I watched a guy last month hand over twenty-five hundred bucks for what he thought was a pristine 2003 Acura TL Type S because the silver paint was shiny and the interior didn't smell like old gym socks. He drove it forty miles before the tachometer started bouncing like a heart monitor and the transmission slipped into a "neutral" state while he was doing sixty-five on the interstate. He didn't know that the third-gear clutch pack in these cars is essentially a ticking time bomb if it hasn't been addressed with specific cooling mods or a later-model swap. He's now staring at a four-thousand-dollar repair bill on a car he just bought. This isn't a rare story. If you're
2003 Acura Tl Type S
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