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1. Transfer Case-SH-AWD failure-> No, it was recently replaced at the dealership at no cost. 2. Failure with the AWD system would cause me to be in FWD, only causing failure in steering input, especially in turns. 3. The car was put onto the lift and attempted to spin all 4 wheels, only the front 2 spun. Also, they noticed a seal failure/leak from the Transfercase/Transmission. 4. Acura Technicians recommended the replacement after spotting my concern and pointing out the exact issue 5. No lights or warning since the failure happened I had no idea of how bad the issue was until an Acura Technician brought it up. 5(c). I did notice a difference in driving feel i.e jerking in low gear and a leak on the floor, but thought it was just excess oil from oil changes. Confirmed by the tech, it was not when I asked them.

ACURA TLX TYPE S 2023 POWER TRAIN

Short Description Transmission-to-PTU splines, causing AWD loss and requiring full transfer case and transmission replacement.  Summary This drivetrain failure poses an unreasonable safety risk due to the sudden loss of AWD capability, lack of alerts, and resulting instability. My experience is consistent with dozens of documented cases and matches the mechanical fault pattern already under federal review. Given the potential for severe loss of vehicle control, a full investigation and corrective action (including a recall) is necessary.  Symptoms Sudden AWD loss Loud bang or grinding Only front wheels receiving power No warning lights  Safety risks Loss of directional stability Wheel spin under acceleration Hazard in inclement weather  Cost & extent of repairs Many cases require complete drivetrain replacement costing $13kâ$19k.  Prevalence 137k+ vehicles, NHTSA DP26â001 currently open.

ACURA TLX TYPE S 2023 UNKNOWN OR OTHER

Lost power to rear wheels. AWD system failure. I was denied repair at my local dealership as they insisted the car was fine. I told them I had no awd they didnât believe me. I was then forced to trade my car into them for a massive $$ loss becuase i feared for my safety driving a fwd car in the winter. I donât know who owns the car now. I actually have a video of it happening. I can send you it if you work with me. Thanks.

Transfer case documented as leaking on 3-22-2025/ 35,846 Miles while doing regular oil change in my driveway. Brought to the dealership and they confirmed the transfer case needed to be replaced.  If the transfer case went during operation, it could have lead to a dangerous situation with loss of power and control to the rear wheels.  Problem was confirmed after dealership performed visual inspection. Component was not inspected by police, insurance, or others.  No warning lamps, just accumulating liquid on the under-body panels and seeping from the gasket.   The transfer case was replaced on 11APR2025 with the same part number: 29000-5YK-060. I asked if this would happen again since there was no revision to the part number, the dealership was unable to reply.

2023 Acura TLX Type-S — vehicle data sourced from FuelEconomy.gov.

Experience the 2023 Acura TLX Type-S, a certified safe sedan boasting a powerful 3.0L V6 turbo engine delivering 355 hp and 354 lb-ft of torque. With its all-wheel-drive system and 10-speed automatic transmission, this performance-oriented vehicle offers a compelling blend of power and sophisticated engineering.

	2021	2022	2023	2024	2025
Price	—	—	$57,000	$57,000–$63,000	$57,500
Engine Capacity	3L	3L	3.0L	3L	3L
Fuel Type	Premium Gasoline	Premium	Premium Gasoline	Premium	Premium
Transmission	Automatic (S10)	Automatic (S10)	10 speed automatic	Automatic (S10)	Automatic (S10)
Body Type	Compact Cars	Compact Cars	Sedan	Compact Cars	Compact Cars

Acura TLX Type-S (2023) Specifications