| nicksan |
Hello,
2001 MDX Touring/Navi with 57k miles here. I've had the rumble strip problem for a while now. Thought I could live with it, but I'm getting sick and tired of driving a luxury SUV and feel the rumble and having to lay off the pedal just to get it to stop!
I want to know if any of you out there have gotten a "Goodwill" tranny replacement in the NY/NYC area. (Long Island/Queens/Brooklyn included as well)
The dealers here are not too friendly of give out too much "Goodwill" so I thought I'd ask to save myself the frustration of dealing with unsavory service people that is often seen in dealers in my area.
I only have 57k miles and my tranny is going. This is ridiculous. I feel like I paid a lot of money for nothing.
On a recent trip, my Navi went crazy. Now all it does is restart over and over again. I have to take out the darn DVD just to get the trip computer to show up!:mad:
Please help!!! |
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| schow07024 |
| Have my 2001 mdx at 52k. No problem yet but would like to prepare. |
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| JL_SS |
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Originally posted by nicksan
Hello,
2001 MDX Touring/Navi with 57k miles here. I've had the rumble strip problem for a while now. Thought I could live with it, but I'm getting sick and tired of driving a luxury SUV and feel the rumble and having to lay off the pedal just to get it to stop!
I want to know if any of you out there have gotten a "Goodwill" tranny replacement in the NY/NYC area. (Long Island/Queens/Brooklyn included as well)
The dealers here are not too friendly of give out too much "Goodwill" so I thought I'd ask to save myself the frustration of dealing with unsavory service people that is often seen in dealers in my area.
I only have 57k miles and my tranny is going. This is ridiculous. I feel like I paid a lot of money for nothing.
On a recent trip, my Navi went crazy. Now all it does is restart over and over again. I have to take out the darn DVD just to get the trip computer to show up!:mad:
Please help!!!
Tranny replacement "goodwill" comes from Acura - not the dealer. If the dealer gives you a problem, then ask to speak directly with the area Acura rep. Good luck. |
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| xdriver |
| I think i might have good news for you. I had the some problem and it was fixed. It was not the tranny. It was, get this the, Front wheel Bearings. |
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| nicksan |
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Originally posted by xdriver
I think i might have good news for you. I had the some problem and it was fixed. It was not the tranny. It was, get this the, Front wheel Bearings.
Not sure how this is good news for me. Did you deal with a dealer in NY?
...or are you talking about the fact that you got something fixed out of goodwill? |
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| csmeance |
| don't go to valley stream acura, try out smithtown acura, and metion to the service rep that a friend of yours refered them to acurazine.com, they will take car of you as they were very nice to me. |
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| nicksan |
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Originally posted by csmeance
don't go to valley stream acura, try out smithtown acura, and metion to the service rep that a friend of yours refered them to acurazine.com, they will take car of you as they were very nice to me.
Did you go there for a transmission problem or was this something else? |
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| nicksan |
quote:
Originally posted by xdriver
I think i might have good news for you. I had the some problem and it was fixed. It was not the tranny. It was, get this the, Front wheel Bearings.
OK, I get it now. Sorry. Didn't initially understand this.
I'm glad it wasn't a serious problem for you, but I think mine is a transmission problem, and many other have the same type of problem, often described as "rumble strip", "shuttering", etc.
Mine seems to happen when I have been driving the MDX for a while and it is fully warmed up. It does not exhibit the symptoms when it is cold. Mostly it'll happen when I've been on the highway a while then take the exit, then onto regular roads. Then at times depending on the speed and the pressure on the pedal I feel like I am driving over a rumble strip...the MDX starts to "vigbrate" and I have to lay off the gas to get it to stop doing that. |
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