Attention Acura XG1 Owners: If your vehicle falls within the model years 2015-2020, you need to be aware of a critical stop-sale order issued by Acura due to a potentially catastrophic engine failure. This article provides comprehensive information about the stop-sale, including the affected models, symptoms to watch out for, and steps you should take to protect your vehicle.
The stop-sale order affects all 2015-2020 Acura XG1 vehicles with a V6 engine. The specific VIN range of impacted vehicles is as follows:
Start VIN | End VIN |
---|---|
19XFB4F58FEA00001 | 19XFB4F58JEA13441 |
19XFB4F85FEA00001 | 19XFB4F85JEA10539 |
19XFB5F50FEA00001 | 19XFB5F50JEA01883 |
19XFB5F85FEA00001 | 19XFB5F85JEA08763 |
If your XG1's VIN falls within this range, your vehicle is subject to the stop-sale order and should not be operated.
The most common symptom of connecting rod bearing failure is a metallic knocking noise coming from the engine. This noise is typically more pronounced at higher RPMs and may be accompanied by other symptoms, such as:
Note: If you experience any of these symptoms, stop driving your vehicle immediately and contact your Acura dealer for assistance.
The exact cause of connecting rod bearing failure in the 2015-2020 Acura XG1 is still under investigation. However, Acura has identified a potential issue with the engine oil pump as a contributing factor. The oil pump may not be providing sufficient oil pressure to the connecting rod bearings, leading to excessive wear and eventual failure.
Connecting rod bearing failure is a catastrophic event that can result in severe engine damage and potentially render your vehicle inoperable. In the most extreme cases, connecting rod bearing failure can cause the engine to seize up and cause a collision.
If you own a 2015-2020 Acura XG1 with a V6 engine, you should take the following steps immediately:
Acura is currently working on a permanent solution to the connecting rod bearing issue. In the meantime, dealers are authorized to replace the engine oil pumps of affected vehicles. This repair is expected to take approximately 5-7 hours to complete.
Acura has not yet provided a specific timeline for when the permanent solution will be available. However, the company has stated that it is committed to resolving this issue as quickly as possible and providing updates to affected owners on a regular basis.
Acura has announced that it will reimburse owners for reasonable expenses incurred as a result of the stop-sale order, such as towing and rental car costs. Additionally, Acura is offering extended warranty coverage for the engines of affected vehicles.
The connecting rod bearing issue has also been reported in other Acura models with V6 engines, including the following:
However, these models are not currently subject to a stop-sale order. Acura is monitoring the situation and will issue additional guidance as necessary.
The stop-sale order for the 2015-2020 Acura XG1 is a serious issue that requires immediate attention. If you own an affected vehicle, it is crucial to follow the steps outlined in this article to protect your vehicle and your safety. Acura is committed to resolving this issue as quickly as possible and providing affected owners with the necessary support and compensation.
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