dose this work for 1999 acura 3.2 TL
1856670
Make sure it works 100%; otherwise, you won't get your money back from these people. Good luck.
2164696
4522884 is the correct part number for your 1999 9-3. Thanks for shopping with eEuroparts.Dean
60135
Bring up google. Type in ( Denso spark plug Iridium for 95 acura integra ) When the Website comes up, follow instructions. RP
620809
According to the vehicle fitment check at top of Amazonwebpage,Yes it will fit your vehicle.My 95 Integra/Acura has onlyone oxygen sensor. Yours might have two.
818833
I have an Acura TLZ, so I don't know. I measured my steering wheel, which is smaller than most, and this is the only one I found that fits.
455279
I would call the parts department at an acura dealer to confirm that. Give them the part # and they should be able to look it up for you.
2243578
I think if your car is 1996 or newer and it uses the same coding language as the device, then it will work. I used it on a '98 Acura and it worked well.
126932
Yes, it will work on '05 but from '03 on, you will need the 16 pin obd port adapter, not not the 20 pin round connector or it won't communicate with all the vehicle systems.
1191568
Sorry, I really do not know if those work on your Acura TL, I have a Blazer, I am happy with the performance of the Optilux 9005 XB.
1475723
Its compatible with all the cars that have obd 2 if your car its new it will work
871252
It should work justo fine, i installed mine in a 2002 Beetle TDI with the 5 speed tranny and ALH engine
1371144
Yes it does. Its still workin great like a champ! And i got this a while back. Just make sure you buy the cam for it.Be sure you see something like for ex: "This fits your 94 Acura Legend!" In bold green letters; but your car modle. Noticed allot of people buy but doesnt fit.
1526790
No, this is replacement for 79310-SR3-A01, which while it fits Civics, Integras, Accords, and probably the Acura EL, it will not fit in your TL.
1415814
I don't know if it will fit your acura but I purchased fir my 745 and put one in. It is know where as bright as the factory. Have to find a brighter bulb.
60137
Tony, check out this Website ( http://www.theautopartsshop.com/auto+car-usa+parts+year/acura+integra+spark-plug+1995.html ) RP
1900663
I don't know. Works for my 97 Camry after reprogramming and a 2 new batteries for the FOB
2036314
To be honest I am not an expert on whether or not this will work with your vehicle. From my experience I would say no. I assume this as the device didn't work with my 2011 car, which based on their website it should work with all 1996 or newer vehicles. So granting that it didn't work with a "compatible vehicle" I do not think it will work with a 1993 vehicle. Also I am not sure if your vehicle is OBD 2 compatible as I tried looking for it at : http://obdclearinghouse.com/index.php?body=oemdb and couldn't find it. This tells me that your car is OBD 1 and not OBD 2. So i would look for an OBD 1 reader instead. Please let me know if this helps. To be honest I am not an expert on whether or not this will work with your vehicle. From my experience I would say no. I assume this as the device didn't work with my 2011 car, which based on their website it should work with all 1996 or newer vehicles. So granting that it didn't work with a "compatible vehicle" I do not think it will work with a 1993 vehicle. Also I am not sure if your vehicle is OBD 2 compatible as I tried looking for it at : http://obdclearinghouse.com/index.php?body=oemdb and couldn't find it. This tells me that your car is OBD 1 and not OBD 2. So i would... » Read More To be honest I am not an expert on whether or not this will work with your vehicle. From my experience I would say no. I assume this as the device didn't work with my 2011 car, which based on their website it should work with all 1996 or newer vehicles. So granting that it didn't work with a "compatible vehicle" I do not think it will work with a 1993 vehicle. Also I am not sure if your vehicle is OBD 2 compatible as I tried looking for it at : http://obdclearinghouse.com/index.php?body=oemdb and couldn't find it. This tells me that your car is OBD 1 and not OBD 2. So i would look for an OBD 1 reader instead. Please let me know if this helps. « Show Less