Front Suspension Strut Problems of Acura RSX

First started hearing a popping/knocking noise on the front right side of the car when turning the wheel at slow speeds at 5,034 miles. Dealer tightened strut tower nut and lubed spring bearing. The noise went away and reappeard at 5,527 miles. The dealer then replaced the right fron strut. The noice went away and reappeard at 9,278 miles. The dealer had a regional factory rep come and look at the car. They replaced both front struts. The noise went away and reappeard at 12,978 miles. The dealer test drove and did hear the noise again. We are now in the first staqes of implementing our lemon law rights by submitting by certified mail, notice to manufacturer of final opportunity to repair, found on the lemon law website. We fully intend on pursuing our consumer rights to either replace or refund .

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Suspension problem - Acura Rsx type s 2006 model year. At 1300 miles, started hearing a popping/clicking sound when making slow turns. Turns out the sound came from the right front strut assembly. Since the car was new, the entire strut assembly was replaced. Now the sound is reappearing (2300 miles). Another appointment with the dealer set up for later this month.

Bought rzx Acura had it for two week loud noice front right the order a new strut assembly repaired car. 4 days later same sound went back they said spring is rubbing the strut base fixed it so far its been two days we will see. It is horrible to save and spend so much for a new car have it for 2 weeks and its junk already unbeliveable. . .

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Front suspension safety defects. New 2005 Acura Rsx required front strut assembly replacements due to clunking noise when turning at slow speeds. Strut assemblies both on back order, taking three (3) weeks for repairs. American Honda motors CO. , inc. , originally claimed that "the fix" for the problem, ("not a safety issue") was to apply a "special lubricant" coming from japan, as determined by "our engineers. " ten (10) days later, Honda says that the "special lubricant" was not "the fix" but that "shaving down the lower springs was "the fix. " within an hour, american Honda motors CO. , inc. , by its legal team, claimed that "shaving down" the springs was "not entirely accurate" for the current fix, but rather they would "tweak" the suspension. No further description of this "tweaking" was provided. Finally, after deciding not to repurchase the car with defective strut assemblies, Honda claims that its engineers have determined that the struts were bent in shipping. The current "fix" is to bend the strut in the opposite direction, I. E. , away from the spring, and that all will be well. No consideration was given to any metallurgical defects from bending the steel in opposite direction, nor on any other part of the suspension system as a result of this "tweaking. " the identical suspension defects have been reported to this website as early as April 6, 2005, and to various Acura dealers in the washington metropolitan area. A single dealer replaced struts on four (4) 2005 Rsx cars. Moreover, Honda has known about the defect at least since mid-July, 2005, if not before, yet refuses to replace the car or to definitively determine the precise problem and a uniform and proper correction since the replacement struts have the same defect as those installed originally. Indeed, Honda admits that all 2005 Rsx base model cars have the problem because a new strut supplier has been providing the struts and springs than has done so previously.

Squeaky front right suspension when bought new and alignment was off to the right. Brought to dealer for repair and realignment when only had 100 +/- miles. Service advisor verified squeak on suspension. They fixed the alignment but claimed that the noise was gone on suspension, or they could not duplicate it. Now with 791 miles,car is back at dealer with suspension squeak worse than before. Found that the front right strut is blown and the part is in "national back order. " they say that it could take weeks to get the part. They have now had my car longer than I have ever owned it. This is unacceptable, shame on Acura for calling themselves a luxary company.