Honda Gl1800 2004 Engine And Engine Cooling Cooling System Radiator Assembly Review #10121374
HONDA GL1800 2004 car safety problem was reported on May 14, 2005.HONDA GL1800 2004, manufactured by HONDA (AMERICAN HONDA MOTOR CO.) had a problem with ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING:COOLING SYSTEM:RADIATOR ASSEMBLY . the radiator overflow tank on the honda gl1800 is under the bike and is lower then the frame. the front tire can kick up road debree and it will knock a hole in the tank. this happened to my brother-in-law and to my bike. when the tank has a hole in it, the antifreeze runs out on to the ground and under the rear tire on a two wheel bike. i asked the dealer what honda is doing about this and they told me that honda will not pay to fix it. i can put a new tank on the bike, but the next time the front tire kicks up any thing i'll have another hole in the tank. i only have 4389 miles on the bike. honda needs to redesign the tank to get it higher then the frame or put a guard on it to protect it..0 person(s) were injured. 0 person(s) died.Mileage was 4389 miles. Vehicle Identification Number (VIN):1HFSC47094A. Honda Gl1800 2004 problem was reported in MARSHFIELD, WI. Original Owner. Vehicle was purchased on Oct 05, 2004. Vehicle was not using ANTI-LOCK BRAKES. Vehicle was using Cruise Control.Vehicle had 6 CYLINDERS. Honda Gl1800 2004 drive type:RWD. FUEL SYSTEM:Fuel injection. FUEL TYPE: GAS. Honda Gl1800 2004 TRANSMISSION TYPE: MAN . VEHICLE SPEED: 20 mph. DEALER'S NAME: CRAFT'S TRADING CENTER . DEALER'S TELEPHONE NUMBER: 715-591-1000 . DEALER'S CITY: MARSHFIELD . DEALER'S STATE CODE: WY. DEALER'S ZIPCODE: 54449 .
Honda Gl1800 2004 Engine And Engine Cooling Cooling System Radiator Assembly Review #10129965
HONDA GL1800 2004 car safety problem was reported on July 23, 2005.HONDA GL1800 2004, manufactured by HONDA (AMERICAN HONDA MOTOR CO.) had a problem with ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING:COOLING SYSTEM:RADIATOR ASSEMBLY . while riding my honda gl1800 motorcycle, the front tire ran over a flat piece of metal approx. 1" x 8". the metal strip flipped up and punctured the radiator overflow tank, causing radiator fluid to spill onto the roadway. the tank is directly infront of the rear tire. luckily, the puncture was on the right side of the tank, and the fluid spilled onto the roadway approx. 2" to the right of the tire. had the puncture been 2" - 3" further left, the result could have resulted in serious bodily injury, or death. honda needs to protect the coolant overflow tank with some type of skidpan or other type of cover. i plan on installing an aftermarket "belly pan" in hopes of preventing any similar instances in the future. i have a friend who had a similar incident, however, his oil filter was ruptured, and he had oil spill onto the roadway. honda needs to address this potentially dangerious situation. .0 person(s) were injured. 0 person(s) died.Mileage was 11990 miles. Vehicle Identification Number (VIN):1HFSC47064A. Honda Gl1800 2004 problem was reported in CHARLES TOWN, WV. Original Owner. Vehicle was purchased on Dec 18, 2003. Vehicle was not using ANTI-LOCK BRAKES. Vehicle was using Cruise Control.Vehicle had 6 CYLINDERS. Honda Gl1800 2004 drive type:RWD. FUEL SYSTEM:Fuel injection. FUEL TYPE: GAS. Honda Gl1800 2004 TRANSMISSION TYPE: MAN . VEHICLE SPEED: 65 mph. DEALER'S NAME: TWIGG CYCLES . DEALER'S TELEPHONE NUMBER: 301-739-2773 . DEALER'S CITY: HAGERSTOWN . DEALER'S STATE CODE: MD. DEALER'S ZIPCODE: 21740 .
