Acura TLX Maintenance Minder 2016 Manual
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The Acura TLX Maintenance Minder system is an advanced technology that calculates the optimum time for your vehicle's maintenance. It takes into account factors like engine operating conditions, driving habits, and mileage to alert you when maintenance is due.
To reset the Maintenance Minder light, turn the ignition to the "ON" position without starting the engine. Use the steering wheel buttons to navigate to the "Maintenance Minder" screen. Press and hold the "Select/Reset" button until the display resets.
The "A1" service code on the Acura TLX indicates that an oil change is required (A) and a tire rotation is needed (1). It's part of the Maintenance Minder system's way of simplifying service needs.
Oil change intervals for the 2016 Acura TLX are determined by the Maintenance Minder system. Typically, this occurs between 7,500 to 10,000 miles, depending on driving conditions and habits.
A "B12" service code indicates a more comprehensive service: replace engine oil and filter (B), check front and rear brakes, rotate tires (1), and replace air cleaner element, dust and pollen filter, and inspect drive belt (2).
While some basic tasks like oil changes and air filter replacements can be done by DIY enthusiasts, it's recommended to have a certified Acura technician perform more complex services to ensure proper maintenance and warranty compliance.
If the Maintenance Minder light doesn't reset, ensure you're following the reset procedure correctly. If it still doesn't work, consult your vehicle’s manual or visit an Acura dealership for assistance.
The Maintenance Minder system itself is part of the vehicle's hardware and software, which is covered under Acura's new vehicle warranty. However, the services indicated by the system are not covered and are the owner's responsibility.
A "B16" service code means you need to replace the engine oil and filter (B), replace the rear differential fluid (1), and inspect the front and rear brakes (6).
You can check the Maintenance Minder codes by turning the ignition to the "ON" position and using the steering wheel buttons to navigate through the information display until the service codes appear.