Are there any problems with my Acura RDX?

Are there any problems with my Acura RDX?

To read the most recent posting on my Acura RDX problems, click here. (April 2018) Scroll down to the bottom of the post for updates (7/28/17 and 9/6/2017) Have you ever purchased a brand new car only to have a problem with it?

What was the problem with my new Acura?

The service team at our Acura dealership said that they couldn’t find anything wrong with the car. No red flags or warning lights were found upon inspection. Their only suggestion was to leave the car overnight so they could drive it on a cold start. At this time, we weren’t able to do that, so my husband left irritated and confused.

Are there any problems with the Acura TLX?

I did find, however, that the TLX model has had problems with jerking motions and gear shifting. A class action lawsuit has been filed in California alleging that the 2015 Acura TLX cars are made with defective transmissions and that Honda/Acura hid this information from customers.

Why does my Acura jerk in second gear?

Sometimes, especially on colder mornings, the engine is not ready to get up and go into the higher gears as quickly as the car wants it to. This in turn, results in the hesitation or jerking motion felt at times, when trying to get the car past second gear. Once everything is “warmed up,” the problem goes away.

Where do I find the cel code on my Acura MDX?

You can use a generic OBD-II scanner to retrieve CEL faults, but those codes will not be as helpful as the codes stored in the Powertrain Control Module (PCM) module (also known as transmission control unit). A multi-system diagnostic scanner that works on Acura will read fault codes from the PCM module.

What should I do if I have a transmission problem in my Acura?

Certain Acura transmission problems can be fixed by updating the transmission software, while other issues may require complete transmission replacement. If your Acura is still under factory warranty, we recommend taking your vehicle to your nearest Acura dealer.

What to do if your Acura is stuck in gear?

If your Acura is stuck in gear or you notice a delay in shifting, the first thing that you need to do is check the transmission fluid level. Do not drive an Acura with low transmission fluid.

You can use a generic OBD-II scanner to retrieve CEL faults, but those codes will not be as helpful as the codes stored in the Powertrain Control Module (PCM) module (also known as transmission control unit). A multi-system diagnostic scanner that works on Acura will read fault codes from the PCM module.

Certain Acura transmission problems can be fixed by updating the transmission software, while other issues may require complete transmission replacement. If your Acura is still under factory warranty, we recommend taking your vehicle to your nearest Acura dealer.

If your Acura is stuck in gear or you notice a delay in shifting, the first thing that you need to do is check the transmission fluid level. Do not drive an Acura with low transmission fluid.

How long does it take to change transmission fluid in Acura?

Drive your Acura around for at least 15 minutes. Make sure to shift the transmission between all the gears if necessary manually. This will allow your Acura transmission fluid to reach operating temperature. Remove the transmission dipstick and determine the fluid level.