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1819 messages, Last post on Dec 03, 2009 at 9:02 AM
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Replying to: vaughn4 (Apr 29, 2008 4:24 pm)
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Replying to: upstatedoc (Apr 30, 2008 4:07 am) In my opinion the 08 TL Type S is just a much better put together machine than the new generation MDX. Note I said the "new generation". We have an 05 MDX and it has been bullet proof. The new MDX while technologically more advanced than the previous version, is just not put together well and plagued with a plethora of issues some of which I consider major ones. From looking through this forum I think a lot of other owners would agree. Too bad, this SUV has potential but Acura corporate needs to get its act together and listen to their customers instead of being so arrogant and condensing.
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Replying to: vaughn4 (Apr 30, 2008 3:28 pm) |
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| just bought a new MDX Sport. Next day, the airbag message came on. Took it to the dealer and he diagnosed a faulty airbag seatbelt sensor. He said car was safe to drive. Nine days later he got the part in. He replaced it in a 90 minute service. So I am driving home (a 40 mile trip) and light comes back on. Next day I called dealer yelling and screaming- he brings me a loaner. Two days later, returns my car and now we are waiting to see if everything is OK. Anybody else with airbag warning lights? | |
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Replying to: crowncity (Apr 17, 2008 8:31 am) |
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Replying to: mdx_owner (Aug 20, 2007 7:44 pm) Then the Engine Mounts broke, $900 repair. Then the buttons on the overhead light broke. $300 unit replacement. Now the driver door won't open, even though it's unlocked. Neither the interior nor exterior handle will get it to work so I have to climb in & out of the passenger door. Looks like my "accentuator" might be out too. I saw a Google posting on the same problem and in that case, the dealer couldn't fix it so he sent it to a body shop to have the door sawed off and the entire handle assembly replaced. The MDX is a nice ride but the headaches aren't worth it. My other car give me much fewer problems and guess what... it's American made. |
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Hi I am looking for a reliable shop/mechanic(preferably Acura Certified) to work on MDX, someone i know who took his MDX for the 15000 miles service and was given a estimate of $900, i was wondering if someone knows of a place in Plano/Richardson/Allen TX area ? Also for the oil change do the quick lube shops use the "crush washer" that the dealership puts so much stress on when doing oil change ? Thanks
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Replying to: un_sidiq (May 03, 2008 8:14 am) |
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The dealer says that the differential oil must be changed every 15000 miles. The manual says that if you drive a lot at slow speeds in the mountains or tow a trailer, change the diff.oil at 7500 mi and at 15000 mi. intervals after that. It makes no mention of how often to change the diff.oil if you drive normally with no special loads being placed on the car. Comments please. Jack H. |
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