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Old 07-13-2006, 06:57 PM
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30,xxx miles.

Original tranny w/ oil jet kit.
Old 07-13-2006, 07:03 PM
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Originally Posted by pepe7jp
Ive had my 03 TL-S since april and havent even used the manual mode, actually i dont even know how it works so i just dont fool with it.
Using it or not using it hasnt shown to make it fail more often or save it. Its hit and miss.
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50,xxxkms

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oil jet kit installed
Old 07-13-2006, 07:06 PM
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Originally Posted by SSMTL01
move it forward to shift up and backwards to shift down
Not on my old one

Old 07-13-2006, 07:08 PM
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Originally Posted by kgrules12
Good shit! I might get one now. Do you know like a round about percentage like 50/50 or is it the majority don't fail or the majority DO fail??
no one knows a percentage. and trying to get a accurate # on a forum is like asking what the weather will be like in the summer of 08. Honda has not released a # of failures for the 3rd gear clutchpack. The have on the 2nd gear shaft whis is less than 1 percent (no one here has had that part fail)
Old 07-13-2006, 07:09 PM
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Originally Posted by kgrules12
I already did a search. I just found a whole bunch of threads that stated the same thing. Kind of like this one! Lol





These two quotes are kind of contradictory!
Not really. every thing fails at some point, its just a matter of when!
Old 07-13-2006, 07:16 PM
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Old 07-13-2006, 10:43 PM
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I hope all of your trannies die.
Old 07-13-2006, 11:16 PM
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Original tranny, no issue yet!
Oil jet install around 30,xxx.
Old 07-13-2006, 11:49 PM
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Original tranny going strong

Bought 03 TL with 11k and now it has 62k on
the original tranny. Still going strong; if you
are buying one I suggest getting the manufacturer
to throw in the 7yr/100k warranty extension.

All we did was have to ask if it had the original
transmission and they immediately offered the
warranty extension.

Ken
Old 07-13-2006, 11:58 PM
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your not cool unless you have been through more than one tranny.
Old 07-14-2006, 01:50 AM
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2002 TL-S, 60K miles now. I checked and the tranny has not been replaced before I bought it, and it's still working fine.
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Old 07-14-2006, 04:55 AM
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Originally Posted by kphoto
Bought 03 TL with 11k and now it has 62k on
the original tranny. Still going strong; if you
are buying one I suggest getting the manufacturer
to throw in the 7yr/100k warranty extension.

All we did was have to ask if it had the original
transmission and they immediately offered the
warranty extension.

Ken
Way to drive the hard bargain, considering some 2003 TL were covered under the extended warranty that also covered the 99s through 2002s.
Old 07-14-2006, 07:44 AM
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I don't want to get flamed but mine failed like 100 miles after installing the inkjet kit. And the service guy said that it is VERY common for them to fail right after getting the oiljet installed. I was at 77k and I almost wonder if it would have made it longer without the oiljet. It kind of jerked when shiftin but never anything too bad. Went out almost without warning. Oh well crap happens.
Old 07-14-2006, 08:15 AM
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Originally Posted by Billy Sacco
I don't want to get flamed but mine failed like 100 miles after installing the inkjet kit. And the service guy said that it is VERY common for them to fail right after getting the oiljet installed. I was at 77k and I almost wonder if it would have made it longer without the oiljet. It kind of jerked when shiftin but never anything too bad. Went out almost without warning. Oh well crap happens.
Thats a load of BS. the oil jet had nothing to do with it. If he knew any thing about what it did and what it look like in the tranny he would know that it didnt cause it, plus he would know that they cant inspect the problem either and it was most likely already going out before you brought it in
Old 07-14-2006, 08:32 AM
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2003 with 30,700 miles no problems yet.
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Originally Posted by fsttyms1
Thats a load of BS. the oil jet had nothing to do with it. If he knew any thing about what it did and what it look like in the tranny he would know that it didnt cause it, plus he would know that they cant inspect the problem either and it was most likely already going out before you brought it in
Yeah well this was the same guy who told me the 0 gauge cable was causing "too much resistance" and blamed that for my starter failing while my car was in thier care.
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Originally Posted by fsttyms1
Not on my old one

