...but after seeing this list.


Bulletins for 2002 BMW 330Ci (E46) Coupe L6-2979cc 3.0L DOHC (M54)

Safety Recalls
TSB Number Issue Date TSB Title 310202 MAR 02 Recall - Front Strut Upper Spring Mount Replacement
640701 DEC 01 Recall - Engine Auxiliary Cooling Fan Replacement

General Recalls
TSB Number Issue Date TSB Title 120302 MAY 02 Campaign - DME Reprogramming For MIL ON
240101 APR 01 Campaign - TCM/EGS Programming

Service Bulletins
TSB Number Issue Date TSB Title 620102 MAY 02 Instruments - Cluster Beeps When Selecting REVERSE Gear
240202 APR 02 A/T - Hard Shifts/Leak at Torque Converter Seal
410202 APR 02 Body - Trunk Lid OverTravels When Closing
520302 APR 02 Interior - Cracking/Clicking Noises From Sport Seats
651301 FEB 02 Audio System - Subwoofer Rattles Parcel Shelf
210101 FEB 02 M/T - Popping/Clicking From Clutch Pedal
640891 JAN 02 A/C - Musty Odors
650599 JAN 02 Audio System - Radio Security Code Acquisition
840102 JAN 02 Navigation System - Features/Software Update
510401 DEC 01 Body - Door Edge Protection Seal Rubs on Door Panel
120199 DEC 01 Spark Plug (HP Platinum) - Application Chart
540701 DEC 01 Sunroof - Revised Initialization Procedures
360601 DEC 01 Tires - Pressure Setting Procedure
630501 NOV 01 Headlamps (Bi-Xenon) - Introduction
651001 NOV 01 Instruments - Split Screen Board Monitor Setting
630401A OCT 01 Turn Signal lamp - Installation Procedure
240198 SEP 01 A/T - Fluid Level Checking Procedure
840701 AUG 01 Cellular Phone - Intermittent Malfunctions
610401 AUG 01 Windows (Side) - Won't Return to UP Position
720300 JUL 01 SRS - Warning Light ON/Multiple Fault Codes Set
650401 JUN 01 CD Changer - Installation
110101 JUN 01 Engine - MIL ON/Codes Set/Tapping/Rattling Noise
841197 JUN 01 Navigation System - Numerous Failures/Malfunctions
110600 MAY 01 Engine - New Oil Filter Element

Here's S2k

Bulletins for 2003 Honda S2000 L4-1997cc 2.0L DOHC AP1 (VTEC) MFI

Service Bulletins
TSB Number Issue Date TSB Title 00-064 AUG 03 Body - Windshield Molding is Deformed
98-018 JUL 03 Drivetrain - Revised CV Joint Boot Band/Installation
00-088 JUN 03 Brakes - Brake Disc Refinishing Guideline
00-049 APR 03 Antitheft System - Type 2 System Operation/Programming
01-008 APR 03 Body - Driver Window Won't Go All The Way Down
98-011 APR 03 Keyless Entry - Transmitter ID/Programming
03-023 APR 03 Body - Convertible Top Creaks/Pops/Rattles on Rough Road
03-020 MAR 03 Engine Controls/Emissions - OBD II DTC's & Monitors
03-014 FEB 03 Body - Convertible Top Cover Snap Broken
03-012 FEB 03 Interior - Center Console Lifts Up in the Back
03-001 JAN 03 Emissions/Engine Controls - MIL ON/DTC P1457


And the winner for having a long list is.....




Bulletins for 1999 Pontiac Grand Prix V6-231 3.8L SC VIN 1 3800 Series SFI

Safety Recalls
TSB Number Issue Date TSB Title 01052A JAN 02 Recall - Driver's Airbag Module Replacement

