HOUSTON, We Have a Problem! Major Recall for 2022-2024 Honda Civics
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- Got this letter in the mail from Honda. I open it up and see what the recall is all about. Make sure to stick around til the end to find out what this month's giveaway is and how to enter to win it!
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if you take it in for the recall repair and the tires are already damaged they will replace the tires for free. if they say no, make a fuzz about it. they will give up eventually
what kind of damage do the tires have to have
Crazy I have that problem even when my lane assist is off but never got a recall for anything yet. Overall great to see you’re staying busy in 2024! Keep it up!
Appreciate it. Next time you're at the dealer for service I'd ask them to run your vin just to see.
I have the same issue as well….I definitely have steering problems but I have not gotten a recall letter yet. I did ask my dealership about possible steering recalls but they claimed too not know anything about it. I have a 2022 civic sport
Im glad someone else is talking about the sticky wheel feeling when driving at higher speeds. Yes my lane assist is off because its annoying as hell! Had the dealer inspect for the recall and they said it was fine. Not affected by recall. But damn that sticking wheel shit is kinda pissing me off honestly...
They told me the same thing but my steering wheel has gotten noticeably worse so I’m beginning to think that they only I was fine because they didn’t wanna replace it. However I did read that it could also be because your tires need air and when I checked I definitely needed air and after putting in air the problem got a little better
That's not the recall, it's an entirely different issue. Just my steering rack replaced due to it.
Now that i have been watching your videos for a year, i’ve been so interested in the Honda Civics. Planning on getting one myself and using some of the same aftermarket parts that you used. keep up the hard work. Love the car 👋🏻
Thank you! Really appreciate it!
My 22 Sport was a nightmare. After the fourth or fifth time the it tried to launch me off of the interstate at 70+ early last year and the dealership “couldn’t replicate” the issue after leaving it there four separate times, I traded it in for a CRV last April. I couldn’t wait around for them to issue the recall, I had to chuck it. I feel bad for whoever ended up with it bc it had other issues, but all of it was in Honda’s system, so that’s on them 🫢 I wanted to love Civic so much, it broke my heart to part ways!
Interestingly enough, some of the 23/24 CRVs are having the exact same steering rack issue now!
Must be same part. Crv , HRV, and Civic all share the same platform
Sorry to hear that. I believe the CR-V and the civic share some of the same parts. I test drove the new HR-V and it was like I was in a civic.
Yup my 2024 crv same thing on long highway trips.
There’s another issue with “sticky steering “ the wheel locks in turns and won’t recenter with out forced correction , it’s on Tons of 11th gen SI , it has a defective steering rack and is on 5 months back order says Hona Corporate, I’m even reading comments it’s on the 24 type Rs and Integeras.
My ‘23 Sport touring Hatch had this issue. No eta for new steering rack ordered by dealer..
My car was inspected and released no issues were found for me. Nice informative video Miller keep up the good work.
Glad to hear it!
Wanted to thank you so much this weekend for your help via messaging. I had a weird issue with my car staying on accessory mode after I shut it off or coming on after I left the vehicle. This killed my battery and all functions of the car went absolutely nuts!! After hours of stress, I figured out the battery was only at 4 volts so I jump stated it to at least get it running. I am bringing it into Honda this Friday (2024 Civic Sport Hatch). I will follow up with the fix! You are a true gent!
'22 Si owner here. I've heard of this recall making its rounds. I haven't felt any inconsistentcies in my steering. I have never used my lane assist as i can't stand how intrusive it is. I haven't received a mailer but considered reaching out to my dealer to see what they say. Many thanks for the info Jason.
No problem, Mike!
I took my 2022 Honda Civic hatchback in for the recall and it checked out ok. A simple check of the steering rack serial number and tire check. Only took 1 hour.
My 22 Civic LX with 28000 kms on it had sticking steering in late November 23...Took it to a local Honda dealer north of Toronto Ontario who claimed the steering rack was defective ie the rack and pinion...Parts took 2 weeks to come in and the car was dropped off for the full day..The job was done and the steering is fine now...I am sure this recall will shake the Honda reputation .....Never did get a recall notice in the mail.
