A lot of snap ring related work was done at Acura's expense but the according to the wiki it wasn't a recall: 'First, understand that if there were an across the board offering to fix every transmission regardless of failure, it would be a recall. Car manufacturers do not like the "R" word. There is no recall on the snap ring issue.'Ermmmm, let’s not forget the snap ring failure recall on gen 1
My recall work is done.
Tanks
Brake light
Thermostat
USB software
New battery, old one tested low/bad
Dropped it off Tuesday am, picked it up this morning. First one they've done and no issues or problems. Ready to enjoy some drives over the weekend.
My recall work is done.
Tanks
Brake light
Thermostat
USB software
New battery, old one tested low/bad
Dropped it off Tuesday am, picked it up this morning. First one they've done and no issues or problems. Ready to enjoy some drives over the weekend.
Thanks. Hope it goes smoothly for everyone else also.Glad it went smoothly for you!
I recently completed the recall at my local dealership. They replaced the 3rd brake light as well as the fuel tank.
The car seems to drive differently now. I noticed last night the higher speed accelerations don't pull as hard as before. I'm not sure what has caused this. Are any of you guys having the same issue?
I’m going for a drive tomorrow. See if I notice anything. Only a couple slow drives since I picked it up.I picked mine up today and noticed that also. I thought it was just my imagination.
I’m going for a drive tomorrow. See if I notice anything. Only a couple slow drives since I picked it up.
I rescheduled my service for the 15th. My local dealer said he had 2 tank sets that came in. He said $5K each tank if I heard him right......
I recently completed the recall at my local dealership. They replaced the 3rd brake light as well as the fuel tank.
The car seems to drive differently now. I noticed last night the higher speed accelerations don't pull as hard as before. I'm not sure what has caused this. Are any of you guys having the same issue?
I drove mine quite a bit in Sport+ and off the line it didn’t have that rush. Then on the highway when darting through traffic it didn’t lunge like it used to.
I am "scheduled" to have the car done and I got a call from the service guy this morning.
I had talked to him about damaged replacement tanks previous to the call and he was surprised to hear that one.
So, of course I kind of expected the call to confirm that the parts they got were damaged and it is going to be another week, no big deal to me.
I was right.
About $2k per tank actually.
A procedure called the Forced PI idle mode needs to be performed.
You guys probably know this, but the NSX has two separate fuel injection systems. The direct injection system is only what operates for pretty much most of the time. Get your foot into it and above a certain RPM, then port injection system comes online.
What may have occurred during then replacement of your fuel tanks is some air may be trapped in the lines for your port injection system. Which of course would cause flow issues when the engine needs it the most, lean out the mixture, and sap some power.
You could just go out and drive the car like it’s stolen for a little while, and the air will work itself out on its own. Or take it back to the dealer, and they need to enter the maintenance mode, then the forced PI idle mode, and let the car idle for at least 15 minutes. It shouldn’t be hard for them to figure out how to do that, since that same procedure is done to completely empty the lines of fuel as the first few steps of the tank recall.