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26 messages, Last post on Nov 13, 2009 at 3:04 PM
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Replying to: vdoshi (Jun 05, 2007 6:15 pm) My last suv was a pilot, I seem to recall a similar issue. I have the same issue with my 05 Accord. Likely a bad rim, since the new tires didn't help. |
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Replying to: vdoshi (Jun 05, 2007 6:15 pm) car has only close to 11000mileages and we have visited atleast 10+ times steering wheel vibration window noise enought is enough, we are filing for lemon law advise to all mdx new owners... dont get fooled by the dealership saying that these problems are normal... they are just filling you in with craps... make sure you keep all records... your car may be a lemon car... read about it... yahoo it, consumer's affair guide... before it is too late... by the way... i dont know what acura manufacturer is thinking about because these vibration is not normal... i wouldn't be surprise if they are getting a massive recall on the 07+ mdx... |
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Replying to: yeetnduner (Apr 02, 2008 12:34 pm) You will find people report issues like this with ANY car due to possible problems with bent rims, etc. And I have read virtually every magazine, internet, etc, review of the MDX and never seen any reviewer mention vibration and other such problems.
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Replying to: jmpage2 (Apr 03, 2008 11:42 am) Please read "Acura MDX Maintenance and Repair" discussion for more owner reviews on vibration. |
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Replying to: yeetnduner (Apr 02, 2008 12:34 pm)
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Replying to: tb44 (Apr 04, 2008 5:50 am) My $40,000 Audi A4 has some squeaks and a rustling noise coming from the vents when the fan is on a higher speed. I had a set of rims for my older A4 which had vibration at 70-80mph on the highway, it never could be fixed. Swap out for new rims fixed that problem. The reality is that these are cars that get driven over potholes, bumps, ice, etc, and they are never going to be perfect. Certainly some problems are easier to fix than others, but I know plenty of people with Acura products who are very happy with them. To be on the safe side we leased our new MDX. If it turns out to be unreliable or has rattles and other issues we will simply turn it in at lease end. If it turns out to be a great car than we will buy it out at lease end. This is one of the few advantages of leasing, being able to get the car for an extended period and only buy it if you are really happy with it. Sure beats resale headaches if the car has issues. |
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Replying to: vdoshi (Jun 05, 2007 6:15 pm) but it seems the problem still exist and will likely have to go back. this is very frunstrating for a brand new MDX. I had driven acura Integra for 8 years and never had any issue. even driving at 85~90mph in california the integra steer wheel is solid stable. The problem now is that dealer claim that the highway limit here is 55mph, and they can not risk getting ticket to confirm the problem at 70mph above. any suggestion?
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Replying to: Cathe (Nov 28, 2008 11:18 pm) First, call Acura North America and log a ticket with the problem saying that after balancing the tires this problem exists. This trouble ticket will get assigned to an account manager who will contact you for further details. Then he/she will call the dealer service manager to resolve the problem. Above step is to escalate the problem and put pressure on service manager to expediate and put resources to resolve the problem. Second, when you do go in again for the problem to be resolved at the dealer, have the technician sit in the passenger seat and you drive the car. That is what I did and showed the problem to the technician at that speed. In my case, the technician relaced all 4 rims/tires with brand new ones from another vehicle. This resolved my problem. I believe that me logging my case with Acura North America definitely put pressure for the dealership to go the extra mile. OFcourse, the technician was very good and clearly understood the problem. He said he was going to log this issue and a solution he provided back to Acura North America as he could not understand why the set of rims/tires I had were causing the problem.
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Replying to: vdoshi (Nov 29, 2008 9:32 am) thank you so much for your valueable experience. I am going to give Acura North America a call monday to address this issue. Even though the vibration is not signicantly terriable, it is still unacceptable for a brand new luxury car to have this problem right out to door of dealship. I will post update later. |
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