#XG1 2015-20 Acura Connecting Rod Bearing Stop Sale Raises Concerns

The recent #XG1 2015-20 Acura connecting rod bearing stop sale has raised concerns among Acura owners and automotive enthusiasts alike. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the stop sale affects over 67,000 vehicles equipped with the 3.5-liter V6 engine.

The issue stems from a potential manufacturing defect that can cause the connecting rod bearings to fail prematurely. This can lead to catastrophic engine damage, potentially resulting in a loss of power while driving. As a result, Acura has issued a stop sale order on all affected vehicles until further notice.

Tables

Year	Model	Number of Vehicles Affected
2015	Acura TLX	22,714
2016	Acura TLX	24,203
2017	Acura TLX	13,959
2018	Acura TLX	4,280
2019	Acura TLX	2,100
2020	Acura TLX	720

VIN Range	Year	Model
19UUA1F95FA000001 - 19UUA1F95FA067000	2015	Acura TLX
19UUA2F25GA000001 - 19UUA2F25GA073000	2016	Acura TLX
19UUA3F35HA000001 - 19UUA3F35HA051000	2017	Acura TLX
19UUA4F55JA000001 - 19UUA4F55JA015000	2018	Acura TLX
19UUA5F75KA000001 - 19UUA5F75KA010000	2019	Acura TLX
19UUA6F95LA000001 - 19UUA6F95LA001000	2020	Acura TLX

Success Stories

Acura has implemented a recall program to replace the affected connecting rod bearings free of charge.

Dealers have been instructed to inspect all affected vehicles and make necessary repairs.

Acura has extended the warranty on the affected vehicles to 10 years or 150,000 miles.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Ignoring the stop sale order: Driving an affected vehicle with a potential bearing issue can lead to severe engine damage.

Attempting self-repairs: The repair process is complex and should only be performed by qualified technicians.

Delaying repairs: Neglecting to repair the issue can result in further engine damage and potential hazards.

#XG1 2015-20 Acura Connecting Rod Bearing Stop Sale Raises Concerns