I think we got our recall notice before the holidays. I don't check our mail often either and I didn't open it until just after the new year. The local dealer didn't even know about it at first. They recommended making an appointment for it sometime in the next few weeks.
Happened to me on my 23 civic, on highway speeds wheels would lock up when I would try to make minor corrections, made the car so annoying to drive. I was fighting with my dealer for a while before the recall came in. They kept telling me nothing was wrong. Finally got it fixed, and haven't had an issue since.
Yea 23 civic touring gets that sticky steering sometimes. I always have my lane assist off so that doesn’t fix my problem. It comes and goes though. Going to see if what someone said about reseting the trips works because my trip b has all the mileage my car has lol but trip a gets reset at Every full tank fill up
Hi. I just had my 22 Civic serviced last Friday. 15,650 miles on it. I got the recall notice in December. The dealership said my car was fine. I also like to drive on "turnier" roads as well. 😂
Glad yours is ok. I need to make a shirt now..lol! Something like..."I like turnier roads" Hahahaha!
My sons 2022 Civic is going in tomorrow to have it checked for this recall. He just told me today his dash is lit up like a Christmas tree and it started yesterday including all of his assist lights showing they're all shut off and he never turned any of them off. I told him to call before his appt and tell them they need to check those lights too while its in. Hoping it's nothing to serious. He bought the car brand new in Dec 2021.
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Hope it's nothing serious. I think there is a software update for certain vin numbers that fixes that issue.
2022 hatchback touring here.. I've avoided all these issues so far.
1) Hatchback leaks like crazy during the rain due to gasket issues..many had it.. I didnt.
2) Sticky steering wheel - Steering sticks when trying to turn the wheel while driving.. Dont have it
3) The one in your hand.. never had the issue.
I never got a single recall paper for like, any of this stuff. But they did recall the sticky steering wheel issue I guess? Like you describe. it sticks as you turn the wheel pretty much. or if you drive 50+mph straight, and light finger the steering wheel, it sticks before it lets off and lets you drive..but like, again.. never experienced it. But, I got a friend who has it so badly his qualified under the recall for replacing the steering rack. the part numbers on the rack was in the list of cars that had the wrong ones installed..woops
There was a huge poll on a forums for people who did/didnt have the sticky steering issue and so many people reported it to honda that they finally did something about it.
It takes everyone to complain to get a recall out. Hopefully, no one has gotten into an accident because of it. I haven't heard of one yet.
Surprised you just got this in the mail. I have the honda link app and i was notified almost immediately and took it in to get looked at. My steering rack was perfectly fine but the notification for this was quick on the app
Guess I'm going to have to download the app! It was probably in the mailbox for a while. I forget to even go out and check it...lol!
I started felling this “sticky” steering around 1,500 miles on my 23. I turned the lane assist off a couple of days after getting the car bc I didn’t care for it. When I felt this it wasn’t all of the time mainly at higher speed on the interstate so I did a quick search & found there were a lot of complaints which a possible recall in the works. I did get my letter a few weeks ago & have an inspection service lined up for next week
I actually found the recall on my Honda account about a month before I received in the mail so at the last "free" oil change they said my VIN didn't apply. I'm still going to double check.
Yea, best to be safe.
I checked my VIN and there aren’t any recalls, but just received a letter today to have it inspected so I made an appt. My steering doesn’t have any issues *knock on wood*
@@briannec1164 Had the dealer check again. My recall still said active after 3 months after the dealer checked. I took the paperwork in last week and had them check again. Not active anymore.
I brought mine into the dealer yesterday for an oil change and the recall. They inspected it and said it was good to go.
'23 civic hatchback, I turned off my lane assist because it was very annoying to have the car "tell me" how to drive, but also because it was weird when it came to assisting. There were times when it would think that the black tar repair lines on the road were the lane, and it would try and bump me in the wrong direction. Not safe at all! But I did notice when I drive and I'm on the highway and I try and make smooth, slow lane change, the steering is "jumpy". It's weird and annoying, but I have not received a recall yet. We will shall see. Keep up the videos! I'm looking forward to seeing what honda tells you about the recall.
