Complaint 1789116

2008 ACURA TL • SERVICE BRAKES • incident Jan 19, 2022

Crash
No
Fire
No
Injuries
0
Deaths
0
Complaint ID
1789116
Make
ACURA
Model
TL
Model Year
2008
Component
SERVICE BRAKES
Incident Date
Jan 19, 2022
Date Received
Jan 19, 2022
Data As Of
Jul 1, 2026

Complaint Summary

SERVICE BRAKES

Owner Narrative

I was driving down HWY 101 in Oregon State in the rain. I was accelerating because I had just turned onto the highway, I got up to about 60 mph whe the car started dinging as it does when you open the door with the keys still in the ignition. The VSA light, as well as the engine, oil, abs and battery lights all started flashing on the dash and the car turned off. The steering wheel locked up and I had to throw it in neutral, turning the key back and forth from the off position to the start position to get it to unlock right before I crashed into on coming traffick! There has been nothing wrong with the car other than routine maintenance an absolutely no signs anything is wrong with the car. It has 168436 miles on it and has been religiously maintained. There is a SERIOUS problem with this vehicle for something like this to happen. I've owned hundreds of cars and never experienced anything like this happening, ever!

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