It seems that this isn't the first Acura Transmission problem
12-02-2001, 02:33 PM
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It seems that this isn't the first Acura Transmission problem
Honda Motor Company Recalls Acura Models for Transmission Problems
TORRANCE, CA - (SafetyAlerts) Acura, a division of the American Honda Motor Company, today announced the recall of over 84,000 automobiles to fix problems in the vehicle's automatic transmission systems.
Faulty sealing bolts may cause the transmission to leak fluids or operate improperly. Acura dealers will conduct a very short repair procedure to fix this problem.
According to Acura Customer Service, this recall affects all Acura models from 1995 to 1999. Although all models are affected not every vehicle may need to be repaired. A spokesperson from Acura Customer Service stated that only certain vehicles will need to be fixed.
Owner notification is scheduled to begin as soon as possible. Consumers who own a 1995 - 1999 Acura can call the company's customer service center at 1-800-382-2238. The vehicle identification number will be necessary to determine if that particular vehicle is part of the recall.
Hmmm.... This is rather old, but maybe our problems are a descendant of these?
TORRANCE, CA - (SafetyAlerts) Acura, a division of the American Honda Motor Company, today announced the recall of over 84,000 automobiles to fix problems in the vehicle's automatic transmission systems.
Faulty sealing bolts may cause the transmission to leak fluids or operate improperly. Acura dealers will conduct a very short repair procedure to fix this problem.
According to Acura Customer Service, this recall affects all Acura models from 1995 to 1999. Although all models are affected not every vehicle may need to be repaired. A spokesperson from Acura Customer Service stated that only certain vehicles will need to be fixed.
Owner notification is scheduled to begin as soon as possible. Consumers who own a 1995 - 1999 Acura can call the company's customer service center at 1-800-382-2238. The vehicle identification number will be necessary to determine if that particular vehicle is part of the recall.
Hmmm.... This is rather old, but maybe our problems are a descendant of these?
12-02-2001, 03:26 PM
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That recall was issued on 8/30/99 (Service Bulletin 99-038) and involveds 96-98 RL and 96-98 3.2TL vehicles. Those models featured longitudinal engine mounting (fore-aft) and a separate differential unit.
The new CL/TL (99-on) powertrain is entirely different (transverse mounting) and the differential is integral in the transmission case.
NO similarities...
The new CL/TL (99-on) powertrain is entirely different (transverse mounting) and the differential is integral in the transmission case.
NO similarities...
12-02-2001, 03:30 PM
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Originally posted by ACuraR
That recall was issued on 8/30/99 (Service Bulletin 99-038) and involveds 96-98 RL and 96-98 3.2TL vehicles. Those models featured longitudinal engine mounting (fore-aft) and a separate differential unit.
The new CL/TL (99-on) powertrain is entirely different (transverse mounting) and the differential is integral in the transmission case.
NO similarities...
That recall was issued on 8/30/99 (Service Bulletin 99-038) and involveds 96-98 RL and 96-98 3.2TL vehicles. Those models featured longitudinal engine mounting (fore-aft) and a separate differential unit.
The new CL/TL (99-on) powertrain is entirely different (transverse mounting) and the differential is integral in the transmission case.
NO similarities...
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