Service Bulletins
TSB Number Issue Date TSB Title 03-09-41-003 JUL 03 Restraint System - Proper Air Bag System Diagnosis
01-06-01-011A JUL 03 Engine - Oil Consumption Information
01-01-39-003A JUL 03 A/C - Catastrophic Compressor Failure Debris Removal
01-01-38-006B JUL 03 A/C - R-134A System Flushing Procedure
03-07-30-017 MAY 03 A/T - Grinding Noise/No Vehicle Movement in 'D' or 'R'
01-08-97-001A MAY 03 Auxiliary Equipment - Homelink (R) Transmitter Testing
99-08-52-005A MAY 03 Keyless Entry System - Operational Characteristics
03-07-29-004 APR 03 M/T - Operating Characteristics
99-01-39-007B MAR 03 A/C - Automatic A/C Functional Description
03-01-38-001 MAR 03 A/C - System Sealers/Leak Detection Guidelines
01-05-23-001A MAR 03 Brakes - Brake Rotor Lateral Runout Correction
00-05-22-002B MAR 03 Brakes - Rotor Service Guidelines
02-08-42-001A MAR 03 Lighting - Polycarbonate Headlamp Damage Prevention
99-07-30-017A FEB 03 A/T - Oil Cooler Flushing/Flow Check Procedures
99-06-01-012A FEB 03 Engine - Remanufactured Supercharger Units
99-08-64-016A JAN 03 Body - Weatherstrip Maintenance
03-06-04-012 JAN 03 Electrical - Wiring Harness Inspection Recommendations
99-07-30-030B DEC 02 A/T - Grinding/Growling While in PARK on an Incline
02-06-03-006A DEC 02 Electrical - Testing Before Replacing Battery or Alt
02-06-03-009A OCT 02 Battery - Charging/Information Tips
02-06-03-010 OCT 02 Battery - Parasitic Drain Information
02-06-03-008 AUG 02 Charging System - Low Voltage Display ON/Dim Lights
02-06-01-028 AUG 02 Engine - Crankcase Flushing Recommendations
02-07-30-014A JUL 02 A/T - 4T65-E Spacer Plate/Gasket Service
00-07-30-002B JUL 02 A/T - 4T65E Harsh Shifts/Shudders/Slips/DTC's Set
02-07-30-028 JUN 02 A/T - Serial Number/Site Code Locations/Identification
02-09-41-001 JUN 02 Computers & Controls - DTC's Set When Replacing Modules
02-06-01-026 JUN 02 Engine - Identification Information
01-06-01-008A MAY 02 Engine - Oil Pan Leak
02-07-30-014 APR 02 A/T - 4T65-E Spacer Plate Service
02-08-42-004 APR 02 A/T - PRNDL Display Dim for One Minute
99-08-51-007A MAR 02 Aluminum Wheels - Refinishing
02-06-01-008 MAR 02 Engine - New Prelube Tool
00-06-05-049A MAR 02 Engine Wiring - MIL ON/Various Driveability Symptoms
00-07-30-007A FEB 02 A/T - 4T65E, MIL ON/Whine Noise In PARK/NEUTRAL
99-00-89-019B FEB 02 Warranty - Parts Return Program Explained
01-07-30-032A JAN 02 A/T - Oil Leak From Vent
00-00-89-027A JAN 02 Interior - New Odor Elimination Product
01-03-10-012 JAN 02 Wheel Balance/Alignment - Labor Operation Guidelines
01-01-38-013 DEC 01 A/C Compressor - Diagnostic Considerations
01-07-30-041 DEC 01 A/T - Fluid Leak Diagnosis
01-03-10-011 DEC 01 Tires - Sidewall Damage
01-06-04-044 NOV 01 EVAP System - Special Tool Usage
01-07-31-002 NOV 01 M/T - Improved Clutch Bleeding Procedure
01-03-10-009 NOV 01 Wheel Nut Covers - Loose/Missing
01-07-30-029 OCT 01 A/T - Core Return Product Feedback Form
00-06-04-011A OCT 01 EVAP System - Monitor Strategy
01-08-42-004A OCT 01 Headlamp Capsule - Available
01-08-66-010 OCT 01 Rear Compartment - Itching, Chirp, or Squeak Type Noise
01-08-51-003 OCT 01 Vehicle - Interior/Exterior Anti-Corrosion Materials
01-00-89-013 SEP 01 RKE Transmitter - Correct Use of Labor Operation R4490
01-01-39-003 AUG 01 A/C - Screen Filter Kit
01-08-46-004 AUG 01 Cellular Phones - Operating Characteristics
01-08-64-011 JUL 01 Power Window - Inoperative or Slow
