Any recalls or service bulletins for TSX window controls?

2007 TSX. This one is my Dad's, about six months ago his rear passenger window crapped out. It started with his losing function from the driver's controls and soon the actual controls on the rear passenger door failed. The tech traced it to a colored wire (the color escapes me right now) but the service manager didn't want to fix it under warranty since there was an after-market remote starter installed. The tech agreed it wasn't related to the starter and the starter installer went in and also stated there was no way his installation could have resulted in frying the wire. The service manager was willing to cover the fix IF my father allowed them to remove the rear seat and many interior components to trace the wire back to where it failed. There were two catches, the first was that it would cost about $400 if they couldn't prove the starter wasn't the culprit and also the fact that the tech warned my Dad that in his experience, once you tear an interior apart like that there will always be some rattles when I is put back together. He is 67 and rarely has rear passengers so he just asked them to close the window permanently and give him the car back. Now he is having the same problem with the front passenger window, neither control will operate the window. Any history of this in the TSX?
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S/B 954RR
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On Feb 27, 12:04=A0am, "S/B 954RR" wrote: snip =A0Any history of this in the TSX?

The other question you may want to ask is whether mysterious electrical problems ever occur after the installation of an aftermarket remote starter.

Perhaps you already know the answer to that one.

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ACAR

Bet they use that excuse for anything else that goes wrong -- especially if it is electrical -- like a battery or perhaps even the transmission since it has electronic controls. The problem is that whenever you make any mod not installed by the dealer that it factory authorized, your warranty may be in jeopardy. He could write Honda -- Acura.

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tww1491

I have a 2004 TL that is out of warranty and had a problem with my passenger window regulator. I asked my local Acura dealership to repair it during a recent visit.

The service manager replaced it and called it a 'goodwill' repair so there was no charge. The cost would have been $220, so I was very pleased at the warranty repair as I had fully expected to be charged.

I have always been treated well at Gold Coast Acura in Ventura, CA. They always provide a complimentary Acura and I've never had any issues with their repairs.

Regarding the window regulator, I was told there are some issues with them and it is not unusual to replace the regulator.

Best of Luck,

- Russ in Santa Barbara

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rll

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