Acura Integra problems and known issues

By CarWhere Research · Updated November 6, 2026

The 2023-on Acura Integra has a short recall list. The most widespread is steering gearbox recall 24V744, which covers 2023–2025 Integra and 2024–2025 Integra Type S models, plus a small VSA modulator brake-fluid recall (23V430) and two seat-frame recalls. Each fix is free at Acura dealers, so check the VIN before you buy.

CarWhere lists 3 documented Integra issues, including 3 NHTSA safety recalls, each with affected years, powertrains, symptoms, pre-purchase checks and a source. Recall entries come from NHTSA's recall dataset on the DOT open-data portal, which may not list every campaign, so run the specific VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup.

Integra generations at a glance

Acura Integra generations and the known issues listed for each
Generation	Model years	Issues on this page
5th gen	2023–present	Steering gearbox friction can make steering difficult (recall 24V744) · Stability-control modulator can leak brake fluid (recall 23V430) · Driver’s seat cushion frame not tightened (recalls 24V859, 26V054)

5th gen Integra problems (2023–present)

Steering gearbox friction can make steering difficult (recall 24V744) (2023–2025; Type S 2024–2025)

Safety recall

Generation:: 5th gen (2023–present)
Years:: 2023–2025; Type S 2024–2025
Powertrain:: All, incl. Integra Type S

The steering gearbox can be manufactured with excess internal friction, making the car harder to steer. Recall 24V744 covers 2023–2025 Integra and 2024–2025 Integra Type S models, along with the Civic, Civic Type R, CR-V and HR-V. Dealers replace the worm gear spring and redistribute or add grease. Letters went out November 18, 2024; the 1,693,199 total covers every model.

Symptoms

Steering feels sticky or heavy, especially at low speed
Steering does not return smoothly to center

Check before buying

Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA’s recall lookup and confirm the remedy shows as complete
Also check recalls.acura.com by VIN

NHTSA recall: 24V744 (2024-10) · 1,693,199 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [1]

Stability-control modulator can leak brake fluid (recall 23V430) (2023)

Safety recall

Generation:: 5th gen (2023–present)
Years:: 2023
Powertrain:: All

A ball valve in the Vehicle Stability Assist (VSA) modulator may leak brake fluid on a small number of 2023 Integra, RDX and Civic models and 2022 Accords (386 in total). That can cause unintended movement with brake hold on, or a longer brake pedal stroke. Dealers replace the VSA modulator for free.

Symptoms

Car creeps with brake hold engaged
Brake pedal travels farther than usual

Check before buying

Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA’s recall lookup and confirm the remedy shows as complete
Also check recalls.acura.com by VIN

NHTSA recall: 23V430 (2023-06) · 386 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [2]

Driver’s seat cushion frame not tightened (recalls 24V859, 26V054) (2024)

Safety recall

Generation:: 5th gen (2023–present)
Years:: 2024
Powertrain:: All, incl. Integra Type S

The driver’s seat cushion frame may not have been tightened on a handful of 2024 Integra and Integra Type S models and several Honda models, so the seat may not be secure (FMVSS 207). Recall 24V859 (121 vehicles) and follow-up 26V054 (32 vehicles) replace the seat cushion frame.

Symptoms

Driver’s seat rocks or feels loose

Check before buying

Run the 17-digit VIN through NHTSA’s recall lookup and confirm the remedy shows as complete
Also check recalls.acura.com by VIN

NHTSA recall: 24V859 (2024-11) · 121 vehicles in the campaign

Sources: [3][4]

Related Integra research

This page explains specific mechanical issues and recalls. Which model years drew the most owner complaints relative to the rest of the model’s history is answered in the years-to-avoid research where CarWhere publishes it.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the main recall on the new Acura Integra?

Recall 24V744. The steering gearbox can have too much internal friction, making steering feel heavy. It covers 2023–2025 Integra and 2024–2025 Integra Type S models; dealers replace a worm gear spring and regrease the gear for free.

Does the Integra Type S have its own recalls?

The Type S shares the steering gearbox recall (24V744, 2024–2025) and the 2024 seat frame recall (24V859) with the standard Integra. No Type S-only campaign appears in the recall data used here.

Which generation is the current Integra?

Acura calls the 2023 model the fifth-generation Integra and the first factory-turbocharged one. The 2002–2006 RSX is counted as the fourth generation, and the 1986–2001 Integras came before it.

Are older 1986–2001 Integras covered here?

No recall campaign in the DOT recall dataset names a 1994–2001 Integra model directly, so this page focuses on 2023-on cars. Run any older Integra VIN through NHTSA’s lookup anyway.

How do I check an Integra for open recalls?

Enter the 17-digit VIN at NHTSA’s recall lookup and at recalls.acura.com. Recall work is free at any Acura dealer.

Sources

Issue descriptions are CarWhere’s own summaries of the sources below. Repair costs are shown only where a source states them and vary by shop and region.

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