sftroy

need4spd: thanks for the tips and I've enabled PMs. I'll let you all know how things turn out . . . if I'm not required to keep any settlement terms private.

need4spd

PM's not enabled yet.

sftroy

Whoops. Done. Thanks!

KJSmitty

As for Acura stating "a normal characteristic of the car", this will usually cause the BBB to rule in favor of the manufacturer. Be careful introducing mass statistics from the internet stating many other TL's have the same issue.. I did the same with a Nissan BBB case. It only helped justify the fact that it was a supposid - "normal characteristic". BBB was a complete joke in my case.

Best of luck - keep us posted if able

KTOBLESKY

Hey Everyone,

I just got my 05 tl back from the dealership after taking it there for the second time for driveline vibration (I experienced vibration while accelerating through 1800-2200 RPM as noted previously). When I arrived, the service manager told me it was in the exhaust and the way he explained it to me it sounded like they worked on an exhaust system hanger of some sort. He was very excited to tell me that they had figured out the problem. I was skeptical, so before agreeing to sign for the repairs I asked to drive it. To my surprise, they actually did fix it. No vibration.

So, those of you having a problem might want to have your exhaust system thoroughly checked out.