iecbpr21

Hello, Im trying find electronic suspension for mdx sh-awd 2007 so far I cant find anything
someboy can help me

Carpayment4life

The front complete (loaded) assy part numbers are:
Right side 51605-stx-365 $873.45, after 32% internet discount.
Left side 51602-stx-365 $873.45, also

If you want just the front shock/strut:
Right side 51605-stx-365 $727.03, after the 32% internet discount
Left side 51606-stx-365 $727.03, also

The rears shocks have the same part number:
52610-stx-365 $448.00, after the 32% internet discount.

Shipping will be under $200, but you might find a dealer selling the last of his inventory, on ebay, with free shipping.

Many switch to the non-electronic shocks. All four for, under $700. A few extra needed steps in the install process, but no big deal.

Skirmich

The stock Magnetic Shocks for the SPORT MDX are Dealership only items, No aftermarket brand makes them.

Carpayment4life

For the next 5 days, (Mar 21-15) bernardiparts dot com is have a 5% off sale, on anything over $100.

That amount of additional discount pays for shipping.

mrgold35

The real downside with replacing the magnetic strut/shock system is they can fail at anytime. My fronts went out at 35,000 miles on my 11 MDX Adv and they were replaced under warranty. I'm at 108,000 miles and the suspension doesn't feel as tight as before in sport mode. I suspect the ADS is on its way out; but, I don't have the usual knocking, sagging, bounciness, or leaking yet. You could replace the magnetic suspension system with OEM parts and it could last +100,000 miles or start to fail next year.

So far, folks that converted from ADS to regular struts/shock said it was worth doing and I've haven't seen any complaints in downgrade in ride quality or handling (the MDX Sport models have a larger front/rear stabilizer bars that help in handling or the base/tech versions).

iecbpr21

The magnetic struts have warranty? If I change for base suspension I have to change the electronic ?

Carpayment4life

Warranty = YES.
Electronic shocks installed at a dealership will have a 12 month 12,000 mile warranty.
You pay them, just under $5,000 and the shocks, will most likely, last you around 80,000 miles, but some have blown out at 35,000 miles.

Converting/Changing the electronic shocks, for under $750, is not hard.
Turn on the engine and look at the dash, whole you put your shock system in to the Sport mode.
Turn off the engine.
Disconnect your battery.
Never ever touch the Sport/Comfort button again.
Remove the electronic shocks, (you have to unplug their connector).
Insert a resistor across each plug and tape it up.
Front uses a 5 ohm, from Mouser #71-cp00105r000je14
Rear uses a 2 ohm, from Mouser #71-cp00102r000ke14

In the future, if you try to use the electronic shock system, by pressing the Comfort button, you will confuse your computer and you will get a warning code.
There is a sequence to clear it, which includes:
Start the engine.
Look at the dash while you put the system in to Sport mode.
Turn off the engine.
Remove the battery cables
Un-tape all 4 resistors.
Reconnect the battery
Start the engine.
Turn off the engine.
Wait 10 minutes
Disconnect the battery
Tape the resistors back in place
Connect the battery.
Do not change the position of the Sport/Comfort button. While my battery was disconnected, I pulled the Comfort button out and unplugged it, so no one could accidentally press it again and confuse the computer.

VictorTL

Carpayment4life

I posted the list for my 2nd gen 2007 and have not researched the mdx gen 2.5
Go to an Acura online parts dealer and look up your 2011 Sport model, Find the "category" drop down, then look at the "chassis" section for electronic shocks parts photos. Now change vehicles to a non sport "Base" model, find those same photos and look at their part numbers.

Converting from Sport front shocks to Base front will require you to purchase the complete front Base model's assy and not just the shock, because the Base's shock is a different diameter and it will not fit in the Sport's assy body (for the fronts only).

Try these online dealers, which I have used in the past (I'm always searching and comparing cheaper "shipping" fees, because the prices are within pennies of each other):
oemacuraparts dot com Phoenix
newoempartsonline dot com Savanh, GA
acurapartsforless dot com New Jersey
acuraexpressparts dot com Chicago
macchurchill dot com Ft Worth
bernardiparts dot com Boston

mrgold35

My 11 MDX ADV is at Acura for the 105K service. I told them again about how the ADS seems to be getting softer and wanted them to double-check the system again. Turns out the rear ADS is starting to leak and needed to be replaced. I'm pretty much close to breaking even on my Acura care 5yr/120K warranty with this replacement (both seat heaters and rear ADS shocks). I just need the fronts to fail in the next 12,000 miles to get ahead in the game.

iecbpr21

How I can know the measure fit in my sport model?

Carpayment4life

icebpr21...
Do you own a 2007, or 2008, or 2009 Acura MDX?
Look on your center console, for a button that says "comfort". It is on the driver's side, of the cup holders.

Carpayment4life

In this photo, you can see my switch without its "Comfort" cover.
On the right, you can barely see the cup holders.

iecbpr21

How i can know what struts fits to my acura some people say its not the same measure

Carpayment4life

We do not know what kind of Acura you own, so how can you get help, on this forum?

I'm out.

DJROD

Now there is this aftermarket solution for replacing the electromagnetic strut/sock system:

https://www.strutmasters.com/product...ht-out-module/

Hope this helps.

sphan5838

I have a 2009 MDX sport package. Can you send me the list or your conversion. thank you