Muting Logic
Whenever the navigation system is giving guidance,
front speakers are muted. When the voice control sys-
tem is being used, all of the speakers are muted.
When using On-Star, both the audio system and the
navigation system are muted, and the voice control
switch (TALK and BACK buttons) is disabled.
Voice Control Limitations
Before assuming that a voice control complaint is hard-
ware related, ensure that the voice control system is be-
ing operated correctly (see "Voice recognition does not
work", page
.
LCD Display Unit Limitations
• In cold temperatures, the display may stay dark for the
first 2 or 3 minutes until it warms up.
• When the display is too hot because of direct summer
sunlight, it will remain dark until the temperature
drops.
• When the humidity is high and the interior tempera-
ture is low, the display may appear cloudy. The dis-
play will clear up after some use.
• Fingerprints on the touch panel may sometimes be
noticeable because of the panel's low-reflection coat-
ing. When cleaning the panel, wipe it gently with a
soft cloth. To avoid scratching the panel, do not rub
too hard, or use abrasive cleaners or shop towels.
• The touch panel is an infrared system, so there is no
need to press hard. If a touch switch does not function
immediately, shift your finger slightly, and touch it
again.
Note: Input may be affected by direct sunlight.
Symptom Duplication
• When the symptom can be duplicated, follow the self-
diagnostic procedures and the appropriate trou-
bleshooting procedures.
• When the symptom does not reappear or only reap-
pears intermittently, ask the customer about the condi-
tions when the symptom occured.
-Try to establish if outside interference may have
been the cause.
-Try to duplicate the symptom under the same condi-
tions the customer was experiencing.
-Vibration, temperature extremes, and moisture (dew,
humidity) are factors that are difficult to duplicate.
- Inspect the vehicle for after-market electronic devices
(vehicle locators, amps, radar detectors, etc) that
may be hidden.
Service Precautions
• Before disconnecting the battery, make sure you have
the anti-theft codes for the radio and the navigation
system, and write down the frequencies for the radio's
preset buttons.
• When the battery is disconnected, the internal GPS
clock is reset to "0:00". The clock will reset to the cor-
rect time after the system finishes GPS initialization.
• After reconnecting the battery, you have to wait to get
the initial signal from the satellite, which may take from
10 to 45 minutes. Follow the instructions on the screen.
• After reconnecting the battery, do the power window
control unit resetting procedure.
• Before returning the vehicle to the customer, enter the
radio code, then enter the customer's radio station
presets, and set the clock. Do the engine control mod-
ule (PCM) idle learn procedure.
After Servicing-Map Matching
• Park the vehicle in an area where the GPS satellite sig-
nals will be unobstructed. Make sure the GPS indica-
tor on the map screen is green.
• Drive the vehicle 1 mile before entering a destination
and confirm the road being used is displayed at the
bottom of the screen (map matched).
• Enter the dealer address and confirm the system
routes and performs normally.
• Clear any previous destinations that may have been
entered for testing purposes.
Obtaining A Navigation DVD
If the navigation DVD is lost or damaged, or you need a
yearly update DVD, you have 2 ways to purchase one.
You can either call (888) 549-3798, or order on-line at
www.Acura.com.
Both methods require a credit card. The DVD for this
model has an orange label, and cannot be ordered
through the parts system. The following DVDs will not
work in this navigation system:
• Earlier model Acura Navigation DVDs (black label)
• Map software programs manufactured by other com-
panies
• DVD movies, or DVDs containing audio recordings
Update DVDs are available for purchase usually in the
fall of each year. They may contain the following:
• Enhanced map and Points of interest (POD coverage
• Fixes for minor software bugs
• Additional features
Note: Update is of course optional, and there is no pro-
gram to provide free DVDs containing yearly mapping
updates.
Summary of Contents for 3.5 RL
Page 11: ...Chassis and Paint Codes 2004 Model ...
Page 13: ... 00 and Earlier Models 01 and Later Models ...
Page 26: ...Under hood Emissions Control Label Emission Group Identification 2004 model ...
Page 34: ...Standards and Service Limits Engine Electrical Section 4 Cylinder Head Valve Train Section 6 ...
