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I filmed this 8.16.09 to provide information on a great little Acura CL 2.2 I have for sale! It is a great car for the money. It is a 4 cylinder ...
The V6 Honda Accord and Acura CL, TL and MDX all suffered similar problems. The four-speed automatics in 1999 to 2001 models were afflicted with a bad bearing that could break apart, causing it to shift erratically. I remember asking my neighbour if she would sell me her 2001 Honda Odyssey after she was done with it. “No,” was her reply. The five-speed automatic fitted in 2002 and newer models was barely better. The third-gear clutch pack exhibited premature wear and transmission overheating exacted a toll. We’re on our third transmission already. “I wouldn’t sell that van to anyone I know. That was my first clue that there was something terribly wrong with Honda’s Canadian-built minivan. There’s a glut of online complaints about the Japanese automaker’s big van, which the automotive press had breathlessly endorsed.
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A: Balancing the tires should not be a problem. Now depending on how radical you are with the tire/wheel change you can significantly alter the handling, stopping and performance characteristics. You could be changing the suspension geometry and loading. Now can that cause the tire/wheels to become unbalanced sooned PROBABLY but you will have a different stress on the suspension. (answered by JoeP on May 09, 2006)
A: I have never heard of that, the shop that installs them will do a good job of balancing (answered by montana on May 08, 2006)Q:
A: I would call that an invitation to visit the repair shop. Uh, you might want to call the tow truck before the steering goes out and you endanger someone on the street because you are going forward but can't turn. I wouldn't want to be on the sidewalk nearby when it quits. (answered by Rabbit on July 05, 2006)
A: CV joints or brake rotors. or wheel bearings (answered by bentworth78 on July 05, 2006)Q:
A: it is the pads ..but if ya got grinding then you will be replaceing the rotors too cause they will have to deep of grooves to machine out (answered by goat on November 23, 2007)