Throwing in the towel...
Throwing in the towel...
So after I took to a couple different places to try and get it fixed I took my 2004 TSX to the dealer for one last chance. It needs a new timing chain and the power steering block is leaking. it has 173,000 miles on it so I guess its time to say goodbye. How long have your tsx's lasted? What should I try and get for it??
Last edited by kmk42019; Aug 30, 2012 at 09:57 PM.
So after I took to a couple different places to try and get it fixed I took my 2004 TSX to the dealer for one last chance. It needs a new timing chain and the power steering block is leaking. it has 173,000 miles on it so I guess its time to say goodbye. How long have your tsx's lasted? What should I try and get for it??
My understanding is that the timing chain is good for the life of the car. It does not need to be replaced.
You have perhaps $1000 of repairs. You might do better by finding a Acura specialist shop to perform repairs, or bettery yet DIY.
W/o the repairs, price will be perhaps $1500-$2000. I think you'll get more value by having repairs performed and then selling privately, but not an easy decision.
good luck
W/o the repairs, price will be perhaps $1500-$2000. I think you'll get more value by having repairs performed and then selling privately, but not an easy decision.
good luck
You have perhaps $1000 of repairs. You might do better by finding a Acura specialist shop to perform repairs, or bettery yet DIY.
W/o the repairs, price will be perhaps $1500-$2000. I think you'll get more value by having repairs performed and then selling privately, but not an easy decision.
good luck
W/o the repairs, price will be perhaps $1500-$2000. I think you'll get more value by having repairs performed and then selling privately, but not an easy decision.
good luck
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