visibility

    The sun visor on the drivers side broke for no apparent reason...very hazardous when driving...have researched the past several months...dealers, customers, internet, all are addressing this problem...honda will not cover the cost out of warranty...should be a recall on this as it impairs driving and is dangerous. *tr

    ODI 10279493

  • October 10, 2008 · 31,000 miles

    Visibility

    Design defect of sunvisor on 2006 honda civic leads to failure of sun visor to stay in up position. Sunvisor falls down to block drivers vision. Problem is well documented by many owners on web sites such as http://www.usrecallnews.com/2007/09/major-honda-civic-recall-of-2006-and-2007-models.html to my knowledge honda has not issued a recall or redesigned the defective part. *tr

    ODI 10246185

  • October 1, 2008 · 80,000 miles

    Visibility

    SUN VISOR WONT STAY UP NOW. *TR

    ODI 10287441

  • September 15, 2008

    Visibility

    Sun visor on my 2006 honda civic has cracked open and just hangs there impairing my vision of the road. This is the second time this happens, the first time was about a year ago and now it has happened again. I called honda and they said they can't do anything about it. I am out of warranty and have to pay out of pocket. I have read on the internet that i am not the only one with this problem. I wonder howe many…

    ODI 10242445

  • September 14, 2008 · 5,000 miles

    Visibility

    My sun visors continually break on my 2006 honda civic. The dealership has replaced them for free; however, it is a hassle to get them to do it. They try to charge me until i get fuming mad and tell them that this is my xx number of trips back to their dealership with the same problem. It is a safety hazard to have your sun visor crack or split and hang down in your face while you are driving. The sun visors used by…

    ODI 10251014

  • September 12, 2008 · 54,651 miles

    Visibility

    I have a 2006 honda civic ex and as i was going down the highway in afternoon traffic the sun was shining i my eyes so i went to put the visor down and it fell off in my lap and i almost ran into another car. I have not fixed this because i felt like this should be a recall it's a new car. Why did honda fix the later years if there isn't a problem. Please help us these new visors are $180.00 . *tr

    ODI 10261348

  • August 30, 2008 · 49,000 miles

    Visibility

    My driver's side visor is defective and hangs right in my line of vision when driving. The only way to avoid this is to tape it to the ceiling of the car. In talking with other honda civic owners, it appears that this is a product defect. My concern is that it impedes safe driving, but is costly to fix. *tr

    ODI 10244474

  • August 1, 2008 · 45,000 miles

    Visibility

    Driver's side sun-visor on 2006 honda civic is not usable. When pulled down to block the sun, the visor pulls apart. When trying to return the visor to the upright position, the visor gets stuck blocking the drivers view of the road. Seems to be something wrong with the glue because this only happens when the vehicle is parked in the sun, but occurs even if it is as cold as 30 degrees outside. *tr

    ODI 10258872

  • August 1, 2008

    Visibility

    Have had the driver's side visor replaced three times for breakage. The passenger side visor replaced two times for breakage. Car was bought on 1/06. Breakage continues. Was covered by warranty but is not anymore. *tr

    ODI 10239179

  • July 15, 2008 · 30,000 miles

    Visibility

    Tl*the contact owns a 2006 honda civic. While stopped at a traffic light, the driver side sun visor dropped down and would not go back up. The visor was replaced under warranty. A month later, the visor fell again. The contact called the manufacturer who stated that there were no similar complaints. The dealer was currently investigating the problem at the time of the complaint. The current mileage was approximately…

    ODI 10335515

  • July 12, 2008 · 59,000 miles

    Visibility

    Both sun visors on 2006 honda civic have broken. The driver's side broke at ~59,000, fixed and broke again at 82,000. The driver's side visor is currently hanging in the line of sight and ready to fall off. It split apart at the top seam. Both visors do not sit in the closed position properly which causes them to constantly be in the driver's line of sight when driving. Visors remain in the open position - unable to…

    ODI 10340568

  • July 10, 2008 · 20,854 miles

    Visibility

    1) since i've owned my car, i have had to replace a faulty visor..and each time it gets hot outside, my visor acts up and ends up breaking and hanging in front of my face while i drive. 2) every summer it won't work properly and eventually it breaks requiring it to be replaced. 3) you have no choice but to replace it each time this happens. And it's unpredictable as to when it's going to break. There is no fix to…

    ODI 10339612

  • July 5, 2008 · 40,000 miles

    Visibility

    Tl*the contact owns a 2006 honda civic. While the vehicle was parked, the contact noticed that the driver's side sun visor material was severly cracking and separating. The sun visor failed to remain in a secured position and obstructed the driver's visibility. The failure occurred whether the vehicle was in motion or stationary. The vehicle was taken to an authorized dealer for inspection and they recommended that…

    ODI 10277949

  • June 17, 2008 · 40,000 miles

    Visibility

    I bought a 2006 honda civic and within a year my driver side visor stopped working. It wouldn't stay up and every now and then it would just drop down. This almost caused me to wreck because i was driving one day and the visor snapped down which scared me and i couldn't see, which is how i almost wreck. It finally came off and because i didn't have a warranty i could get it fixed without paying over $100 per visor.…

    ODI 10384010

Catalog parts for this system

Catalog year/make/model rows for 2006 Honda Civic.

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