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1808 messages, Last post on Nov 08, 2009 at 8:36 AM
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| Just made an appt for next week and was told $1250 - not expected but if that lets me drive another 100k then its worth it - interested in others experiences too. And I have had ALL of the 2001 MDX problems noted in the string and the good news was my dealer stood between me and the Acura regional folks and got most things covered that should not have gone bad | |
My 2002 MDX is experiencing sudden jumps in RPM (100-200) during highway cruising without any additional input from the pedal. Any idea what can be a problem?
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Hi, I am planning to buy MDX 2004 w/50K mileage form the local dealer (not acura, eg. Toyota). The question is, am I qualified to buy an acura care extended warranty plan after my purchase? If the answer is yes, then, is this warranty will cover my MDX in USA and Canada? Because certified acura vehicles are covered in entire North America........ Your thought will appreciated. Thank you 08.22.08
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Replying to: iron_eagle (Aug 22, 2008 3:51 am) |
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Replying to: brians01mdx (Mar 18, 2006 2:50 pm) |
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| I had it for 3 three weeks. I took it back to the dealer four times already but it still there. When it hit to the higway speed ( 70 and above) the steering start vibrating and bit shaking too. The dealer did put the new set of tires and did something with the rotors. Do you have any suggestion? | |
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Hello all! Just bought a base '08 MDX (after eyeing one and constantly thinking about for over a year) a couple of weeks ago and I try to "hypermile" whenever I can. It seems that when I am coasting to a light, the car seems to have a "dragging" feeling (like brakes are being applied) when I am coasting down to around 40mph. It seems to happen again around 20mph. Am I just being paranoid or is this normal from the automatic transmission? Any comfort/advice is appreciated
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Replying to: cobains (Oct 07, 2008 6:32 pm) |
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Replying to: tkv_01 (Oct 07, 2008 5:41 pm) As it turned out, one dealer told me they replaced the rotors. They lied. They resurfaced them. All other dealers went off the assumption the rotors were new. What happened was the resurfacing was not done properly, which was causing the shaking. The fix: brand new brakes and rotors on the car. You should contact Acura Client Care (I think it's in your owners manual) and tell them the problem. They will get you in touch with the right people. For me, they even contacted the dealership they felt was the best and made all the arrangements. I got excellent care and the car was finally fixed. |
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Replying to: scjd (Aug 21, 2008 12:20 pm)
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