[Kenso]

I'll look into what it would take for you guys to get new ones. I know they changed the design of the tool, it has a longer handle now for more leverage. I'll see what the deal is and what it would cost for you guys who want to order the tool.

 

[Kenso]

I did't get a positive answer, do I need one of these to install the new springs for when I install my spoiler, correct?

Yes, if you want to do it safely.

 

[Kenso]

The part number for the revised tool is 07AAE-SDAA100. It's slightly different than the old one, it has a longer handle with a rubber grip and a slightly different angle to it. Looks like it should work fine though, actually should work a little better with the longer handle for more leverage. Retail price at any dealer should be about $13, if you get one at Acura of Augusta or somewhere like that I'd imagine it would be a couple dollars less. If you guys have any more problems ordering them let me know.

 

[Kenso]

Your best bet would be to call a dealer, it seems that most of the online parts catalogs don't reference this part. I found it listed on this site, but the price is $30. However, this dealer sells parts at normal retail prices, not wholesale to the public like Acura of Augusta and others. I may have gotten the price wrong earlier, I'll double check it, but I'm sure you could call around and get it for less than $30. This tool should be available from Honda or Acura dealers, both use it.

http://www.slhondaparts.com/search.asp?partNo=07AAE-SDAA100&submit=Search+Database%21