I have an Acura TL 2004 and haven't done any major repairs with 233,000 miles. My engine light has been on for quite sometime now. And I understand it's the sensors. I've been running it trouble free

Asked by TerenceFitz Apr 01, 2015 at 10:19 PM about the 2004 Acura TL FWD with Navigation

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

till recently. Started engine and
seemed clunky almost like a misfire.
Had it checked and replaced the
Sparks and coils but Doesn't run any
better. Now the engine light blinks,
Could it be the transmittion switch
causing this? I was told last year it
needed to be replaced

2 Answers

TerenceFitz answered 9 years ago

Thank you .. I really appreciate the feedback .. Is it too late to put a new catalytic converter and new O2 sensors after 2 months of running the car.. Will they be additional damage?

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Davis answered 5 years ago

I have the same problem changed my spark plugs and ignition coils all 6 on 04 acura tl drove good for a month now engine light back blinking had code before blinking for 02 bank 2 sensor just never got replaced now my car is barley starting and shakinh engine light back blinking

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