AI DamageWhat the manufacturer describes
Acura’s January 8, 2014 notice describes lower-arm/subframe bolts possibly undertightened in production. They could loosen/fall out in use, impairing control; NHTSA separately mentions transport to dealers. These dated campaign descriptions do not reconstruct an individual crash.
American Honda / NHTSA repository: Acura dealer communication: 2014 RLX Rear Suspension Bolts Parts UpdateNHTSA: NHTSA acknowledgment 13V-622: Loosening Of Lower Control Arm Bolts
Applicability and the full analysisBolt replacement and alignment are separate
The dealer notice requires bolt replacement and wheel realignment, referring to S/B 13-043. It supplies no full torque procedure, values or sequence; these cannot be reconstructed from the kit name.
Applicability and the full analysisFull material about the model
Acura RLX MY2014: rear arms, subframe bolts and alignment checksHistorical rear-suspension fastener recall and limits when examining post-impact wheel damage.