ResidualFreedom

I have purchased a TL with about 120K and I really want to keep the car up to date on the maintenance.

What should I get checked at or around 120k. I know these cars run beautifully when well maintained. But I was also warned about the cost of fixing anything isn't too cheap.

Is there any way of telling if the timing belt has been changed at 100k - 120k.

Iunfortunatly don't have a detailed record of the work done on the car but it was drivin by a 45 year old woman from new. She actually wrote down ALL the oil change dates in the manual.

Do you think I would be able to contact the dealership that sold the car and worked on the car. Ask them for a record of the work done on the car? I could tell them I would consider continuing taking the car there for it's maintenance. What do you think?

Any advise is appreciated, Thanks for Reading!

G-UNIT

If you bring it in to any acura dealership, when they punch in the VIN#, i think they can get the log of all the work thats been done to your car by any acura dealer....You have to show them ur registration though....

Or call Acura Canada....

fsttyms1

the only real thing is to check to see if the timing belt and pump( coolant would be replaced with water pump replacement) have been replaced. other than that just plugs. like G-UNIT said the dealer should be able to find out what maintenance has been done (if it was at a acura dealer)

seahawk

I have purchased a TL with about 120K and I really want to keep the car up to date on the maintenance.


is that 120 thou. miles or 120 thou. kilometers