Starter price for a 2007 Acura TL typically runs roughly $120–$350 for the part, with OEM/dealer units often higher; installation labor is extra.
For a 2007 Acura TL, the price you pay depends on whether you buy a brand-new OEM starter from a dealer, a remanufactured or rebuilt aftermarket unit, or a used salvage part. Labor costs to install also vary by region and shop. The following guide outlines current price ranges and where to shop, plus notes on installation and warranties.
Starter price landscape
New OEM/Dealer options
The first list covers factory-listed options from Acura/Honda dealers, which tend to be the most expensive but guarantee compatibility and a full warranty.
- OEM/new dealer starter: typically $250–$450 (parts only).
OEM/new dealer units are designed for exact fit and long-term reliability, but expect higher upfront costs. (Core charges do not usually apply for new OEM parts.)
Aftermarket remanufactured options
The second list highlights remanufactured or aftermarket starters, which offer savings and broad compatibility with the TL's 3.2L V6 engine.
- Remanufactured/Aftermarket starter: $120–$260 (core charge typically $40–$100; refundable on return of the old starter).
- New aftermarket starter: $150–$350 (depends on brand; warranty varies).
Remanufactured units are a common budget option, but verify the warranty and ensure the unit is properly rebuilt to match the TL's electrical requirements.
Where to buy
Shoppers typically compare pricing across dealers, auto parts chains, and online retailers to balance price and warranty.
- Acura/Honda dealership parts department
- AutoZone
- Advance Auto Parts
- O'Reilly Auto Parts
- RockAuto
- CarParts.com
- eBay Motors (trusted sellers and refurbishers)
Always confirm compatibility for the 2007 TL and check for core charges, shipping costs, and warranty terms before purchasing.
Labor costs to install
Beyond the part, installation costs vary by region and shop. Here's what to expect for the TL.
- Estimated labor time: 1–2 hours
- Shop labor rate: $70–$120 per hour depending on location
- Estimated installed cost (parts + labor): roughly $150–$360 in typical markets
DIY installation can save labor costs, but requires basic mechanical skills and proper safety precautions.
Summary
For a 2007 Acura TL, plan on roughly $120–$350 for the starter itself, with OEM/new dealer parts at the higher end. Labor adds another $80–$240 depending on region and shop. Your final total will hinge on whether you choose a new OEM unit, a remanufactured aftermarket starter, or a used part, plus the included warranty and any core charge. Always confirm compatibility and obtain multiple quotes to secure the best overall value.