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61 Connecting Rods found

  • Diagram for Acura Connecting Rod - 13210-RYE-A00
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    Acura Connecting Rod

    Part Number: 13210-RYE-A00
    $70.05 MSRP: $97.70
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    • Other Name: Rod, Connecting
    Fits the following Acura Models:
    • MDX 2007-2009
  • Acura Connecting Rod - 13210-5G5-H00
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    Acura Rod, Connecting

    Part Number: 13210-5G5-H00
    $148.41 MSRP: $209.62
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    • Other Name: Connecting Rod
    Fits the following Acura Models:
    • MDX 2017-2020
  • Acura Connecting Rod - 13220-58G-A51
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    Acura Rod Set, Connecting (Special)

    Part Number: 13220-58G-A51
    $2662.38 MSRP: $3802.32
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    Fits the following Acura Models:
    • NSX 2017-2021
  • Acura Connecting Rod - 13210-5J6-A00
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    Acura Connecting Rod

    Part Number: 13210-5J6-A00
    $148.95 MSRP: $210.38
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    • Other Name: Rod, Connecting
    Fits the following Acura Models:
    • MDX 2022-2026, 2014-2020
    • TLX 2015-2020
  • Acura Connecting Rod - 13210-6B2-A00
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    Acura Rod, Connecting

    Part Number: 13210-6B2-A00
    $68.45 MSRP: $95.47
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    • Other Name: Connecting Rod
    • Replaces: 13210-RPY-G10
    Fits the following Acura Models:
    • Integra 2024-2026
    • RDX 2019-2025
    • TLX 2021-2025
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  • Acura Connecting Rod - 13210-PRB-A01
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    Acura Connecting Rod

    Part Number: 13210-PRB-A01
    $191.50 MSRP: $273.50
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    • Other Name: Rod, Connecting
    • Replaces: 13210-PRB-A00
    Fits the following Acura Models:
    • RSX 2002-2006
  • Acura Connecting Rod - 13210-6S9-A00
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    Acura Rod, Connecting

    Part Number: 13210-6S9-A00
    $143.41 MSRP: $202.55
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    • Other Name: Connecting Rod
    Fits the following Acura Models:
    • MDX 2022-2026
    • TLX 2022-2025
  • Acura Connecting Rod - 13210-PGK-A00
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    Acura Rod, Connecting

    Part Number: 13210-PGK-A00
    $163.52 MSRP: $230.96
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    • Other Name: Connecting Rod
    Fits the following Acura Models:
    • MDX 2001-2002
  • Acura Connecting Rod - 13210-R70-A00
    Diagram for Acura Connecting Rod - 13210-R70-A00
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    Acura Rod, Connecting

    Part Number: 13210-R70-A00
    $70.23 MSRP: $97.95
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    • Other Name: Connecting Rod
    • Replaces: 13210-R70-A10, 13210-RV0-A00
    Fits the following Acura Models:
    • RDX 2013-2018
    • TL 2009-2014
    • TSX 2010-2014
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  • Acura Connecting Rod - 13210-R40-A00
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    Acura Rod, Connecting

    Part Number: 13210-R40-A00
    $188.70 MSRP: $269.50
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    • Other Name: Connecting Rod
    • Replaces: 13210-RLF-S00
    Fits the following Acura Models:
    • ILX 2013-2015
    • TSX 2009-2010
  • Acura Connecting Rod - 13210-RZP-000
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    Acura Rod, Connecting

    Part Number: 13210-RZP-000
    $205.61 MSRP: $293.65
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    • Other Name: Connecting Rod
    Fits the following Acura Models:
    • ILX 2013-2015
  • Acura Connecting Rod - 13210-RKG-000
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    Acura Rod, Connecting

    Part Number: 13210-RKG-000
    $189.16 MSRP: $270.14
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    • Other Name: Connecting Rod
    Fits the following Acura Models:
    • RL 2011-2012, 2009
    • TL 2009-2011
    • ZDX 2010-2011
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  • Acura Connecting Rod - 13210-RDV-J00
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    Acura Rod, Connecting

