20 Most Recent 1996 Acura TL Series - Page 6 Questions & Answers

check ur fuses should be under the steering wheel to the left

There are many things that will cause a no start, you will need to check for spark and fuel pressure,

With the right car model, I suggest visit autozone.com (free register) and look in the repair guide.Hoe this helps.

Your emergency fuel pump cutoff may have tripped. If so you will need to find and reset it. Also maybe a blown fuse or bad fuel pump relay. The relay is most likely in the engine compartment inside some sort of black box easily accessible. Both the fuse and cutoff switch is most likely under the dash.

That screw is probably the pressure regulator adjustment screw, this screw is to adjust fuel pressure. Regulating fuel pressure is very important in newer engines. Suggest going to shop good with fuel pressure problems. Not easy fix for a DIY.

First try to check availability of the "Quick Strut" These are available for some cars and trucks from different manufactures...ie, KYB, Carrera, Monroe, and others...the quick strut is the complete replacement assembly...you just need to mark all locations...unbolt, and insert the replacement quick strut that includes the spring and all bushings, and boots...if the "Quick Strut" is not manufactured for your Acura...you need to consider having the replacement struts installed by a shop...the springs have to be switched over, and special (and dangerous) compression tools are needed to take apart...and reassemble...you can borrow the needed tools from many auto stores...but again, not recomended for safety reasons...you will need to have your alignment checked after replacing the struts...needed adjustments left unchecked will "chew up" tires right before your eyes...Hope this helps.

Sometimes the condition of a fuse is not visually obvious. Check continuity with an ohmmeter or continuity tester. Also, a connector in the wiring of the car maybe pulled apart or corroded.