Honda Recalling 871,000 Vehicles Over Ignition Key Issue
Key can be removed even if the car is not in park
Honda Motor Co will recall 871,000 vehicles that could roll away after the ignition key has been removed, including 807,000 in the United States, the company said on Wednesday.
The automaker said a part in the ignition interlock could become damaged or worn, enabling the key to be removed even if the vehicle's transmission lever has not been shifted into park.
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You should have go to local mechanic & should discuss about same problem he will provide you good suggestion