That's pretty much the same thing I'm feeling. Weird part is it's not all the time, only occasionally.
Happened to me. Dealer said nothing was wrong. Drove to work the other day and it almost threw me out of my lane
That's no bueno! I'd take it back in and have them check it again.
Mine does it without lane assist. Going to call tomorrow and see when I can get in. If it takes days to fix they better give me a loaner because I can’t mix work.
I feel ya on the loaner part. For a lot of people, it's there only car.
The sticky steering some people are feeling is not what this recall is about. This recall is about the wheel chaffing against those parts (as you read). Sticky steering is another issue that should be addressed soon (as so many are talking about it).
If I understand correctly, those that had their racks replaced initially to fix the sticky steering, now have a new recall to fix that rack from impacting with the tire.
Yup 2022 si sticking steering , Honda Corporate told me a new one is 5 month back order as they keep failing
Yes thanks for saying that
Appreciate the heads up. Honda kept telling me I was crazy as they couldn't find an issue
My Si was not affected, thank god, sorry to everyone dealing with this shit. Every week it feels like im taking it to a shop to get something fixed or added and sick part of me enjoys the suffering lol.
That sucks you have to take it in all the time. For the same issue?
@@717PROJECT no different problems each time. Like this last week i had the curb rash taken care of but they painted my wheels the wrong color so i gotta go back in. Week before it was a Rev Match error, then the flat tire and a rock chipped my windshield
@@cheesuskrust7021 ah, I see.
i definitely feel it and i went to the dealer and they’ve had the part on back order and it’s now month 2 of waiting 🥳. the “stickiness” is definitely getting worse too
Yea, I'm waiting for them to be off back order before I take it in. No use it sitting there a few months when I can still drive it fine.
I have a 2023 Civic Touring and I haven't noticed any issues with the handling. But I also don't drive a lot, since I work from home.
‘24 Sport hatchback. I haven’t received a recall notice, and haven’t encountered any steering problems. I have 3,500 miles on it, and disabled the lane keep assist feature within the first 1 thousand miles. Nice cleaning kit! Cheers!
Only affects people up to August 2023 civics. It has nothing to do with lane keep assist. It's a steering rack issue
I don't know if this information is useful or not. I own a 2022 Honda Civic Sport sedan with less than 30,000 miles. I received the letter explaining about the recall. Now the problem I have is on straight roads going at least 35MPH or higher my steering wheel feels like it's stiff or "lock" almost like lane keep assist activated without warning me. As long as the steering wheel is moving the "locking issue" doesn't happen but if the road is straight enough and the steering wheel is center not moving at all it. It will stiffs/locks up and I have to put in effort to loosen or stop lane keep assisting from activating on its own. I still have the issue when lane keep assist is on or off. Now even though this problem is different according to Honda this problem is common on civics and its now a TSB. I do not know if I'm the only one experiencing this issue or not. But I was told by Honda that the steering locking issue is a TSB, and the steering column has to be replaced. My civic passed the recall standards but it didn't passed this TSB issue that Honda has.
Appreciate the info. Glad I don't feel that! At least not yet.
Same exact car and same exact issues
Same exact issue to
Haven’t noticed it on my 24 sport touring, but I only just broke 2k miles. Found your channel a month or so ago. Love the content.
Really appreciate the kind words. Glad you're not having the issue.
when i drive my wifes 22 civic i always feel that stutter or sticking when driving compared to my golf R and corolla. I just figured it was designed that way so hopefully this recall is the issue and they can fix it. but theres no way they would be able to replace that in 2 hours lol maybe thats their assesment time do determine if the repair is needed.
Yea, when I read 2hrs I was like...that's fast! They must do it all the time...lol!
I had that recall they say it was good & i dont feel anything at all so hopefully it stays that way
Awesome!
Thanks for making a video about this. I haven't noticed any issues so far on my 22 ST hatchback.
That's good to hear!
Definitely need to check into that recall for my 22 Hatchback….cant wait to hear about your other issue…might have the same one!
