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180 messages, Last post on Aug 11, 2009 at 1:23 PM
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I called Acura national, they said they have no control of maintenance or service pricing of the dealers. Its up to them to charge to charge the customer. For those who thinking to get an MDX. Ask your dealer for an estimate of regular maintenance. They could rip you off on this one. |
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Replying to: danil34 (Aug 06, 2008 1:04 pm) - Replace engine oil1 and oil filter - Rotate tires - Replace rear differential fluid The rest of the maintenance items include "inspections" that they're going to do regardless when your car is up on the lift. I guarantee you can cut that estimate in half by only specifying the 3 above items to be done. |
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Replying to: otis123 (Mar 09, 2005 7:46 am) |
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Replying to: danil34 (Aug 06, 2008 1:04 pm) The break down i told was' Oil and filter change $ 34 .95 + TAX Differential Fluid Change $69 + TAX Tire Rotation $28 (this is a rip off, but i have to go to the dealership since my second row seat wont' slide forward). So they charge about $43 for the visual inspection which i wont' do. In fact the local Honda dealer in DFW area quoted me a higher price then the Acura dealership for the same service.
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Replying to: un_sidiq (Sep 14, 2008 8:18 am) I would pick and chose. Have the Acura dealer do what has to be done there and look for an independent shop ( Jiffy Lube type) to do the rest. As long as you keep the receipts for future verification of work done. Suprised the Honda dealer was more expensive. As of today, with the $0.30 plus increase in gas costs, less vehicle will be sold and more money will have to come from the back room. Watch those prices go up.. |
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I have a new '08 MDX and had roof racks/cross bars installed a couple of weeks after purchasing the vehicle. Ever since, I have noticed and annoying wind whistling noise that happens when I go over 40 MPH. Tried adjusting cross bar positioning but it hasn't seemed to make a difference. If I open the sunroof all the way (not tilt), the noise doesn't happen. Anyone have similar experiences or no noise? |
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I bought 2008 MDX with tech pkg two weeks ago... Are there any settings for focus/distance-to object on rear view camera... Everything in rear view camera looks TOO far away... I remember it was not like this...I might have change some settings and I dont know how... Any help will be appreciated Sanjay
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Replying to: dms9 (Aug 06, 2008 7:23 pm) |
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The dudes at Acura say I need Acura Auto Transmission Fluid ATSZ1 ( or ATS21). They would give a safe alternative.for Jiffy Lube to use. Can anyone help me? Should I just buy it from Acura.....these guys are thieves. Help me? I am not a mechanic |
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Replying to: sanjaysdca (Sep 25, 2008 12:16 pm) I am having the same problem with an '09 MDX Tech. The rear camera has a fantastic wide (and to the side) view...BUT distance to the rear appears much FARTHER than it actually is. This make it totally useless in parallel parking in tight spaces, etc. This was very disappointing to me. My previous (GM) SUV had audible rear sensors, plus a visual 3-light system visible in the rear view mirror. That was a 2002 Buick. Acura is supposed to be so advanced. There are optional "accessory" back-up sensors available from Acura, for about $500 installed. The money isn't the issue, my problem is that it involves removing the rear bumper, drilling holes in it, removing the tailgate weatherstripping and left rear seat, as well as cutting into a section of wiring to get this installed. Will they be able to do this carefully, neatly, and safely? Good luck, be careful backing up!!! Louis |
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