2014 Acura MDX - RPM fluctuating on acceleration
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2014 Acura MDX - RPM fluctuating on acceleration
Experts please help —- just bought a 2014 Acura MDX sh-awd and during light acceleration my RPMs do not climb steady they are jumping up and down and you can feel a jerky acceleration.
Please note when you floor it there are no problems at all. See video below any ideas!?!
Please note when you floor it there are no problems at all. See video below any ideas!?!
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I clicked on the one about "judder" as I think that's what this is between 20-60mph.
the TSB states that deteriorating fluid due to high temps are to blame and a software update is intended to keep the temps in the intended range.
If acura didn't give you the software update; it would be in your best interest to keep that fluid FRESH at all times.
http://www.urvi.net/forumfiles/SB/B16-062.PDF
http://techinfo.honda.com/Rjanisis/p...nu/B16-062.PDF
#4
Yes - they changed the transmission fluid and it resolved the issue.
i was overly worried about it since I just got a new car but they covered it all under warranty.
the tech did make me drive it to replicate the issue because at times it’s hard to reproduce.
i was overly worried about it since I just got a new car but they covered it all under warranty.
the tech did make me drive it to replicate the issue because at times it’s hard to reproduce.
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I just looked at the TSB.
I clicked on the one about "judder" as I think that's what this is between 20-60mph.
the TSB states that deteriorating fluid due to high temps are to blame and a software update is intended to keep the temps in the intended range.
If acura didn't give you the software update; it would be in your best interest to keep that fluid FRESH at all times.
http://www.urvi.net/forumfiles/SB/B16-062.PDF
http://techinfo.honda.com/Rjanisis/p...nu/B16-062.PDF
I clicked on the one about "judder" as I think that's what this is between 20-60mph.
the TSB states that deteriorating fluid due to high temps are to blame and a software update is intended to keep the temps in the intended range.
If acura didn't give you the software update; it would be in your best interest to keep that fluid FRESH at all times.
http://www.urvi.net/forumfiles/SB/B16-062.PDF
http://techinfo.honda.com/Rjanisis/p...nu/B16-062.PDF
Mind you I called Acura Care for this. I will call the dealer and see if they have anything in their system today. I called 2x to Acura care. I wonder what the heck they were looking at.
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Remember, TSB's are different than recalls.
a dealer is under no obligation to do the work for free or at a reduced rate, since not mandated from the manufacture and said manufacture wont reimburse for the work.
I'd keep pestering them(in a nice way) for the software update, because heat can kill transmissions
a dealer is under no obligation to do the work for free or at a reduced rate, since not mandated from the manufacture and said manufacture wont reimburse for the work.
I'd keep pestering them(in a nice way) for the software update, because heat can kill transmissions
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Experts please help —- just bought a 2014 Acura MDX sh-awd and during light acceleration my RPMs do not climb steady they are jumping up and down and you can feel a jerky acceleration.
Please note when you floor it there are no problems at all. See video below any ideas!?!
https://youtu.be/RHbFwW0m1KE
Please note when you floor it there are no problems at all. See video below any ideas!?!
https://youtu.be/RHbFwW0m1KE