01-05-23-006A JUN 01 Brake Calipers - Revised Fastener Requirements
01-00-89-010 JUN 01 Diagnostic Worksheet - Usage
01-09-40-002 JUN 01 Seat Belt System - Collision Replacement Guidelines
01-00-89-011 JUN 01 Vehicle - Technical Assistance Form
99-01-39-004A MAY 01 A/C - Odor Emission in Hot Weather
01-00-89-009 MAY 01 Key/Key Number/Security Chip - Replacement
00-03-10-003B MAY 01 Tires - Bumper To Bumper Warranty Coverage
99-07-30-020A APR 01 A/T - Service Procedure Changes
99-06-03-007C APR 01 Instruments - Fuel Gauge Inaccurate/Fluctuates
01-08-44-005 APR 01 Radio Display - Error Code Diagnosis/Repair
01-00-89-08 APR 01 Service Information 2000 - Campaign Access
01-08-61-003 APR 01 Special Tools - Frame Insulator Tool
01-02-32-004 APR 01 Special Tools - Power Steering System Analyzer
01-07-30-010 MAR 01 A/T - Torque Converter Replacement Guidelines
01-05-23-003 MAR 01 Front/Rear Brakes - Revised Tool Requirements
01-00-89-006 MAR 01 Technical Service Bulletins - Summary
01-08-42-001 FEB 01 Exterior Lamps - Condensation & Replacement Guidelines
00-00-89-15A FEB 01 Warranty Administration - Repair Order Documentation
00-01-38-012 DEC 00 Evaporator Case - Water Leaks to The Interior
00-08-48-005 DEC 00 Glass - Distortion Explanation
00-00-89-029 DEC 00 Vehicle - Warranty Labor Time Guides Update
00-00-90-001 NOV 00 Suspension - Chassis Lubrication Importance
00-03-10-006 NOV 00 Tires - Radial Force Variation
00-00-89-025 NOV 00 Vehicle - Labor Time Updates
00-00-89-023 OCT 00 Labor Time Guide - 10/2000 Update
00-01-38-007 SEP 00 A/C Performance/Leaks - Diagnostic Procedure
00-00-89-020 SEP 00 Labor Time Guide - 09/2000 Update
00-08-46-002 SEP 00 OnStar(R) - Cellular Antenna Replacement Parts Available
00-00-89-021 AUG 00 Cross Line - Warranty Information
00-00-89-019 AUG 00 Electrical Relay - Labor Operation Numbers Update
00-06-04-033 AUG 00 Emissions - Enhanced Inspection Program Manual
00-06-02-006 AUG 00 Engine Coolant - Information
00-08-63-006 AUG 00 Front Air Deflector - Improved Design
00-00-89-017 AUG 00 Labor Time - 08/2000 Updates
00-00-89-014 JUL 00 Labor Time - 07/2000 Updates
00-00-89-015 JUL 00 Repair Order - Documentation Policies
00-06-03-006 JUN 00 Batteries - Settlement of Lawsuit (CA Proposition # 65)
00-05-23-004 JUN 00 Disc Brake Components - Updated Specifications
00-00-89-012 JUN 00 Labor/Time Guide - 06/2000 Updates
00-06-04-026 JUN 00 PCM - Returned Product Feedback Program
99-01-38-006A MAY 00 A/C - Refrigerant Recovery/Recharge Equipment
00-05-22-004 MAY 00 Brake Fluid - Level & Filling Recommendations
00-06-04-021 MAY 00 EVAP System - Service of Connectors
00-06-01-012 MAY 00 Gasket Surfaces - Use of Surface Conditioning Discs
00-00-89-010 MAY 00 Labor Time Guide - 05/2000 Update
00-06-02-004 MAY 00 Radiator - Brown Substance On Cap & Upper Filler Neck
00-07-30-009 MAY 00 Transmission - Identifying Remanufactured Assemblies
00-00-89-004 APR 00 Labor Time Guide - 04/2000 Updates
00-03-06-001 APR 00 Steering/Suspension - Various Noises/Vibration
99-00-84-021B APR 00 Warranty - GM Dealer Parts Procurement
00-03-10-002 MAR 00 Chrome Wheels - Chemical Staining
00-00-89-001 FEB 00 Labor Time Guide - 02/2000 Updates
99-09-41-004 JAN 00 Air Bag (SIR) On-Off Switch Kits, New Parts and Service
99-09-40-004 JAN 00 Child Restraint - Top Tether Hardware Package
00-06-02-001 JAN 00 Engine - Running Hot And/Or Loss of Coolant
99-08-66-002A JAN 00 Trap Resistant Trunk Kit - Function/Installation
