20 Most Recent 1999 Acura TL Questions & Answers

get the tranny serviced filter and fluid change

Immobilizer brake code for my accura 2.3 cl ? I dont have the money to have the dealer ship to do it? Or is there some type of sequence I am not aware of that would help the green flashing light on my dash to go off?

The wire has come off reverse switch or switch needs replacing, usually located near shifter on gearbox or transmission.-----------FGTech Galletto 2 Master EOBD2 V51

Check the freezing point of the coolant you are removing just to make sure the coolant is antifreeze.Usually you would refill with full strength coolant if just draining and refilling the rad.

it does sound a wheel bearing is worn out

Make a trip to Harbor Freight. They sell plastic, car body trim pry tools. Cheap! These will give the the leverage you require to remove the door. As you have limited range of motion from inside the car, you may attempt to grab the door panel at the bottom, and pry the top in ad up and down motion, to free the plastic door retainer clips. Be careful. Old, sun stressed plastic can split. Better to make a quick trip to the salvage yard, with your new pry tools in hand, to gain experience removing the trim. Once done, you'll know exactly the locations of your trim retainers. (This will tell you exactly the sweet spots in which to apply your leverage) Good Luck.

This is usually associated with a leak in the heater core. Only proper solution is to replace the heater core. Suggest getting a service manual from local automotive parts store if you want to do it yourself. Usually lots of hidden screws that the book will give you the correct procedure to follow. Or pay someone else to do the repair. Repair manuals usually run less than $40.

Good guess. It's not hard to access the switch on your car. Follow the steps at the link below. Remove the switch and inspect for heat damage. If there is no obvious damage, test the switch with an ohmmeter. Jiggle the switch while testing. Repair Guides Steering Ignition Switch AutoZone com

To reset check engine light... Disconnect the ground (black wire) from the battery. Wait for at least a minute for the computer to reset, then reconnect the ground. Start your car, and the light should not come back on.

battery will need to be replaced and codes cleared from ecu, tcs light more then likely coincidence due to another possible failure, or due to battery problem cause the ecu to code, and needs to be reset.

I'd be looking at a warped cylinder head or blown head gasket.

The solenoid is inside the transmission. Not an easy task.