2002 Tl-S 112k miles Tranny fails, $5700 +Labor
#41
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Originally Posted by Eedvl1999
Lol im not getting the new ECU, it costs $1500. My only hope is that the tranny will fail really soon so i get take it to dealer and hopefully get "good will" replacement if not i will be still on aamco 3/36 warranty.
I am going to call them tomorrow and ask them if they replaced all the clutchpacks but i guarantee they say no, and the guy will just say that the replaced all the wear parts and everything else is fine. I'm screwed woopee
I am going to call them tomorrow and ask them if they replaced all the clutchpacks but i guarantee they say no, and the guy will just say that the replaced all the wear parts and everything else is fine. I'm screwed woopee
#42
Originally Posted by fsttyms1
Clutchpacks are wear items. You should check with aamco to see if they show the ECU replacement is on their list of must have updates. It should be. Also the ECU is only 800.
They working on my car right now and going to test drive it again, wonder what problem they going to find this time. This is the 20th day I've been without my car
And question to 01tl4tl: How will they know if some1 has been inside the tranny if they dont even open them, but just send them back to HQ in Japan?
#43
6G TLX-S
Originally Posted by Eedvl1999
Lol im not getting the new ECU, it costs $1500. My only hope is that the tranny will fail really soon so i get take it to dealer and hopefully get "good will" replacement if not i will be still on aamco 3/36 warranty.
#44
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Originally Posted by Eedvl1999
And question to 01tl4tl: How will they know if some1 has been inside the tranny if they dont even open them, but just send them back to HQ in Japan?
#45
6G TLX-S
Originally Posted by Eedvl1999
And question to 01tl4tl: How will they know if some1 has been inside the tranny if they dont even open them, but just send them back to HQ in Japan?
#47
got my car from aamco today, the car is driving very nicely and gear shifts better than before, I cant feel the gear shifting like I used to do before. $3200 was the total cost with $565 for 3/36 could have gotten lifetime warranty but it costs $965. Now its time to try to get my money back from acura
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Originally Posted by Eedvl1999
got my car from aamco today, the car is driving very nicely and gear shifts better than before, I cant feel the gear shifting like I used to do before. $3200 was the total cost with $565 for 3/36 could have gotten lifetime warranty but it costs $965. Now its time to try to get my money back from acura
#49
yeah thanx, Ill look into that, Its gona take day or two to right really good letter, Ill post it once its done before I send it to acura national costumer care, district warranty manager etc etc.
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Originally Posted by Eedvl1999
Now its time to try to get my money back from acura
#51
Its fairly easy for a mechanic to notice the tool marks on all the bolts and the fact the case has silicone from places it never did as a factory unit---yeah its pretty easy to tell!
One of the things they look for is someone else has worked on it.
When my car went in to the Dealer, the tech asked if someone else had pulled the codes!
The cover panel was not in the stock location- but no sweat about someone doing test externally- just internal repairs.
One of the things they look for is someone else has worked on it.
When my car went in to the Dealer, the tech asked if someone else had pulled the codes!
The cover panel was not in the stock location- but no sweat about someone doing test externally- just internal repairs.
#52
Originally Posted by Eedvl1999
yeah thanx, Ill look into that, Its gona take day or two to right really good letter, Ill post it once its done before I send it to acura national costumer care, district warranty manager etc etc.
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