Bulletins


BulletinBulletin dateReplacement BulletinItem no.SummaryAdded
ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING - ENGINE
SB-11-00705/20/201110040486Ready08/31/2011
SB-11-00705/20/201110040486Honda acura: there is a knocking or vibration from under the front of the vehicle while driving due to high temperatures that caused the front engine mount to crack. *rm08/31/2011
ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING - ENGINE - GASOLINE - BELTS AND ASSOCIATED PULLEYS
SB-10-03503/31/201110038324Ready06/15/2011
SB-10-03503/31/201110038324Honda: the drive belt squeaks when a cold engine is started because the a/c pulley is rubbing against the drive belt. *rm06/15/2011

Consumer Complaints


Fail datemilesoccurencesPurchase date
ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING
04/14/2012
 Power steering hose is leaking which can potentially lead to an under hood fire. car was recalled; however, my car's vin is outside the range of the recall numbers. the recalled part is the same issue that i am having. my car is less than 4 years old.
03/12/201258000
 I have a 2008 acura tl type-s. there is a safety recall for the power steering hose for this model, however the vin of my car is not covered. i am experiencing the issue with the power steering hose leaking (verified by an acura dealership). i called acura and they said that even though i am experiencing the same issue as cars that are covered under the recall, my car is not covered. i know from reading reports from other tl owners who have had the same issue, the hose on my car does not have the hose with the heat-shield that is installed when the recall work is performed, thus my car has the defective hose and should be covered.
10/02/20091
 Replaced timing belt, tensioner, fan belt, and back leather seat (bottom part). *tr
ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING - ENGINE
06/28/200820001
 My car is a 2008 acura tl with 2000 miles. it had a major engine failure to quote the acura dealer. a piston rod broke and destroyed the engine along with the oil pan. i was told this is extremely rare if ever that it has happened. i was also told this information was passed along to the highest levels of the acura corporation. when the engine died i was on a busy road and had to be pushed into a parking lot. the car had to be towed 120 miles away since i do not live close to a dealer. i had to have someone drive me to the dealership to pick up a loaner car. i asked for a new car, instead i was told that i was only entitled to an engine replacement. this seems out of line considering the extreme damage the car suffered. if i were acura, i would be concerned that this is either metal fatigue or human error in assembly. either, would certainly call into question other cars that were produced on that assembly line. *tr