99-00-89-023 JAN 00 Warranty - Labor Time Guide Updates, 01/00
99-01-38-005 DEC 99 A/C - Lack of Performance
99-00-89-022 DEC 99 Vehicle - The Year 2000 & Electronic Modules
99-00-89-021 DEC 99 Warranty - Labor Time Guide Updates, 12/99
99-08-45-005 NOV 99 Accessory Receptacle/Cigar Lighter - Inoperative
99-06-02-018 NOV 99 Cooling - Thermostat Design Change
99-08-42-009 NOV 99 IP Dimmer Control - Proper Setting
99-08-46-001 NOV 99 OnStar(R) - Kit Part Numbers and Compatibility
99-03-10-104 NOV 99 PDI - Improper Tire Pressure
99-06-04-053 NOV 99 PROM - Powertrain Control Module Reprogramming
99-00-89-020 NOV 99 Warranty - Labor Time Guide Updates, 11/99
99-07-30-021 OCT 99 A/T - New Solenoid Testing Kit
99-08-44-008 OCT 99 Cassette Player - Cleaning and Maintenance
99-06-02-017 OCT 99 Cooling - Radiator Repair/Replacement Guidelines
99-06-03-011 OCT 99 Warranty - Generator Replacement
99-00-89-017 OCT 99 Warranty - Labor Time Guide Updates, 10/99
99-03-10-103 OCT 99 Wheels - Stud Removal Tool Change
99-07-30-017 SEP 99 A/T - Oil Cooler Flushing and Flow Check Procedures
99-00-89-016 SEP 99 Warranty - Labor Time Guide Updates, 09/99
99-08-64-016 SEP 99 Weatherstrips - Use of Silicone Grease for Maintenance
99-08-66-006 JUL 99 Deck Lid Hem Flange - Water Leaks
000000A JUL 99 GM Service Bulletin - Disclaimer
99-00-89-010 JUL 99 Warranty - Labor Time Guide Updates, 07/99
99-00-89-008 JUN 99 Warranty - Labor Time Guide Updates, 06/99
99-03-10-102 JUN 99 Warranty - OE Chrome Plated Aluminum Wheel ID
99-00-89-006 MAY 99 Warranty - Labor Time Guide - Updated
99-08-51-001 APR 99 Body - Paint-less Dent Repair Process
99-05-23-004 APR 99 Brakes - Front Disc Pads Interim Design Change
99-08-49-006 APR 99 Instrument Panel - Upper Surface Reflection
99-09-41-002 APR 99 SIR Light - Operation/Diagnostics/Repair
99-00-89-004 APR 99 Warranty - Labor Time Guide - Update
99-06-03-002 MAR 99 Battery - Insulator Replacement & Caution
99-06-03-001 MAR 99 Battery - Testing Equipment Explained
99-05-23-003 MAR 99 Brakes (Rear) - Moan/Groan During Brake Apply
83-81-34 MAR 99 SIR - Operating Vehicle with Warning Light On
99-00-89-002 MAR 99 Vehicle - Tips For Using The New Style Service Bulletins
99-00-89-003 MAR 99 Warranty - Labor Time Guide - Updates
99-08-63-001 FEB 99 Door - Front Edge Hits Front Fender
99-00-89-001 FEB 99 Warranty - Labor Time Guide Updates
83-05-11 JAN 99 Labor - Time Guide Updates and Revisions
83-83-17A DEC 98 Instrument Cluster - Identification Information Revised
83-05-10 DEC 98 Labor - Revised Time Guide Updates
86-05-02 DEC 98 Warranty - Notice of Delayed Start Process
83-05-09 NOV 98 Labor - Time Guide Updates & Revisions
83-32-10 NOV 98 Tools - Adjuster Locknut Wrench
83-32-09 NOV 98 Tools - Power Steering Bleeder Adapter
83-31-09 OCT 98 Alignment - Latest Available Specifications
83-17-04 OCT 98 Door Handles - On White Painted Vehicles Turning Yellow
76-02-02A OCT 98 Drivetrain - Recommended Axle Lubricant
83-05-08 OCT 98 Labor - Time Guide Revisions
83-15-16 OCT 98 New Windshield/Glass Urethane Adhesive Caulking Kit
83-96-07 OCT 98 Radio - AM Station Switching, Cross Talk or Overload
83-05-07 SEP 98 Labor - Time Guide Changes/Updates
83-81-32 SEP 98 PCM Connector - Information on New Service Kits
83-83-16 SEP 98 Speedometer - Determining Accuracy
83-01-19 AUG 98 Vehicle - Service Manual Delivery on Compact Disc (CD)
68-05-03 JUN 96 Warranty - Goodwrench® Service Lifetime Service Guarantee

