Acura_TL

Got this out of the thread for the 99 TL, would this still all be the same for my 2000 TL?

1. Timing Belt, 14400-P8A-A02
2. Timing Belt Hydraulic Tensioner/Pusher, 14520-P8A-A01 (optional, but highly recommended)
3. Timing Belt Tensioner Roller, 14510-P8A-A01 (optional, but highly recommended)
4. Timing Belt Idler, 14550-P8A-A01 (optional, but highly recommended)
5. Camshaft Seals (order two), 91213-P8A-A01 (optional, but good idea to replace due to inexpensive cost)
6. Water Pump, 19200-P8A-A02
7. A/C Compressor Drive Belt, 38920-P8C-A02
8. Power Steering Drive Belt, 56992-P8A-A01
9. Crankshaft Oil Seal, 91212-P8A-A01 (optional, but it's inexpensive and easy to replace once you have everything apart)
10. Valve Cover Gasket (order two), 12341-P8A-A00 (you should perform a complete valve adjustment at 105k so the valve cover gasket will need to be replaced)
11. Spark Plug Tube Seals (order six), 12342-P8A-A01 (whenever the valve cover is off, these should be replaced.)
12. Long Life OE Spark Plugs (order six), 98079-5514N (needs to be replaced at 105k service).

going from here, http://www.acuraoemparts.com/delray........

most of them look the same, but I was wondering what the difference is between the parts below....

14510-PGE-A01
14510-P8A-A01

and the difference between

14550-PGE-A01
14550-P8A-A01

And which of these would be correct for my car?

01tl4tl

contact the parts dealer for a kit- they know exactly what you need

Buy NGK Iridium spark plugs at local parts stores for under 7 bucks each
If you want to put a lightweight crankshaft pulley on- this is the time for it.
That will require a different size ps belt- instructions will have correct part number.

I would replace the AC belt tensioner along with the new belts, not worry for another 100k miles if you take care of parts change out now-
a little $$ now for a part, versus a lot for damage from failed part and labor to replace or repair it later.

Replace the 2 big radiator hoses and the smaller hoses that run to the TB assembly, and the thermostat. Better safe....
Rubber gets soft and can collapse under pressures inside system

Acura_TL

I already got the NGK Iridiums, just need to seafoam it before I change those.

Thanks for the help!

01tl4tl

There are enough differances in the 99 to 00 motor that an acura parts expert is your new friend
Foam it a few weeks before the service- do the oil method too- then change oil and filter immediatly

01tl4tl

reminder to all- seafoam is available in a 16 oz aerosol spray can- like paint!!
Makes it easy to control the amount of stuff going in- see whats happening directly!
Makes you go slowwwww slowwww and do a much better job in the end
Call your part store- one of them carries it in liquid and srpay- the spray is sold as DEEP CREEP--great stuff- does far more than we ever suspected- simialr to wd in some respects

totaledTL

You must own stock in that company.