Pics of my "new" 2002 RL
2002 3.5 RL 103k miles.
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08-15-2012, 04:40 PM
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One owner no accidents with 103k. Never painted but has a few dings and scratches.
Paid $5800 with brand new Michelin Pilots.
Needs timing belt, plugs, left upper and lower ball joints and a tranny fluid change.
Puts me at $7000 total.
Paid $5800 with brand new Michelin Pilots.
Needs timing belt, plugs, left upper and lower ball joints and a tranny fluid change.
Puts me at $7000 total.
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08-17-2012, 09:07 PM
#8
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Really nice car. Question and comment...... how do you know you need left ball joints.... what's the symptoms?
If you have a socket set and access to a torque wrench, change the plugs yourself. Even if you don't have a torque wrench, buy one from Harbor Freight and change your plugs. You'll save more than the cost of the torque wrench. Super simple, takes about 20 minutes. Plugs come properly gapped.
If you have a socket set and access to a torque wrench, change the plugs yourself. Even if you don't have a torque wrench, buy one from Harbor Freight and change your plugs. You'll save more than the cost of the torque wrench. Super simple, takes about 20 minutes. Plugs come properly gapped.
08-18-2012, 11:48 AM
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I'm glad our Acuras have engines mounted longitudenly, and not cross-ways like most Hondas, Toyotas, etc. On those engines it can be a bear getting to the plugs on the firewall side of V6s.
08-18-2012, 09:27 PM
#11
Really nice car. Question and comment...... how do you know you need left ball joints.... what's the symptoms?
If you have a socket set and access to a torque wrench, change the plugs yourself. Even if you don't have a torque wrench, buy one from Harbor Freight and change your plugs. You'll save more than the cost of the torque wrench. Super simple, takes about 20 minutes. Plugs come properly gapped.
If you have a socket set and access to a torque wrench, change the plugs yourself. Even if you don't have a torque wrench, buy one from Harbor Freight and change your plugs. You'll save more than the cost of the torque wrench. Super simple, takes about 20 minutes. Plugs come properly gapped.
08-18-2012, 09:30 PM
#12
My indy did the plugs when I had the timing belt and other things done today. We used Laser Iridiums I purchased on Ebay. I spent over an hour tracking them down this morning in the post office in order the get the car done by noon.
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