Is Acura 2009 TL a good car?

2009 Acura TL Review The highly-ranked Acura TL, which was completely overhauled for 2009, offers a compelling blend of comfort, sportiness, luxury and technology. With a top-of-the-class safety rating thrown in, the 2009 Acura TL is a great choice among 2009 midsize cars.

Is a 2009 Acura TL all wheel drive?

The base model 2009 Acura TL is front-wheel drive and is powered by a 3.5-liter V6 that produces 280 hp and 254 pound-feet of torque. The all-wheel-drive system is capable of transferring different levels of power to individual wheels to maximize traction and grip through turns and in inclement weather.

Are there any problems with the Acura TL?

But no matter how great any car is, they all have problems beneath the surface: some of them more annoying and troublesome than others. While the 4th generation TL is largely devoid of any major issues (except one), it does have a few other nagging problems that drive owners crazy.

Why does my Acura TL make a rattling sound?

Even the tiniest bit of catalyst can be very hard and sharp, causing damage to the cylinder walls, and piston rings. If the issue isn’t caught in time, it can cause permanent engine damage, resulting in lessened engine compression and oil consumption. If you hear a rattling sound coming from your exhaust, do not let it go unchecked. Figure 2.

Is the Acura TL a 4th generation car?

The Acura TL is a great car with a lot of desirable traits, but that doesn’t mean that it isn’t without problems. This article covers the most common and annoying issues with the 4th generation TL. This article applies to the 4th gen Acura TL (2009-2014).

Where are the Cats in an Acura TL?

Two of the cats are in the manifolds, immediately after the engine, these are commonly referred to as “pre-cats,” and then there is the typical downstream catalytic converter. The pre-cats are efficient because they are so close to the exhaust gasses exiting the engine.