 

Pontiac = teh Suck

 

:gaylaugh:

 

Hmmm..nice list...can it get any longer? Probably will...

 

The thing is I have a couple friends who drivers the 330ci. I wonder how are they enjoying their car!!!

 

I bet it can be enlarged by at least three inches in only one week.

 

Be nice if you compared the same year.

Bulletins for 2003 BMW 330i (E46)Sedan L6-2979cc 3.0L DOHC (M54)


Service Bulletins
TSB Number Issue Date TSB Title
620102 MAY 02 Instruments - Cluster Beeps When Selecting REVERSE Gear

 

Haha. That's ever funnier cause they made the car worst? lol

 

wow, didnt know the Ci has more problems vs the sedan

 

i think he was refering to how he only listed the TSB's for the s2k during 2003 but not 2002 but to make the bimmer look worse by listing more years as well.

 

more fun than someone driving underpowered I4 FWD cars?

 

Even a lowly I4 FWD car is faster than a 330Ci on a hydraulic lift at the shop.

 

yeah .. but it's really depens on ur luck .. ~~ my frds never have prb with their Ci
but now i got the altenator reaplced and the whole stero unit replaced .. ~~
i still enjoy my car .. but .. god .. is there sth wrong with my car ??

 

Hmm. Wonder why both my friends told me they should have gotta a japaness POS than a germand POS!!!

 

uh huh huh.....yeah, those stupid engines putting out low emissions that offer over 30 mpg which are much cheaper even though it has a higher bhp/liter ratio and will last longer than it's german counterparts. wasting money......fun indeed. underpowered?

ah gilbo, you cease to amaze. besides, i'm sure any tl owner is having more fun than either.

 

I thought for sure this thread would be started by gilbo - he makes up for it with his usual comments.
Wait until the first year E90 3 series - that should have an even longer list.

 

your comparison isn't all that fair considering the years on these cars.

 

No way man, Pontiacs provide the ultimate driving experience when they are not being recalled or in the shop or the wheels haven't fallen off or you can get the engine to crank.

 

i wonder if any GM dealer's computer crash because of long list...

 

ah..the good old stupid hp/liter that ricers of underpowered cars like to use. please explain how hp/liter offers any advantages? and the MPG is better b/c there is less power across the board. This is the same as saying an echo hatch offers way better MPG...so what? it uses less gas b/c it makes less power. yes the TL owners love a big FWD boat with failing trannies. the new TL can't even measure up to a regular 325i, so dont even go there. its as dumb as saying a daewoo driver is having more fun.
but the first mention of hp/liter gave away you are a total clueless though.

 

they dont want to have to wait for you everywhere they go and have to slow down int he twisties so you dont get lost and can still see their tail lights? so they want to get a slower car to solve these problems

 

Will somebody please fix that broken record. :shit:

 

 

too bad you didnt list all the items for the S2K.