I just hit 5k miles on my 23 ex-l hatchback, hoping my service light comes on soon so I can get this recall taken care of with the free service all in one go. I've found that the lane keep assist has always preferred the left side of the lane more than I'm comfortable with and hardly use it. I turned off the lane departure wheel shake because it doesn't consistently handle certain lane merges or splits in my area and I have to fight it daily. Then there's the adaptive cruise control. I can have a car cross by my lane from one side to the other, far in front of me, and it will slam on the brakes randomly when the car crosses. All of these extra features that I felt would make the car safer, make it feel out of control and unpredictable at times. They aren't refined and sophisticated enough for me to justify the extra cost they bring. Other than that, I like everything else the car. I'm glad the dealership was out of hrv's at the time and that I got the hatchback instead.
“2 hour repair” for a steering rack issue raised my eyebrow & tingled my civic-senses….
You’re videos are so good about the civic I recently got a 22 hatch and wanna mod it like yours
Appreciate it 🙏
Still loving your content man!!! I feel the small tug when pulling the steering wheel slightly right, but it doesn’t really affect my driving. 22 Civic Sport Sedan
Really appreciate it, thank you!
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Never had a problem with mine but did receive a notification about a recall but it was not certain.
Got the recall letter as well. The feeling you were experiencing with the lane assist on is the lane assist trying to keep you in your lane.
No issues on my 2023 civic. Luckily
I’ve been feeling the sticky steering in my 2022 Civic lately.. I only have 6000 miles. I booked an appointment with the dealership later this month and I hope they can fix the issue. It’s not terrible to drive with but it is a little annoying.
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Appreciate your videos so much man! ttThey help out alot and give me a greater feel for how i should go about doing the things that i want done to my own civic!!!!
Appreciate the kind words! Thank you.
Yep, taking mine in on Wednesday to get checked out. I have 60k on my 2022 Sport and have been feeling something, but also my auto braking when the cruise is set will go off for no reason when I am driving to work at 4am and no one around.
I've had that happen once with the auto braking. It happens in the same place every time tho when I drive the Type R. It's weird. Nothing around either.
I found when I get the Sticky steering issue in my 22 sport it can last a few days to a week. What I found that helps me to get it to go away is to, Reset the trip mileage, turn off vehicle. Turn on vehicle. Drive a bit. And due it one more time. Turning off lane keep does nothing for me.
Interesting. I'll try that if it gets worse before I take it in. Again, the lane assist seemed to help me. Not saying it is the fix.
@@717PROJECT what ever works. Thanks for putting out this video. This is an issue a lot of Honda owners should be aware of. Maybe more of us will figure out the solution or just wait and hope the recall fixes it.
@juannevindez6969 Sure thing. Should have checked my mail sooner...lol!
Dealership I was going to said it was ok “normal” but it doesn’t feel normal at all. Went to another dealership for an oil change and brought it up if they can inspect the steering rack and told me it’s fine. I will continue to bring this to there attention maybe write corporate to get mines fixed 😢 it’s not bad just a lil scary and annoying
@@WILZ300 definitely annoying. Report it to the NHTSA. I think they have a few thousand reports already. We just need Honda to own up and issue a recall.
I felt it too and thought it was a power steering issue. But then I took it in for a servicing and the issue was gone. So I dunno. I'm not in the US though and there's been no recall on them here. But like I said, I don't feel it since having it serviced last month.
Both cars are clean 🔥 currently looking at getting a 2022 Honda civic sport as my daily
Darn thst sucks, a recall huh.. Thsnk you for the info wnd heads up.... And the giveaway!!! Yiur ausome...
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I'm taking my Civic to the dealership this week for my recall and rubber gaskets on my doors.
Always enjoy you videos and got me to buy a 2024 Civic Sedan Touring. Thank you for all the time and effort in your videos.
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My car got recalled too. Fortunately my car was A-okay.
I would absolutely take Blue in to get that checked. Better safe than sorry.
For sure!
Took my ‘23 Sport Touring Hatch in for the sticky steering. It was confirmed I have a bad “steering rack” and a new one was ordered. However, dealer said it was on back order with no eta.. not sure how this isn’t a major recall yet. My steering sticks on major turns and takes some force to get it straight again..
