A Honda Ridgeline recall for nearly 107,000 trucks is needed to replace the fuel pumps and pump covers, including on new 2019 models.
Honda says 2017-2019 Ridgeline fuel pump fuel feed ports can be affected by detergents used in car washes.
Those detergents contain sulfuric acid that may drain from the bed of the Ridgeline and leak into the fuel feed port. The acid can crack the fuel feed port and cause a pressurized fuel leak that can start a fire, something the automaker says hasn't occurred.
While no crashes, injuries or fires have been reported, Honda dealers will still need to replace the fuel pumps and fuel pump covers.
Affected Honda Ridgeline owners should watch for official recall notices in March 2019.
Customers with concerns about the fuel pumps should call Honda at 888-234-2138.
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