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Old 07-04-2012, 02:23 PM   #1
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2006 Acura TL Wheel Alignment

So I took my car to the Langely Acura dealership for servicing and they said they cannot do a wheel alignment unless they change the bushings first. Is that for real? Or are they trying to get another $300 out of me?
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what kind of bushing. THere's a ton in there. Be more specific.

Compliance bushings? Trailing arm bushings? strut tower bushings? front? rear?

I work for Acura (not langley). PM me, I might be able to help.
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what kind of bushing. THere's a ton in there. Be more specific.

Compliance bushings? Trailing arm bushings? strut tower bushings? front? rear?

I work for Acura (not langley). PM me, I might be able to help.
Will check my service papers and see what they wrote. But from what I remember he said the suspension sits on this bushing.
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It was compliant bushings.
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It was compliant bushings.
They are probably ripped. Mine have little tears starting in them.

Sorry to ask in your thread but since it might interest you as well...

BallPeenHammer2 : How bad do they need to be before they will do them under warranty? And are they covered under the extended ?

Also I get a click on accel and decel. I have narrowed it down to the cv shaft, from what i have read it is the splined section on the hub moving slightly. I retorqued the axle nut to spec and it went away for a bit but came back. From what i have read on azine the nuts need to be changed. Have you heard of this ?
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