Honda Gl1800 2004 Service Brakes, Hydraulic Review #10157952
HONDA GL1800 2004 car safety problem was reported on Feb 12, 2004.HONDA GL1800 2004, manufactured by HONDA (AMERICAN HONDA MOTOR CO.) had a problem with SERVICE BRAKES, HYDRAULIC . rear brakes ineffective on all models of honda goldwing 1800 motorcycles. many, many wing owners complain of having to pump the rear brakes to get them to work. if you're in a panic situation, you don't have time for that. i've had mine to the dealer twice about this problem with no resolution. they contacted honda of america and were given no help. mine has been this way since new and it is now 2 years old. many wing owners state they have the same problems, both in person and via the internet. the "incident date" is invalid but your web page won't allow continuation without it. *nm.Mileage was 0 miles. Vehicle Identification Number (VIN):ALL. Honda Gl1800 2004 problem was reported in HUNTSVILLE, AL. Original Owner. Vehicle was purchased on Feb 12, 2004. Vehicle was not using ANTI-LOCK BRAKES. Vehicle was using Cruise Control.Vehicle had 6 CYLINDERS. Honda Gl1800 2004 drive type:RWD. FUEL SYSTEM:Fuel injection. FUEL TYPE: GAS. Honda Gl1800 2004 TRANSMISSION TYPE: MAN . VEHICLE SPEED: 999 mph.
Honda Gl1800 2004 Power Train Manual Transmission Review #10287011
HONDA GL1800 2004 car safety problem was reported on May 01, 2009.HONDA GL1800 2004, manufactured by HONDA (AMERICAN HONDA MOTOR CO.) had a problem with POWER TRAIN:MANUAL TRANSMISSION . 2004 goldwing october 2003 build date. at roughly 12,000 miles spring 2005, third gear engagement, up or down, would occasionally result in a single loud clunk as throttle power was applied. by the time the bike was at 55,000 miles summer 2009, this condition of clunking (skipping a gear dog) was 100% likely. i have in that time been mindful of third gear and generally skip it or only apply moderate throttle when i know i am in third gear; but by 55,000 miles even slight acceleration force would result in the transmission skipping a dog and clunking. in that intervening time, i recall three incidents where i thought i was in second or fourth, applying power through a turn and the clunk would result in a short skid or the loss of temporary power and would require me to quickly find a new turn tilt equilibrium. i did not loose control, but i did have to take emergency corrective action. in fall 2009 honda agreed to repair the transmission under factory extended warranty, still at the repair facility. honda's warranty policy is to keep all replaced parts. *tr.Mileage was 53000 miles. Vehicle Identification Number (VIN):1HFSC47014A. Honda Gl1800 2004 problem was reported in MAITLAND, FL. Vehicle was not using ANTI-LOCK BRAKES. Vehicle was not using Cruise Control. VEHICLE SPEED: 45 mph.
Honda Gl1800 2004 Power Train Review #10432802
HONDA GL1800 2004 car safety problem was reported on Oct 21, 2011.HONDA GL1800 2004, manufactured by HONDA (AMERICAN HONDA MOTOR CO.) had a problem with POWER TRAIN . the gl1800 motorcycle has a reverse on it. this should only be allowed to engage, when in neutral & never while running. i found a circumstance that allowed it to start engaging, and possibly could have been disastrous had i not acted quickly. the steps for this are: -bike is in 1st gear -bike is started -the reverse switch is accidentally hit while pressing the start button (riding gloves make this somewhat simple in the dark - it is located right by your starter and your cruise control buttons) -you take off in 1st gear (in my scenario i was straight, then was taking off and making a somewhat right sharp turn) -before the bike is straightened completely (but mostly), you try to shift to 2nd gear -neutral which is right in between 1st and 2nd seemed to grab hold and not let me go into 2nd -reverse engaged while at speeds of 10-20 mph -reverse started whining/engaging, luckily i got it off quickly (~1 sec) when realizing i was now in neutral as it didn't seem to let me get to 2nd, and see the 'r' light illuminated -you could smell the material where it had "ground" i tried reporting this today to honda, and they seemed to blow it off. i specifcally asked if it was just a flywheel type item or if it was true gears that would engage. they noted it was gears. this concerns me even more as this could have caused a serious bike accident (luckily in my case it didn't get that far and nobody was behind me). *tt.Mileage was 49500 miles. Vehicle Identification Number (VIN):1HFSC474X4A. Honda Gl1800 2004 problem was reported in AUSTIN, TX. Vehicle was not using ANTI-LOCK BRAKES. Vehicle was not using Cruise Control. Vehicle had 6 CYLINDERS. VEHICLE SPEED: 20 mph.
