Honda is recalling 10 800 Accord Sedans and Pilot SUVs to prevent possible front suspension failure. This recall covers 2010-2011 Accord sedans and 2011 Pilot SUVs in the US. Honda will be recalling 442 Pilot SUVs in Canada but will not be recalling any Accords. The problem is fixated upon machinery that is used to tighten nuts on the vehicles' front axles. On the Pilot, there is a damper attachment bracket bolt problem that could cause these mechanisms to fail, a flaw in the equipment software on Honda's Alabama assembly plant was found and identified earlier this month. What they will do is inspect the problem areas and if needed, replace the spindle nuts and replace the front bracket bolts. Honda will notify owners this week and repairs will be done at Honda dealers.