New to the forums. I have a 2011 TSX Wagon I got 2 months ago from carmax at 96000 miles. I'm nearing 100,000 miles and want to do a service on it. I have a history report of the car before I got it but you never know with previous owners.

The car rides great, I just got an alignment and its a smooth quiet ride, small rattle from the passenger door but other than that its great. The technician who gave me an alignment said I should get rear adjustable camber arms.

I was going to take it to an Acura dealer but don't want to pay the absurd costs, so I think I'll take it to a independent acura mechanic. I live in an apartment and don't have any tools to work on the car right now. I moved out and my dad has all the tools but lives 4 hours away.

So other than driving fine I was thinking these things:

1. Oil change 0w-20 synthethic (mobil-1)
2. Inspect brakes/rotors/brake lines
3. Inspect suspension components
4. Inspect fluids
5. Inspect driveshaft/steering boots
6. Inspect exhaust
7. Change spark plugs
8. Transmission fluid flush
9. Inspect water pump/belts

Am I missing anything here? I suspect it will cost a good amount mainly for labor. Probably cheaper if I can supply my own parts.

 

I'm not sure how to edit the OP. But I forgot to mention, I have the B14 acura service light on. I'm not sure when Carmax did the oil change as they did not reset the counter. The oil and transmission fluid look clean/new but I'm not too sure. Would it be bad to flush transmission until I get the service light for it?

 

If you dont have a service history, I would baseline the wagon.

My wagon has 130K miles. Runs like the day it had no miles. No issues at all. The k24 is fantastic if you take care of it.

If it was my car
I would do the oil change, air filters, trans fluid, spark plugs. I have been doing my trans fluid every 60k miles. I do my oil change 10k miles. I did one set of spark plugs. 1 set of tires, 1 battery, and brakes once. I changed belts at 75k miles.

Good luck