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CarComplaints.com Notes: 2015 Acura TLX owners just want a transmission that can get from 1st to 5th gear without feeling like a washing machine full of bricks. A class-action lawsuit wants answers for why the car’s transmission jerks and hesitates just months after the transmissions were recalled and replaced for not being able to shift into park.
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definitely annoying- Typical Repair Cost:
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- Average Mileage:
- 14,000 miles
- Total Complaints:
- 1 complaints
Most Common Solutions:
- not sure (1 reports)
engine problem
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This happens now cntinually. Whether I am coming down the Blue Ridge Mountains or simply travelling down what is probably the steepest hill in Arlington VA, the odometer hits over 3,000 rpms and stepping on the gas does nothing. Only braking will bring it down. I expect the 9 speed transmission to settle on a higher gear thus bringing the rpm's down to around 1500-1600 rpm's but it simply never disengages.
I call it nothing more than bothersome, because I am certain braking will break the problem, since the slower the car goes the RPM's follow, but I have never experienced this in a car before this month.
Also I do not have the transmission problems here-to-fore mentioned. It drives very smoothly whether cold or warm, never lurches ahead, never feels like a washing machine going through inappropriate gears. As a matter of fact, upon acceleratoion on a flat surface the power curve is similar to a Tesla mod 3, it is just that powerful! It simply does not disengage when zipping down a large hill/mountain.
- Richard D., Arlington, VA, US