randomwalk101

Bulletins for 2002 Acura 3.2TL V6-3210cc 3.2L SOHC (VTEC) PGM-FI

Safety Recalls
TSB Number Issue Date TSB Title
01-030 AUG 01 Recall - Front Seat Belt Buckle Replacement
01-020 MAY 01 Recall - Defective Front Seat Belt Assemblies
01-019 MAY 01 Recall - Driver Window Control Unit Water Damage

Service Bulletins
TSB Number Issue Date TSB Title
96-025 DEC 01 Navigation System - Component Exchange Program
01-043 NOV 01 Lower Console Compartment Lid - Won't Stay Latched
01-041 OCT 01 Engine - Oil Leaks
01-010 FEB 01 TQI - New Features and Unique Inspection Procedures

doopstr

Any idea what the component exchange program is?

bigman

Um....the part where it says ENGINE OIL LEAKS scares the crap out of me.:wow:

rockinTLS

14,000 miles and the underside of my engine is dry. I wouldn't worry about it unless you are already affected.

Strannik

I wonder if there is a way to post images or PDFs of these TSBs? The one about brake rotor problem was posted a while back (here or at the CL forum - do not recall), and it was nice to know what it was all about.

jbs221

[QUOTE]Originally posted by randomwalk101
[B]Bulletins for 2002 Acura 3.2TL V6-3210cc 3.2L SOHC (VTEC) PGM-FI


Service Bulletins
TSB Number Issue Date TSB Title
96-025 DEC 01 Navigation System - Component Exchange Program
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My Navi has been wacked since I got it. I complained and the dealer "rebooted" it, no help I'm making an appt. to get it replaced after seeing this! THANKS for the post!

Joe

Sagara Sousuke

I noticed all the TSB's are all issued in 2001. So shouldn't this be pretty old?

RAdams

Some of these items listed as TSB's are merely bulletins advising the dealer's technicians how to perform certain procedures (and/or updates to current procedures). For example, if one is titled "NAV System Replacement" it may not mean that there's a large number of systems needing replacement, it could just be an updated procedure on how to do it WHEN it's necessary.