Honda Gl1800 2004 Unknown Or Other Review #10432802
HONDA GL1800 2004 car safety problem was reported on Oct 21, 2011.HONDA GL1800 2004, manufactured by HONDA (AMERICAN HONDA MOTOR CO.) had a problem with UNKNOWN OR OTHER . the gl1800 motorcycle has a reverse on it. this should only be allowed to engage, when in neutral & never while running. i found a circumstance that allowed it to start engaging, and possibly could have been disastrous had i not acted quickly. the steps for this are: -bike is in 1st gear -bike is started -the reverse switch is accidentally hit while pressing the start button (riding gloves make this somewhat simple in the dark - it is located right by your starter and your cruise control buttons) -you take off in 1st gear (in my scenario i was straight, then was taking off and making a somewhat right sharp turn) -before the bike is straightened completely (but mostly), you try to shift to 2nd gear -neutral which is right in between 1st and 2nd seemed to grab hold and not let me go into 2nd -reverse engaged while at speeds of 10-20 mph -reverse started whining/engaging, luckily i got it off quickly (~1 sec) when realizing i was now in neutral as it didn't seem to let me get to 2nd, and see the 'r' light illuminated -you could smell the material where it had "ground" i tried reporting this today to honda, and they seemed to blow it off. i specifcally asked if it was just a flywheel type item or if it was true gears that would engage. they noted it was gears. this concerns me even more as this could have caused a serious bike accident (luckily in my case it didn't get that far and nobody was behind me). *tt.Mileage was 49500 miles. Vehicle Identification Number (VIN):1HFSC474X4A. Honda Gl1800 2004 problem was reported in AUSTIN, TX. Vehicle was not using ANTI-LOCK BRAKES. Vehicle was not using Cruise Control. Vehicle had 6 CYLINDERS. VEHICLE SPEED: 20 mph.
Honda Gl1800 2004 Equipment Motorcycle Helmets Review #10484671
HONDA GL1800 2004 car safety problem was reported on Oct 09, 2012.HONDA GL1800 2004, manufactured by Honda (American Honda Motor Co.) had a problem with EQUIPMENT:MOTORCYCLE:HELMETS . hjc symax ii modular helmet complaint both my friend and i, [xxx] (witness), both riding 30 years, were traveling.on the blue ridge pkwy entering the parkway at waynesboro, va to avoid the skyline drive. around 7:15 we decided to head to roanoke where we would have cell and internet. headed south on brp. i has expressed concerns about deer. approx 5 minutes later, deer ran across the road forcing both of us to brake heavily. approx 5 minutes later, several more deer ran across the road in front of me. 2 completed the crossing a 3rd reversed direction. 5 minutes later as we approached (southbound) an overlook, 3 more deer dashed across the road from the left. as best i can remember they were adolescence. one passed in front of my goldwing, possibly clipping his front wheel and destabilizing him. a second passed behind, and the third slammed into the side of the bike. i was ejected from the bike on the right side. i barrel-rolled to the right onto the grass shoulder. the jaw protector from his convertible full face helmet had broken off his helmet (hjc symax ii (an apparent helmet failure). though the bracket was still fully intact, the right side plastic attachment point to the 3/4 face helmet broke off leaving me with just a 3/4 face helmet for 9 of 10 rolls on the pavement. if is clear that the symax ii failure resulted in me rolling from the 2nd to the 10th roll as if i was wearing a 3/4 face helmet. i was totally unprotected except for a hood. this helmet is unsafe and should be voluntarily recalled by hjc and replaced with at least a symax iii, at a minimum, which has a bolt attaching the plastic malfunctioned piece going through it to ensure that this does not happen. wearing the right gear, all the time is essential and the hjc symax ii is not safe. information redacted pursuant to the freedom of information act (foia), 5 u.s.c. 552(b)(6). *tr.Vehicle was involved in a crash. 1 person(s) were injured. 0 person(s) died.Mileage was 74000 miles. Vehicle Identification Number (VIN):1HFSC47454A. Honda Gl1800 2004 problem was reported in HERNDON, VA. Vehicle was not using ANTI-LOCK BRAKES. Vehicle was not using Cruise Control. VEHICLE SPEED: 35 mph.
Honda Gl1800 2004 Electrical System Review #10662128
HONDA GL1800 2004 car safety problem was reported on Oct 04, 2013.HONDA GL1800 2004, manufactured by Honda (American Honda Motor Co.) had a problem with ELECTRICAL SYSTEM . as you are driving when engine gets warm kills on you .found out its the computer honda is having issues with them and know they are trying to update has not made recall.0 person(s) were injured. 0 person(s) died.Mileage was 14000 miles. Vehicle Identification Number (VIN):1HFSC47074A. Honda Gl1800 2004 problem was reported in GONZALES, LA. Vehicle was not using ANTI-LOCK BRAKES. Vehicle was not using Cruise Control.
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