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So I've got this friend Brad who drives a beautiful Land Rover. And as guys often do, we banter back and forth about who has the better SUV. As his vehicle seems to spend as much time in the shop as it does on the road, I've always targeted that particular aspect of the Rover for my own entertainment purposes when extolling the virtues of my service-free MDX.
This past month, I am sad to say, I have lost the upperhand as my always reliable MDX has faultered not once, not twice, but three times.
Insert key, turn key, listen to engine "try" to start.
To eventually get it started required taking the key out, catching my breath, wiping the sweat off my brow, and trying again. This really wouldn't bother me so much however, two of these episodes have occured with Brad as a passenger, and my bragging rights are slowly disappearing.
Anyone know why this occuring or if Acura has addressed the problem?
(5,000 miles on car, no other keys on ring, mild temps, flat surface, nothing unusual about the setting at time of problem)