    Part Number: 13210-RDV-J00
    $206.62 MSRP: $295.08
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    • Other Name: Connecting Rod
    • Replaces: 13210-P8A-A00, 13210-P8C-A00, 13210-RCA-A00
    Fits the following Acura Models:
    • CL 1997-1999
  • Acura Connecting Rod - 13210-5A2-A00
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    Acura Rod, Connecting

    Part Number: 13210-5A2-A00
    $261.07 MSRP: $372.85
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    • Other Name: Connecting Rod
    • Replaces: 13210-R48-H00
    Fits the following Acura Models:
    • ILX 2016-2022
    • TLX 2015-2020
  • Acura Connecting Rod - 13250-PR7-406
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    Acura Rod Assembly, Rear Connecting (Over Size) (0.50)

    Part Number: 13250-PR7-406
    $1270.68 MSRP: $1814.73
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    • Position: Rear
    Fits the following Acura Models:
    • NSX 1998-2005
  • Diagram for Acura Connecting Rod - 13210-RBB-A00
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    Acura Rod, Connecting

    Part Number: 13210-RBB-A00
    $173.76 MSRP: $245.42
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    • Other Name: Connecting Rod
    Fits the following Acura Models:
    • TSX 2006-2008
  • Acura Connecting Rod - 13210-P5A-000
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    • Other Name: Rod, Connecting
    Fits the following Acura Models:
    • RL 1996-2004
  • Acura Connecting Rod - 13210-RWC-A01
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    • Other Name: Connecting Rod
    Fits the following Acura Models:
    • RDX 2007-2012
  • Acura Connecting Rod - 13210-PNA-000
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    • Other Name: Connecting Rod
    Fits the following Acura Models:
    • RSX 2002-2006
  • Acura Connecting Rod - 13210-PGE-A00
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    • Other Name: Connecting Rod
    Fits the following Acura Models:
    • CL 2001-2003
    • TL 2000-2008
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Acura Connecting Rod Parts Questions & Experts Answers

  • Q: What Steps Should Be Taken Before Inspecting Connecting Rod and Pistons on Acura Integra?
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    Before the inspection process can be carried out, the piston/connecting rod assemblies must be cleaned and the original piston rings removed from the pistons, ensuring that new piston rings are always used during reassembly. Using a piston ring expander tool, carefully remove the rings from the pistons without nicking or gouging them. Scrape all traces of carbon from the top of the piston using a handheld wire brush or fine emery cloth after the majority of deposits have been removed, avoiding the use of a wire brush mounted in a drill motor to prevent erosion of the soft piston material. A piston ring groove cleaning tool should be used to remove carbon deposits from the ring grooves, or a piece broken off the old ring can serve as an alternative, taking care not to remove any metal or damage the grooves. After removing deposits, clean the piston/rod assemblies with solvent and dry them with compressed air, wearing eye protection and ensuring that the oil return holes in the ring grooves are clear. If the pistons and cylinder walls are not excessively damaged or worn, and the engine block is not rebored, new pistons may not be necessary, although new piston rings should always be used during a rebuild. Each piston should be carefully inspected for cracks, scoring, scuffing, holes, and burned areas, as these can indicate overheating or abnormal combustion, necessitating a thorough check of the cooling and lubrication systems. Corrosion in the form of small pits suggests coolant leakage into the combustion chamber or crankcase, which must be addressed to prevent recurrence in the rebuilt engine. Measure the piston ring side clearance by placing a new piston ring in each groove and using a feeler gauge, checking at several points around the groove, and ensuring the correct ring is used for each groove. The piston-to-bore clearance should be checked by measuring the bore and piston diameter, ensuring they are correctly matched, and calculating the clearance by subtracting the piston diameter from the bore diameter; if the clearance exceeds specifications, rebore the block and install new pistons and rings. Piston-to-rod clearance should be assessed by twisting the piston and rod in opposite directions, with any noticeable play indicating excessive wear that requires correction, potentially involving resizing at an automotive machine shop. If pistons need to be removed from the connecting rods, they should also be taken to a machine shop for checking for bend and twist, and connecting rods should be inspected for cracks and damage by temporarily removing rod caps and old bearing inserts, cleaning the surfaces, and checking for nicks or scratches before replacing the bearings and tightening the caps. If rebuilding due to a connecting rod knock, new rods should be installed.

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