Which MDX has transmission problems?
The Acura MDX’s biggest problem across the board is transmission failure, and the 2004 year model has earlier and more expensive failures than most other MDXes. The 2001, 2002, 2003, and 2005 MDXes are plagued with total transmission failure as well, but it comes a bit later.
Where does transmission fluid go in a 2003 Acura MDX?
Open the hood and locate the ATF filler bolt on the rear driver side of the engine. The ATF fill plug is situated down below the brake fluid reservoir.
Where is the transmission filter on a 2006 Acura MDX?
Engine side of the transmission. It’s under the airbox. There is a filter cover (part# 4 in diagram) that can be unbolted to remove the filter.
How to know if your Acura MDX has transmission problems?
Some of the most common include: 1 Slipping transmission- this may also feel like a delayed reaction or delayed engagement. 2 Strange as well as awful smells 3 A warning light from your transmission indicator 4 Rough and tough shifts- you are literally struggling to shift gears. 5 Fluids leaking from your transmission fluid leak
What kind of car is the Acura MDX?
The Acura MDX also known as the Honda MDX in Japan and Australia offers consumers mid-size three-row luxury crossover performance. The vehicle is produced by the Japanese automaker Honda and has fallen under the Acura luxury nameplate since 2000. Auto Repairs Are EXPENSIVE
Why does my Acura MDX have a burning smell?
This may be because of a transmission issue too. Once you notice that burning smell, it’s time to head to an auto shop right away. This burning stench is often an indication that your transmission is overheating. The smell could also mean that the transmission fluid is worn and old- and burning.
Why does my Acura MDX shake at high speeds?
Some of the earlier models of the Acura MDX gave owners lots of grief as well as headaches with the transmission. Some owners experienced slippage in the gears, while other owners felt their MDX vehicle vibrate during road trips at certain speeds. Anywhere from 20-50 miles per hour caused lots of MDX owners to feel their cars shake.