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Bad battery, I’ve owned my Acura for about 6 years now. Take out the battery and let it sit for an hour or two and get a volt meter and check it or just take it to the store. If you leave it in your car and get it checked it will pass every time.

Moral of the story for me is I am going for the Milwaukee M18 fuel (1/2"). Sad cuz my ecosystem is DeWalt. So now I gotta buy another expensive battery. But if you want the best torque...

I used my 1/4 Dewalt impact driver for axle nuts on a Honda Accord lol rack and pinion was gone changed a few things with that impact and its still running its an older one but still works

You can also fix the dead play by adjusting the clutch sensor with a 14m wrench.

Will you shoot the video soon?

Muffler delete also or just GReddy exhaust?

I have a k20z3 that grinds 4th if I shift fast I have tried all these oil and nothing works save your money and just buy oem at the end of the day oil is oil I change my motor oil every 1-2k miles with super tech Walmart oil with no problems

A little tip: Toyota was actually kind of stupid for once and made a mistake. From factory, the fuel pressure regulator “vacuum” line is actually connected to the intake before the throttle body, so no vacuum. If you T the line into an actual vacuum hose, like the EVAP line that is right there on top of the intake manifold, it will give you significantly better gas mileage (won’t run rich at idle anymore).

Fuck yeah thanks dude

Just had to have the transmission replaced in my 2017 TLX. It’s faulty sensors inside the transmission. They built it as a non dealer serviceable component inside the transmission valve body. Need an Acura certified rebuilt transmission to truly fix it.

Very good & informative video! I would like to know so far how do you like the Yellow Koni shocks/struts? I need to replace the stock & worn out shocks/struts in my CW2, and I'm evaluating different options, including Koni Yellow & KYB GR2. I've also checked a couple of coilover kits, however I'm not sure if there're any that keeps the stock or almost stock height. I'm willing to lower my CW2 around 0.75" and so far the coilover kits I've seen start the drop at around 1.5", that's why I'm thinking about using the Koni or KTB. Thanks!!!

The suss part was hilarious, thank you for that lmao

Where are vacuum lines going into power steering?

Also you don't put fluid in the bottle?

How do you know when it's done

Is the 2022 oil change any different from the 2024?

Those things drink gas like hell.

#righttorepair #fixyourowncar #acuratsx

Perfect, to the point! Thanks!

Where did you get that intake tube?

Whatd you use for sound deadening and how to install?

I have a 2013 TSX and this is still the best video for our model year. I drained out 2 quarts but only managed to put in 1.7 quarts before it was dripping out of the fill hole. I don't know if it's because it's on stands OR if they just overfilled it a bit a the factory. It shifts fine though so I'm going to leave it for now. I used Honda OEM manual transmission fluid and I think 2 litres / bottles is enough. The fluid I drained out at 10 years + 100,000 km was very dark/black so it was definitely time to do the change. I accessed the bolts by removing the driver front wheel. Had to use a bunch of socket extensions ot access the bolts. Spray brake cleaner afterwards so you can keep an eye/make sure no oil leak. Thx for the video

very sus

My 325i could never

if it's straight up non dirty oil fluid, you could just leave it too

Ty bro I did not want to start jerking and twisting my shit without a tutorial first, good video bro, nice knob.

Is it turbocharge?

Did you notice any decrease in the harmonics/tire noise that come through the firewall after installing them?

Battery is good. Starter is bad.

how wide are the wheels?

I have developed a slight knocking noise after I installed these and it seems to be coming from the area where they connect to the firewall. Did you notice any added noise?

Where can I buy a socket set for this??

What about torco mtf?

Having the same problem with my car idk if it’s the starter ,battery or due to the cold weather can someone help me please when I start the car it’s starts this clicking sound

Do they come in a neutral setting out off box or full soft/hard?

this video is the push i needed to get a new shift knob for my 86. I love how clean the stock one is, but it's just a bit too small for my liking.

very sus but helpful tutorial

How did you get that startup sound?

Thanks for the video

2017 awd takes 6.8 quarts per owners manual

Thank you! I'm having this same issue on my 2005 Honda CR-V in the wintertime which has a 5 speed manual gearbox. I'm going to give this one a try!

I just ordered these and noticed the part # on the box says E4010CC000 instead of E4010CC100 - I assume you ran into the same thing as that is what you noted in your description. Maybe that E4010CC100 is the kit including that hardware. Plan to put them on today.

Thanks for a great, to the point, video. Noise reduction is of most interest, to me, since we're considering buying a 2014 TSX wagon, which is known to be noisier than the sedan. If we buy it, I'll look into improved suspension bushings, to better control NVH. Braided brake lines aren't that expensive but I'll speculate you'd have seen the exact same improvement from just replacing the brake fluid.

How about knocking?

Good 👍

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nicely made video dude, just wondering what the benefits would be from a flexible v-bar? wouldn't the stock rigid one offer more rigidity?

Having this same issue took it to the dealership. They stated the battery is good, but never answered my question on why it would be doing it. They say well it’s starting every time now.

Wanting to do the same thing to my manual cu2 with 200k miles. Wanting to get atleast another 100k out of it. I'm wanting to swap in another transmission because my synchros are shot. Is a k24z7 transmission a direct fit? It's got lsd and easier to find

what is that caution light in the dash mean i’m planning on owning one of these but is that light serious or expensive to fix?