Make : HONDA Model : S2000 Year : 2002
Service Bulletin Num : 1003 Date of Bulletin: OCT 16, 2003
NHTSA Item Number: 10004955
Component: SERVICE BRAKES, HYDRAULIC:FLUID
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Service Bulletin Num : 1003 Date of Bulletin: OCT 16, 2003
NHTSA Item Number: 10004956
Component: EQUIPMENT:ELECTRICAL:AIR CONDITIONER
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Service Bulletin Num : 1003 Date of Bulletin: OCT 01, 2003
NHTSA Item Number: 10004970
Component: POWER TRAIN:MANUAL TRANSMISSION
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Service Bulletin Num : 903 Date of Bulletin: SEP 16, 2003
NHTSA Item Number: 10005021
Component: POWER TRAIN:CLUTCH ASSEMBLY
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Service Bulletin Num : 00064 Date of Bulletin: AUG 12, 2003
NHTSA Item Number: 10003052
Component: VISIBILITY:WINDSHIELD
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Make : HONDA Model : S2000 Year : 2002
Service Bulletin Num : 060103 Date of Bulletin: JUN 01, 2003
NHTSA Item Number: 10002701
Component: ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING:EXHAUST SYSTEM:EMISSION CONTROL
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Make : HONDA Model : S2000 Year : 2002
Service Bulletin Num : 01008 Date of Bulletin: APR 29, 2003
NHTSA Item Number: 10001550
Component: VISIBILITY:POWER WINDOW DEVICES AND CONTROLS
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Service Bulletin Num : 03023 Date of Bulletin: APR 01, 2003
NHTSA Item Number: 10001559
Component: STRUCTURE:BODY:ROOF AND PILLARS
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Service Bulletin Num : 040103 Date of Bulletin: APR 01, 2003
NHTSA Item Number: 10003134
Component: POWER TRAIN:MANUAL TRANSMISSION
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Service Bulletin Num : 303 Date of Bulletin: MAR 16, 2003
NHTSA Item Number: 10001829
Component: ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING:ENGINE
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Make : HONDA Model : S2000 Year : 2002
Service Bulletin Num : 03014 Date of Bulletin: FEB 25, 2003
NHTSA Item Number: 10001233
Component: STRUCTURE
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Service Bulletin Num : 03012 Date of Bulletin: FEB 18, 2003
NHTSA Item Number: 10001231
Component: STRUCTURE
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Service Bulletin Num : 020103 Date of Bulletin: FEB 01, 2003
NHTSA Item Number: 10001811
Component: AIR BAGS
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Make : HONDA Model : S2000 Year : 2002
Service Bulletin Num : 03001 Date of Bulletin: JAN 28, 2003
NHTSA Item Number: 10000993
Component: FUEL SYSTEM, OTHER
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Make : HONDA Model : S2000 Year : 2002
Service Bulletin Num : 010103 Date of Bulletin: JAN 01, 2003
NHTSA Item Number: 10001793
Component: OTHER
Make : HONDA Model : S2000 Year : 2002
Service Bulletin Num : 120102 Date of Bulletin: DEC 01, 2002
NHTSA Item Number: 10001971
Component: POWER TRAIN
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Service Bulletin Num : 120102 Date of Bulletin: DEC 01, 2002
NHTSA Item Number: 10001976
Component: AIR BAGS
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Service Bulletin Num : 110102 Date of Bulletin: NOV 01, 2002
NHTSA Item Number: 10005871
Component: SERVICE BRAKES, HYDRAULIC:ANTILOCK
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Service Bulletin Num : 02063 Date of Bulletin: OCT 29, 2002
NHTSA Item Number: 10000265
Component: SUSPENSION:REAR
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Make : HONDA Model : S2000 Year : 2002
Service Bulletin Num : 1002 Date of Bulletin: OCT 16, 2002
NHTSA Item Number: 10005927
Component: SERVICE BRAKES, HYDRAULIC:ANTILOCK
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Make : HONDA Model : S2000 Year : 2002
Service Bulletin Num : 1002 Date of Bulletin: OCT 16, 2002
NHTSA Item Number: 10005929
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Make : HONDA Model : S2000 Year : 2002
Service Bulletin Num : 100102 Date of Bulletin: OCT 01, 2002
NHTSA Item Number: 10005918
Component: TIRES
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Service Bulletin Num : 010902 Date of Bulletin: SEP 01, 2002
NHTSA Item Number: 638111
Component: POWER TRAIN:MANUAL TRANSMISSION
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Make : HONDA Model : S2000 Year : 2002
Service Bulletin Num : 02046 Date of Bulletin: JUL 30, 2002
NHTSA Item Number: 633579
Component: POWER TRAIN:MANUAL TRANSMISSION
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Service Bulletin Num : 107 Date of Bulletin: JUL 16, 2002
NHTSA Item Number: 637657
Component: POWER TRAIN:MANUAL TRANSMISSION
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Service Bulletin Num : 02042 Date of Bulletin: JUL 10, 2002
NHTSA Item Number: 633570
Component: ELECTRICAL SYSTEM:IGNITION
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Service Bulletin Num : 010702 Date of Bulletin: JUL 01, 2002
NHTSA Item Number: 637011
Component: TIRES
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Service Bulletin Num : 010702 Date of Bulletin: JUL 01, 2002
NHTSA Item Number: 637023
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Service Bulletin Num : 602 Date of Bulletin: JUN 16, 2002
NHTSA Item Number: 638068
Component: STRUCTURE:BODY
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Make : HONDA Model : S2000 Year : 2002
Service Bulletin Num : 602 Date of Bulletin: JUN 16, 2002
NHTSA Item Number: 638070
Component: TIRES