Yeah got this notice a few months ago and got it fixed just bc, never really felt anything
The model 23 Accord TOURING hybrid also has a sticky steering wheel that sticks when turning and stutters when turning
The Accord probably uses the same rack. I'm pretty sure the CR-V and HR-V do as well.
I have a question, I have a 2022 Ex with a diffuser just for the look I love it. I enjoy my car the original way without having a loud exhaust at least for the time being. Could I purchase tips to fill in the empty spaces with the diffuser?
Excited to be buying one soon. Coming from an is250 i know it will be a difference but i know i will enjoy it 😁
Will lowering a car (like your '24 CIvic) void that car's warranty?
If they find it caused whatever issue you are having, then yes. It will void warranty.
I’m having major problems with my 2022 Honda civic. The steering is affected when lane assist is turned on. Whenever there is a heavy rainfall , the car collects water on the right side . It feels like I have a huge water bottle in the trunk swishing around. I purchased my civic during the height of COVID when they were only giving dealers limit amount of cars per dealer. Will contact my attorney concerning a cash out towards another vehicle.
Aloha, Jason! I hope you and uour ohana/family are having a safe, happy, healthy and prosperous new year.
I haven't gotten any recall notices. Maybe because I don't have my HR-V Sport yet. Hopefully this year, after the big changes. My neighbors don't check their mail either, and our big shared mailbox gets full a lot. But it has a lock, so it's more secure.
I hope nobody has any problems affected by this recall, and have it inspected and corrected for anyone that needs it. It could be worse. Sone cars have a defective nut that connects the steering wheel to the driver's seat. :😂
Aloha, brother!
Sounds like you and a lot of others in this comment section have the "sticky steering" issue which IS NOT the recall. My 22 si doesnt have a recall but I just had my steering rack replaced due to the sticky steering.
I haven’t seen any problems with my Honda civic hatchback sport 2022 it’s still running good
Im guessing SI models weren’t affected since I haven’t received anything in the mail or seen anyone mention it affecting the SI models. I would imagine the steering rack would be the same but i guess maybe not🤷♂️
Si is affected. It's just not in the recall atm. A lot of us Si owners are having to reach out to Honda for help.
What does it feel like for you when driving?
It says sedans and hatchbacks. I would assume that includes the Si and probably the Type R as well. They weren't specific on trim levels.
Check out Honda Service Bulletin 23-037. Appears that the Si is affected. But not getting recall letters?
@@PrimeCinicussecond this , and it’s been a pain, Dealer Denied me loaner and so is Honda Corporate, currently have a claim with them and was told rack is 5 months BO
Thanks for the info! Hey do you know what fuse regulates the interior lights? thanks!
No problem. I do not now the fuse. Google the diagram, you should be able to find it.
Never received the recall for my 2022 Civic Sport, figures. But I'm sure mine needs the repair. The lane assist is not ideal for me anyway, get tired of it yanking me nearly into oncoming traffic. Thankfully, usually it doesn't even engage.
I just got my 24 civic sport 3 weeks ago and i haven’t felt nothing since i bought it and already have 1600 miles
It's only up to 2023
3,700 miles here and have had mine since Sept. 2022, love having the low miles. Feels like new still.
The same problem has been going on for 2 years in Turkey, and we even witnessed the steering box being changed twice for the same vehicle. At first, they waited for parts at the service for about 3 months, but now they do it in 10 days.😢
Sorry to hear that.
I got the recall and decided to take it in when I got my oil changed fortunately nothing was wrong
That's good!
I have a 2024 crv uses the same steering rack. Just took mine in for same "sticky steeering issue" Interesting I only find it occuring on longer trips ie prolonged highways trips greater than 1 hour. I think the electric steering motor needs to reach a over heat point before it starts to act up. Short trips no big deal.
I can see that.
Hey hey! Love the series, need some hatch content soon!❤
Will definitely have hatch content soon. Probably not the hatch your thinking of tho.
I going to check honda steering rack. Only take picture. No replacement. I running about 82k
You good bro? Just checking to see if everything is ok man.
I'm good! Busy as hell and have had some health issues. I'm hoping to be back soon.
