Acura Connecting Rod Bearing Stop Sale: What You Need to Know

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Acura Connecting Rod Bearing Stop Sale: What You Need to Know

Acura has issued a stop sale for certain 2019-2023 MDX, TLX, and RDX models due to a potential issue with the connecting rod bearings.

Affected Vehicles

The following vehicles are subject to the stop sale:

Model Year	Model	VIN Range
2019-2021	MDX	N/A
2022-2023	MDX	N/A
2019-2023	TLX	N/A
2019-2023	RDX	N/A

Potential Issue

According to Acura, the connecting rod bearings in these vehicles may be susceptible to premature wear and failure. This issue may lead to engine damage and a loss of power.

Consequences of Premature Wear

Consequence	Impact
Catastrophic Engine Failure	Can result in a total loss of the vehicle
Sudden Loss of Power	Can pose a significant safety hazard while driving
Increased Maintenance Costs	Can lead to costly repairs or engine replacement

Benefits of Early Detection

Benefit	Impact
Prevention of Major Engine Damage	Can save thousands of dollars in repair costs
Enhanced Safety	Reduces the risk of sudden power loss or accidents
Improved Performance and Efficiency	Can optimize engine performance and fuel economy

How to Determine if Your Vehicle is Affected

If you own one of the affected vehicles listed above, contact an Acura dealer immediately to schedule an inspection. The dealer will verify your vehicle's VIN and determine if it is subject to the stop sale.

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What to Do if Your Vehicle is Affected

If your vehicle is affected by the stop sale, the dealer will:

Step	Action
Inspect the Engine	Examine the connecting rod bearings for signs of wear or damage
Replace the Engine (if necessary)	If the bearings are damaged, the dealer will replace the engine
Cover the Cost of Repairs	Acura will cover the cost of all repairs related to the connecting rod bearing issue

Conclusion

The Acura connecting rod bearing stop sale is a serious issue that should not be ignored. If you own an affected vehicle, contact your dealer immediately to schedule an inspection. Early detection can prevent major engine damage and ensure the safety and reliability of your vehicle.