Make : HONDA Model : S2000 Year : 2002
Service Bulletin Num : 502 Date of Bulletin: MAY 16, 2002
NHTSA Item Number: 637996
Component: ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING:ENGINE:GASOLINE
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Service Bulletin Num : 502 Date of Bulletin: MAY 16, 2002
NHTSA Item Number: 637998
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Service Bulletin Num : 402 Date of Bulletin: APR 16, 2002
NHTSA Item Number: 637958
Component: POWER TRAIN:MANUAL TRANSMISSION
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Service Bulletin Num : 010402 Date of Bulletin: APR 01, 2002
NHTSA Item Number: 636738
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Service Bulletin Num : 010402 Date of Bulletin: APR 01, 2002
NHTSA Item Number: 636753
Component: FUEL SYSTEM, GASOLINE
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Service Bulletin Num : 302 Date of Bulletin: MAR 16, 2002
NHTSA Item Number: 631027
Component: ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING:ENGINE:GASOLINE
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Service Bulletin Num : 011201 Date of Bulletin: DEC 01, 2001
NHTSA Item Number: 627347
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Service Bulletin Num : 011101 Date of Bulletin: NOV 01, 2001
NHTSA Item Number: 627508
Component: POWER TRAIN:MANUAL TRANSMISSION
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Service Bulletin Num : 1001 Date of Bulletin: OCT 01, 2001
NHTSA Item Number: 626760
Component: ELECTRICAL SYSTEM:IGNITION:MODULE
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Service Bulletin Num : 1001 Date of Bulletin: OCT 01, 2001
NHTSA Item Number: 626767
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Service Bulletin Num : 011001 Date of Bulletin: OCT 01, 2001
NHTSA Item Number: 626834
Component: POWER TRAINRIVELINE
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Make : HONDA Model : S2000 Year : 2002
Service Bulletin Num : 010101 Date of Bulletin: JAN 01, 2001
NHTSA Item Number: 623948
Component: OTHER

 

its amazing isnt it? how after so long, I still havn't been banned.

 

Well a TSB is not always a bad thing.

Recalls, yes.. TSB's not so much

Many TSB's are simply addendums to the service manual for that year.

For example over half of those pontiac ones are simply updates on prodedures.. yes there are few that document new problems but a good deal of all of the TSB's for all the cars are just updated guides on troubleshooting.

 

Yes TSB's arent always bad. "teh suck" Pontiac goes back 5 years. The BMW list would probably be several yards long if it did. So might the S2K.

 

woah, that pontiac list is huge. they suck gto... pff

 

Every village needs its idiot.

 

Haha. you're a very funny guy. Them wait for me? Yeah cause I need to pick their asses up from the dealership since it's always at the shop for recalls and parts failing. And you said they must be having more fun than me? Sure, I guess you waiting for your own car to get repaired more than spending time on the road must be fun!!! Fine, I do agree that the TSX is under powered. But so? Was the TSX meant to go fast? No, neither are the 3 series (except M3) If you think your little shit box is the world's fastest car. Why not go and spam SRT forums? Tell them that FWD cars are shit. See if a SRT4 would even give a f**k what you say? My buddies SRT4 with Mopar stage 2 turbo and some easy tuning can already blow a M3 away. Even if I take my stock RSX-S will blow 320i's, 323i's, 325i's and whatever BMW decide to name their POSs under. So what's your point? You're unbelieveble!!!!
And I'm gonna end this here with a :fingerfawk: and have a nice day!!!