@@717PROJECT Awesome man!! Was really worried about you brother!
@thefatality appreciate that! Thank you
Im pretty new here just found u today but love the content man. Im about to buy the 2022 civic sport, would go for the si but i want automatic. I love what you did with your car but did it void the warranty? And how many hours did you put into the work? Ive never worked on a car at all myself but thinking of trying these mods out myself. Preciate it man
I appreciate the kind words. Man, I couldn't begin to calculate the time I have in it. 100's if not a thousand hours in it with everything. If they find anything I did caused the issue, then it won't be under warranty.
@@717PROJECT ahh gotcha man, well shit it looks fresh as hell good stuff man
Good morning and thank you for that important information. May you have a blessed day. Take care and God bless you and your Family.
God bless!
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100% know what you’re talking about with the lane assist thing it’s super annoying when I’m on the high way i have a 2022 2.0L sport sedan it’s slow as you know what so it ain’t that bad it’s fun😂😂😂and really really ain’t bad for a first car
As anyone had this installed because there working on mines inquiring is the issue has been resolved
Lane assist is terrible. Merging onto certain highways it wants to hold me on the line, it's actually scary and dangerous in my opinion.
I only felt it when parked, if i were to turn the steering wheel when parked all the way it'll creak and the sound definitely comes from the steering rack, ive noticed it since the day i had my car at 14 miles, and i have a 2022 Honda Civic Hatchback Sport
Did you ever get it figured out sir
I waited 2 days after to get my car when I got the recall check The service person who’s in charge is no where to found. No communication. I’m the one who call the dealership if it’s done or not. I’m pissed. 🤦🏻♂️
Yea, it's hard to find good help these days. Believe me, I know.
Just bought a 2024 sport touring with a 6spd MT this past week. I guess I’ll need to be checking my mailbox…
Wouldn't hurt.
I thought i was the only one experiencing this steering problem !
Looks like a lot of people are.
I thought it was about with tire chains on the car and I never have had to use those in Texas.
Yea, Texas doesn't get much snow...lol!
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Nothing but bangers for 2024!!
Brooo that’s crazy !! I have a Honda civic 2022 had for 2 years now put like 40 k miles on it and my rack n pinion is bad smh and I’ve had to replace my axel at 30 k miles and I even had to replace my tie rods Honda covered my axel the tie rods I fixed them on my own now I’m going to Honda this month to complain about my rack I could feel it in my steeering wheel when I move it side to side I hear a knocking on it my personal mechanic told me my rack is bad wow that’s crazy how you got that letter I haven’t even got a letter like that in the mail
Even though you didn't get the letter, take it in and see if yours applies.
@@717PROJECT yea definitely taken it I still got warranty on my car anyways so I’m good
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Thank you!
I took my civic for the recall and they said mine was fine 😊
That's good!
I purchased my 2022 Honda Civic Touring back in Dec. 2021. I started having the sticky steering issues in January 2023. I took it once in May 2023 to fix but they couldnt find any problem. I took again October and they said they can’t do anything
Sorry to hear that
here to enter the giveaway! also, might be a dumb question, can you roll down your rear windows with those stickers? or do you refrain from doing that?
I can roll the windows down, no problem.
My 22 civic is good already got it checked out
I’ve been complaining about these cars steering for a while now and finally Honda does something and I take it to the dealership to get a oil change and the recall and they said my car isn’t one of the affected ones. Cool.
I'm not sure how there not all affected if the racks were made at the same place.
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yessir, they did call me and I had it inspected.... all is good on mine.
Awesome!
I been waiting for about 3 1/2 months for my rack to come in. Also I didn't get a notice, it was me showing up at different dealers to complain about this problem I have been having.
Your one of the reasons the recall was put out. Thank you!
Got mine checked couple days ago, the problem wasn't there, only for newer ones like the 2023 civics, rarely any of the 2022 have the rack issue
Hmmm, I hope your right.
We need merch with “Turnier Roads Ahead” now lol.
Hahahaha! For sure...lol!
Thanks for the info💯🙏. Love the videos and can’t wait for more uploads!
Much appreciated