Service, maintenance, and repair information to help you get the most out of your Acura’s exhilarating performance.Acura MaintenanceThere’s nothing quite like your Acura. And to keep it in tip-top shape, routine maintenance should always be your top priority. But no matter how dedicated you are to its preventive maintenance schedule (PMS), there might be some cases where you’ll need repairs done to your vehicle. Check out some of the problems you might encounter with your Acura below.
Temperature fluctuations and humidity have caused the ammonium nitrate to become unstable in some 2001 to 2003 RDXs. This can cause the airbags to rupture or explode and hit the passengers with shrapnel.
Some owners of the 2010 Acura redesign have complained about their vehicles consuming more engine oil than necessary, which led them to top up on oil earlier than scheduled. This has been a common complaint from owners despite not seeing any sign of leaks or blowouts.
Power steering failure has been a common problem found in some 2012 Acura TSX models. Many drivers of this redesign have complained about the power steering stopping abruptly while driving, making the vehicle difficult to steer.
Most Common Acura QuestionsOur database has 2 questions related to Acura models, with more added daily. These questions are answered by our team of experts, product specialists, and automotive enthusiasts from the CarParts.com community. Here are some of the frequently asked questions about Acura vehicles.