 

obviously higher hp/liter ratios simply means that you're getting more power from a smaller displacement, usually at higher rpms. but it can also indicate that the engine is NOT underpowered for its size. that was my only point with the ratio. an 84hp/liter ratio is pretty high, especially for a non-turbo/supercharged engine. underpowered for a heavier car? maybe. underpowered for a non-turbo/supercharged 2.4? no. and this has nothing to do with ricers. racers maybe, but you probably wouldn't understand that connection anyway.

as for mpg, it was also my point that the car is made with economy in mind, so no one expects a faster 0-60 or more hp than a 330 (maybe except you). once again, it doesn't mean the engine is underpowered.

fwd cars? that has only a limited impact on how much fun you can have with a car. my '94 saturn with some minor mods made sharp left turns at over 40mph and sharp rights at 20mph, without tires making so much as a squeal. i had just about as much fun with my saturn as i did with my friends' '97 m3 and '82 911, except on straightaways. i bet once i get my springs and intake, i'll have more fun in my tsx than i would in a 330 or a tl, especially since i already test drove both.

so far you're the only one to even mention a daewoo in an arguement involving acuras and bimmers.

the tl can't match up to the 325i? the 325i? it beats it in so many ways, the 330 is used in most comparisons with it instead.

clearly you need to do everyone a favor and try something you've never done before: your homework. apparently, i'm not alone on this one either.

i know this post comes off as hateful, but it's mostly passionate arguement. and only a little hate.

 

apparently you drove a magical TL that didnt get slammed in all the mag comparisons btwn it and 325i and G35's where its FWD was evident whenever it was pushed. IF you had as much fun in a saturn with shocks/springs as a 97 M3, then sure you'll love the TSX. but springs/intake does not make a car RWD or have 50/50 weight distribution or improve braking distance or correct understeer. i'm sorry you sound like the classic ricer. intake/springs...bwhahaha... springs do jack, if you want a real improvement, get springs/shocks/sway bars/strut bars/bushings/brace and getting a intake alone without an exhaust makes no sense, you are sucking in more air but its still restricted by a stock exhaust. but if you say a 94 saturn with minor mods can have much fun as a 97 M3, then save your money just cut your springs and get a muffler and it'll be so much better than a 2003 M3

 

 

the saturn mods included springs, shocks, front/rear strut tower bars, tires/rims, and more balanced weight distribution. i never said springs were the only thing needed to improve handling. i plan on getting better shocks for my tsx as well and adding a little weight on the rear for balancing. and springs alone actually do increase handling noticeably, depending on the stiffness and quality of the springs; shocks augment handling performance. only fools or people without a lot of money would cut their springs.

as for intakes, many cars are not usually designed with max air flow through the exhaust system with an standard oem intake. there's always room for a slight increase in air flow without having to change the exhaust setup. once larger mods such as replacing the throttle body, headers, manifolds, etc. are changed to increase air intake, then a higher-volume exhaust setup is usually needed.

i don't know about the tl getting "slammed" for it's handling. i DO know most respected sources describing the tl as having moderate torque steer and that the fwd is evident mostly on turns when the throttle is opened or traction is being lost, making the assist overpowering and causing SLIGHTLY slower runs in slalom-style driving. therefore, the tl could benefit from rwd.

true, the tl and tsx aren't as good as the 3-series' handling, braking, or weight distribution and don't have rwd. but to stay with the main point of the argument: saying the tsx's engine is underpowered is just plain wrong. i'm going to let go of the entire "fun" arguement since that is clearly only subjective.

i now realize why people don't argue with you; it's always pointless arguing with someone who's so blinded by their obsession that they're too subborn to admit they're ever wrong, even when they are. btw, you're use of the term "ricer" is also a little superfluous.

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"never argue with an idiot, they will only drag you down to their level and beat you with years of experience."

 

Troll snagged another one.

 

curious to know..how did you manage to improve weight distribution in a saturn?? you sat in the back as your drove? added some bricks in the trunk?

 

at least they do recalls~

 

 

We think you're fun to have around and funny..

 

Which magazine actually slammed the TL? :sqnteek:

I think you need to get your facts straight, or at least learn to read. Every magazine review of the TL I've ever read has been positive, saying that the car is one of the best in its class. They do admit there are limitations to the FWD platform, but that the overall balance of performance, luxury, and amenities makes the car well worth the money. Plus, that same review you're quoting also had the TL beating out a few other RWD cars so I wouldn't exactly say it was slamming the TL.

Of course, you BMW people don't understand value since you paid $30K+ for a compact car so I suppose this argument isn't worth having.