Hey guys You are making a great job here. I have a question about Acura TL. Just wanna know if anyone experienced something like this. When i stop i can see arrow on my tachometer going down as well as on the speedometer,but than when i am about to full stop the arrow on tachometer goes up for a moment again like is if i am pushing the accelarate pedal and there is this sound don' know how to explain it. And then goes down as it has to. I think i should post a video with it.
I had two acuras. One was Tl 2002.It had 135k when i bought it. I drove it till 180k. Never had any problems with it. Just regular maintanance. Oil change. I sold it. And i know it is still running great. Now i bought this Acura Tl 2004. It has 70k on it. I though i won't have any problems with it as well. But now i can see i do have a lot of problems. First thing i noticed is an
1. Airy sound on accelertion. Can't find any posts about it.
2. Other thing is vibration on the wheel when i shift to drive. No vibration when it is in neutral. So i know from your post that must be a problem with engine mounts.I am going to check it.
3. Something wrong with hfl. I have navi as well. The story is when i push the hfl buttom i don't here bip sound. And there is no voice. All though i when i will say for example phone set up i can see from information display car hears me. but still i don't hear the respond from it . No voice at all. Previous owner installed ipod on this car. My guess that someone screwed wiring in car when was installing this ipod adapter. Looking for information how to remove this adapter.
4. The other thing after i will drive for some 20 miles and car warms up. i can hear wierd sound coming from engine when i make turns. Steering wheel pump may be. But why there is no such sound when it is cold?
Thank you.

 

Sounds like you bought a messed up tl. No offense. The only problem ive had with my tl is the brake light in the window. But thats about it. Ive hit about 67000 on my car so hopefully when i hit 70k i wont have that many problems. Good luck with all that.