I have the 2005 typse s with 6 sp manual transmission and can not find the right part number for the outer seal for the intermediate half shaft on the passenger side. Every seal I find is too small that is made for automatic I'm guessing. Any help would be most appreciated as I have hit my limit with all 3 local parts stores and a few online. Thanks in advance.

 

Here is a pic of where the seal goes.

 

This seal is too small that is for an automatic transmission

 

Here's the thing, there is no such a thing as a 2005 TL Type-S. That said, there is such a thing as a 2005 TL 6-Speed Manual; that would be the car you should refer to when looking for parts.

 

I'm sorry you are correct, the 04-06 didnt have a type-s, but other gens the manual trans are referred to as type s, I'm looking for answer to question, not the correct terminology to a certain year model that is or isnt a type s. Thanks for playing.

 

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#26 on the link below: 91260-SEP-A01

https://www.acuraoemparts.com/v-2005...aft-half-shaft

 

 

Like I said, the car referenced in this image is a standard TL, not a Type-S; the Type-S models were only built in 2007 and 2008.

 

So why does is have a type-s listed in the powertrain lol, guess an imaginary car that I drive everyday right.

 

Dude, the Type-S was only built between 2007 and 2008, I don't give a damn whether you believe me or not. That said, unless you want to continually believe incorrect information, get on the owners.acura.com website, and look it up for yourself.

In the meantime, here is a little light reading on the 3G TL:

• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acura_...UA7)_2004-2008

 

Lol that's the same picture I posted, I have already said I knew there wasnt a type s in the 3rd gen models, but for the insight you so require, the 6 speed models in the 3rd gen years are more commonly called the type s even tho they weren't officially called that. All I was doing was looking for an answer to a question, which I got after I had a smart ass comment from you.

 

Only if you can buy it with imaginary money

But in all honesty you have a 2004-2006 3.2L 6SPD TL.... Unless you did a J35 swap, there's no way you have a 3.5L 6MT/Type S.

Type S also comes with other goodies such as magnesium front subframe, intake manifold, etc that are designed to make the car balance better on the track.

Use acuraoemparts.com and type your VIN into the tool and it'll list all the parts you need.

 

I said in an earlier post I knew they wasnt a type s in those year models, was just entertaining post that had nothing to do with question I asked...now i have my answer done with the thread.

 

That's funny, I have a 2006 TL 6MT and I've been on this board for nearly three years, and, here at least, the 6MT models are NOT called a Type-S. As for your original question, look at my original response; I pointed you in the correct direction there.

 

Wow i didn't know I got a 05 Type S....

 

As a final note to this glaring mix-up.

1) The funny thing about the incorrect part #91260-SR3-003, that the local counter part monkeys sold you, is that it fits a multitude of manual transmission Honda and Acura models, as shown on the links below. None of which indicate your 2005 TL-6 and if you look closely at the intermediate shaft assembly's shown, their engineering configurations are different.

Honda:
https://www.hondapartsnow.com/genuin...0-sr3-003.html

Acura:
https://www.acuraoemparts.com/oem-pa...ok-91260sr3003

2) However, when you look at the correct part #91260-SEP-A01, only TL models show up.

https://www.acuraoemparts.com/oem-pa...ok-91260sepa01

Lesson learned?

3) That's why it is very important, if you go to a local part store, to have, in your hand, the correct part # you need so that they can search on it in their system, rather than YOU relying on their so-called expertise, LOL.

 

^^^ Autozone special "is the wiper blade for automatic or manual transmission" lmao. This why I have trust issue...

 

LOL, yeah, I got asked the same question when trying to buy a taillight bulb.