Trying to order accessories from www.acurapartsforless.com (they are cheapest so far) but stuck at splash guard. I see several splash guard in the list (it doesn't show complete set) and not sure which one to select. For example,

Splash Guard, R Rear

Part Number: 75820-TJB-C01

Splash Guard, R Rear

Part Number: 43253-TJB-A00

Now, which one to order? Also, not sure if it comes with all required screws or need to order separate. Can someone help here with all part numbers?

 

 

You would need a "set", not single ones.
Part No. 08P00-TJB-200

 

I ordered mine from Curry Acura on ebay when ebay had a 10% off day. It came as a set of front and rear along with screws. Also there are two other parts needed for the rear installation which are included.

Edited to add: I didn't keep the packing material so I don't know the part numbers.

 

Thank you everyone..

 

For those that have installed these guards, did you use the bracket for the rears? I ordered a set of "genuine" OEM 08P00-TJB-200 guards from eBay and it doesn't have the brackets and half the spring clips and screws are missing. The seller says I don't need the brackets but I can't believe the guards would be properly supported with out them.

 

I used the brackets. It was almost a year ago but my failing memory thinks the brackets were needed. Like above I ordered from Curry with some kind of discount. I had no left over parts and needed nothing that wasn't included in the kit.

 

We just did this install on our 2020 RDX... for the rear you need the brackets. It will not install properly without them.

 

Thank you, that's what I figured and that's what I get for trying to go the cheap route. It looks like I'll be placing an order with Curry.

 

How much does Acura dealer charges to install them?

 

Also, when installing, do you need to remove wheels or jack the car up? I am trying to DIY, dealer is giving ridiculous quotes.

 

Our dealer charges $145. for the guards or $225. for the guards with installation.

From the instructions it looks like the fronts are easy enough to do but the rears might be easier with the tires removed.

http://www.urvi.net/forumfiles/SB/BII11735-10.PDF

 

I installed both the front and rear. It is easier if you take off the wheels. The front can be done if you turn the wheels but still a pain. Rears I would not try without removing.

 

Is it because of screws access? I was planing to use angle drill adapter....

 

Yes, removing the wheels would make it easier to align the screws to the holes.

 

If you don’t remove the rear wheels your gonna be kicking yourself with how freaking crappy it will be to install, without the wheels there it’s not bad, fronts can be done without removing them

 

Agree. Fronts went on easy but I just took it to the dealer to get the rears on as I did not want to pull the rear wheels which you pretty much have no choice of.

 

Just install a set, did not need to remove rear wheels with proper tools

 

I installed my OEM over a year ago. the fronts went on easy & fast. I recall the backs being difficult & I could not get the mounting clips on myself. I took it to my mechanic & he installed them in 30 mins at a cost of $60 or so $$$. well worth it..

 

Rears are easy and dont need to remove tires, just need angle
driver tool for $15 from home depot

 

Or remove the tires for free

 

I ended up ordering a set of guards from an Acura dealer.
This is the listing for the set I got from eBay, I didn't try installing them but I believe that they will fit. If anyone wants them they are free for pick up in the San Jose area.

https://www.ebay.com/p/9019969673?iid=253946903054

 

I ordered mine from curry acura as a set. Yes, you do need the bracket for rear

 

The set from eBay doesn't need the brackets as the rear guards use a molded in piece to take the place of the brackets.

 

I installed a genuine set from Acura and the ones you have pictures of are definitely not OEM. The rear also comes with a bracket.

 

I installed a set from Acura also, these are definitely knock offs. I didn't try to install these but just from holding them up against the splash well I think they will fit. I just thought instead of putting them in the recycling bin someone might like to give them a try since I'm offering them for free.