hey now everybody here isnt slick enough to do that little switcharoo.. showoff
Old 07-14-2006, 10:45 AM
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Originally Posted by joe80055
I hope all of your trannies die.
mine will eventually i promise but im currently at 159k on original tranny! a few crazy shifts every now and then but its still kickin lol i actually thought it was going out... i got the "Acura christmas tree" then it was just the ss switch...
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100,000 + and still on the original tranny.

99TL with a few mods
Old 07-14-2006, 11:05 AM
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Originally Posted by SSMTL01
hey now everybody here isnt slick enough to do that little switcharoo.. showoff
Actually is VERY easy and all you need to do is switch around 2 wires and change the + -. Shouldnt take more than 30 min to do. i could make up a easy DIY if needed
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Originally Posted by NSXNEXT
100,000 + and still on the original tranny.

99TL with a few mods
me too - 109k miles for me on the original tranny
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my tranny died around 45k. my engine died at around 55k due to "piston slap". luckily acura paid for everything and imported and installed a new one. so i pretty much have a brand new 99 tl lol.
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Originally Posted by emdeejay
my tranny died around 45k. my engine died at around 55k due to "piston slap". luckily acura paid for everything and imported and installed a new one. so i pretty much have a brand new 99 tl lol.

Imported? From Ohio?
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I either have a lemon or just drive like shit. I am on my third transmission.
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Originally Posted by fsttyms1
Actually is VERY easy and all you need to do is switch around 2 wires and change the + -. Shouldnt take more than 30 min to do. i could make up a easy DIY if needed
I've gotten used to driving it with the + being forward and a few of the other cars with SS (or whatever that car company names it) that i have driven have the same set up. It's all about personal preference i guess? I never really understood the basis for converting it. Even with a regular manual tranny you do have to push the shifter forward to go into 3rd and 5th

Now if you could come up with a DIY to stop it from automatically shifting into 2nd that would be huge.
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Originally Posted by SSMTL01
Now if you could come up with a DIY to stop it from automatically shifting into 2nd that would be huge.

Buy a 99TL.
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Originally Posted by SSMTL01
I've gotten used to driving it with the + being forward and a few of the other cars with SS (or whatever that car company names it) that i have driven have the same set up. It's all about personal preference i guess? I never really understood the basis for converting it. Even with a regular manual tranny you do have to push the shifter forward to go into 3rd and 5th

Now if you could come up with a DIY to stop it from automatically shifting into 2nd that would be huge.
but for actual spirited driving puroposes its better the other way around. its easier to push forward while braking hard to down shift than pull back, and it makes sense to continue to pull back while accelerating
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Buy a 99TL.
I would but there is no type s
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2000 TLP WITH 77000 MILES ON THE ORIGINAL TRANNY
Old 07-14-2006, 01:23 PM
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On my 99, the original tranny lasted 101,000 miles. The second one lasted 53,000 miles. Currently have 2,000 miles on my third.
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Originally Posted by Billy Sacco
I don't want to get flamed but mine failed like 100 miles after installing the inkjet kit.
Inkjet kit?? Well there's your problem!!!!
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Originally Posted by snorman
Inkjet kit?? Well there's your problem!!!!
lmfao
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Originally Posted by snorman
Inkjet kit?? Well there's your problem!!!!
good catch
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Originally Posted by ou sig
me too - 109k miles for me on the original tranny
Put me in too
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Originally Posted by snorman
Inkjet kit?? Well there's your problem!!!!
Aw man I did not eve notice that
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It would have lasted longer if you had installed the laser kit.
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03 TL with 54k miles on it, original tranny.
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i am always red lining it and i am at 159200 but the tranny has been changed at 125k


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