Is this OK for Acura RL 2006 V6 engine
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Sorry, but it all depends on cold cranking amps required by your V6. The Odysseus is 170coca. That's enough for my little 2.0L turbo 4, but it's a daily driver, and I put the Odysseus charger on it for top off every weekend.The main reason I run this battery is to save 25lbs from my engine compartment.And come summer, I'll mount this AGM battery under my rear seat.
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HECK NO! It's for a motorcycle or jetski. Even though it says it's for a car, don't order this over AMAZON. The recommendations are all messed up!!! Non-returnable too
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I have had one in my Corvette Z06 for many years now. I installed it in the back of the car and ran big gauge cables up to the front, for better weight distribution for the track. I haven't had any trouble cranking over the 5.7L V8 through those cables, as long as it has a good charge. I don't drive it all of the time, so I keep a trickle charger on it to keep it topped off. I do live in Los Angeles, so if you live in a cold climate it may not work so well.
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That's the same codes that came up for me. I changed it on a 2000 Avalon v6. Probably will fit but check with supplier. Also check what bank and sensor number it is, some are easier to change like the front one.
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I am impressed with this kit.OE parts. Has what you need except thermostat and gasket,external belt and external idlers. You should replace those as well while your in there. A crank seal would not be a bad idea either. Don't attempt cam seals on that 06 unless you are a master tech. as they are very involved.
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No, this item will not fit your 2001 Acura TL. AEM does not make a short-ram intake for the TL. Check here for intake systems that do fit your car:http://www.autoaccessoriesgarage.com/Air-Intake-Systems
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Darien, I own a 2002 Acura RL and this is the correct OEM headlight bulb. I removed the bad bulb from the Acura and the Philips HID bulb was installed from the factory. I replaced both Left and Right headlight bulbs even though only 1 was bad, I figured the other one will probably go out soon also. I usually try to stay with the original parts when doing repairs if possible. Some of the cheaper aftermarket bulbs do not have the black band/shield on the bulb like the original bulbs. The band helps to direct the light down towards the road. I am not sure about the Sylvania bulbs, I haven't used them.Mark Darien, I own a 2002 Acura RL and this is the correct OEM headlight bulb. I removed the bad bulb from the Acura and the Philips HID bulb was installed from the factory. I replaced both Left and Right headlight bulbs even though only 1 was bad, I figured the other one will probably go out soon also. I usually try to stay with the original parts when doing repairs if possible. Some of the cheaper aftermarket bulbs do not have the black band/shield on the bulb like the original bulbs. The band helps to direct the light down towards the road. I am not sure about the Sylvania bulbs, I... » Read More Darien, I own a 2002 Acura RL and this is the correct OEM headlight bulb. I removed the bad bulb from the Acura and the Philips HID bulb was installed from the factory. I replaced both Left and Right headlight bulbs even though only 1 was bad, I figured the other one will probably go out soon also. I usually try to stay with the original parts when doing repairs if possible. Some of the cheaper aftermarket bulbs do not have the black band/shield on the bulb like the original bulbs. The band helps to direct the light down towards the road. I am not sure about the Sylvania bulbs, I haven't used them.Mark « Show Less
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It should be just fine. Being as how it's a universal cat. It will look different than O.E.M and if your doing it yourself you'll most likely have to use exhaust flex pipe. I'd also cross reference magna flow's web site to make sure it's the correct cat. ( amazon originally refered the wrong # for my 1999 Audi a6 v6 ) good luck with your project my friend.
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I had the product installed on two vehicles 2004 Acura TL and 2006 Honda Civic, it performs without flaws...
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it might you need to go to carid.com type in your car year and model then click on performance then click cold air intake systems. I bought one for my 1999 Honda accorf major horse poewer increase and gas milage and performance is outstanding sounds really nice with v6 . well your welcome hope this answered your question
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I bought it for a 1966 Mustang automatic non AC car and it works perfect. Mine is a6 cylinder also. Hope that helps.
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I find this to be an echo chamber for a throaty v8. Im not so sure about a 4 cyl.... V6 might sound good. As far as ffitment. Just depends on the size of pipe you are using and if you have a pipe expander.
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This product worked in my 1998 V6 Toyota Camry LE, but mine is set up for California emissions. If your car is set up for Federal (non-California) emissions, this is not the right part. This was the right part for the upstream rear A/F Ration Sensor (back of the engine compartment). The correct Denso part for the upstream front on a V6 Camry LE (Calif. emissions) is 234-9009. Go to Denso's website and plug in your vehicle information for the exact part for your specific vehicle: http://densoautoparts.com/find-my-part/vehicle-selection
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Hi Please refer to the picture 5 and 6 which shows the bolt pattern and measurement. As long as you have a bracket that can hold the engine with the bolt pattern like that, it should be fine. You will also need the throttle cable , throttle clamp and kill switch to make engine running. Thanks
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Good question! Have you checked the owner's manual? Acura should have a web site that details compatibility. I'd even call a dealer and see what they use/recommend. They will definitely have the item's model# and you can use that to shop. Hope this helps! Peace,
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I know About GAP .060, running fine, new AC Delco of Dist. cap, Rotor, Spark Plug Wire, Coil and ING,
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Yes. It actually is a Rav4 part that includes 2006. I was able to use it successfully on an 06 Highlander.
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Mine was a V6. I would confirm with ford if the stock radiator is the same for both engines. If it is, you should be good. This was a better quality radiator than the factory one.
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The motor that this intake is made for is r18a motor. If that motor is in that version of the car then, I assume it should work for you.