Page 36: ...Engine Lubrication Section 8 Engine Block Section 7 ...
Page 37: ... Engine Block Section 7 Engine Lubrication Section 8 ...
Page 39: ...Engine Block Section 7 Engine Lubrication Section 8 ...
Page 40: ...Standards and Service Limits Cooling Section 10 Fuel and Emissions Section 11 ...
Page 41: ...Standards and Service Limits Cooling Section 10 Fuel and Emissions Section 11 ...
Page 42: ...Fuel and Emissions Section 11 Standards and Service Limits Cooling Section 10 ...
Page 43: ...Standards and Service Limits Cooling Section 10 Fuel and Emissions Section 11 ...
Page 44: ...Standards and Service Limits Automatic Transmission Section 14 ...
Page 45: ...Automatic Transmission cont d Section 14 ...
Page 46: ...Standards and Service Limits Automatic Transmission cont d Section 14 ...
Page 47: ...Automatic Transmission cont d Section 14 ...
Page 48: ...Standards and Service Limits Automatic Transmission cont d Section 14 ...
Page 49: ...Standards and Service Limits Automatic Transmission Section 14 ...
Page 50: ...Automatic Transmission cont d Section 14 ...
Page 51: ...Standards and Service Limits Automatic Transmission cont d Section 14 ...
Page 52: ...Automatic Transmission cont d Section 14 ...
Page 53: ...Standards and Service Limits Automatic Transmission cont d Section 14 ...
Page 54: ...Standards and Service Limits Differential Section 15 ...
Page 55: ...Standards and Service Limits Differential Section 15 ...
Page 56: ...Standards and Service Limits Differential Section 15 ...
Page 57: ...Standards and Service Limits Differential Section 15 ...
Page 58: ...Steering Section 17 Suspension Section 18 Brakes Section 19 ...
Page 59: ...Steering Section 17 Suspension Section 18 Brakes Section 19 ...
Page 60: ...Steering Section 17 Suspension Section 18 Brakes Section 19 ...
Page 61: ...Brakes Section 19 Suspension Section 18 Steering Section 17 ...
Page 62: ...Standards and Service Limits AirConditioning Section22 ...
Page 63: ...Standards and Service Limits Air Conditioning Section 22 ...
Page 65: ...Standards and Service Limits Air Conditioning Section 22 ...
Page 66: ...Design Specifications ...
Page 67: ...Design Specifications cont d ...
Page 68: ...Design Specifications ...
Page 69: ...Design Specifications cont d ...
Page 70: ...Design Specifications ...
Page 71: ...Design Specifications ...
Page 72: ...Design Specifications ...
Page 73: ...Design Specifications cont d ...
Page 74: ...Body Specifications ...
Page 75: ...Body Specifications ...
Page 76: ...Body Specifications ...
Page 77: ...Body Specifications ...
Page 299: ...System Description Electrical Connections cont d TERMINAL LOCATIONS ...
Page 300: ...LEFT PRIMARY HO2S BANK 2 SENSOR 1 RIGHT PRIMARY HO2S BANK 1 SENSOR 1 ...
Page 303: ...System Description Electrical Connections cont d ...
Page 304: ...JUNCTION CONNECTOR ...
Page 305: ...System Description Electrical Connections cont d 1 96 99 models ...
Page 306: ... 2 00 01 models ...
Page 307: ...System Description Electrical Connections cont d To A C PRESSURE SWITCH 1 96 99 models ...
Page 308: ... To page 11 26 ...
Page 309: ...System Description Electrical Connections cont d From page 11 25 To page 11 27 ...
Page 310: ... From page 11 26 2 00 01 models ...
Page 311: ...System Description Electrical Connections ...
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Page 313: ...System Description Electrical Connections cont d ...
Page 314: ...System Description Electrical Connections ...
Page 315: ... cont d ...
Page 316: ...Electrical Connections cont d System Description ...
Page 317: ... cont d ...
Page 318: ...System Description Electrical Connections cont d ...
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Page 320: ...System Description Electrical Connections cont d ...
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Page 322: ...Electrical Connections cont d System Description ...
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Page 324: ...System Description Electrical Connections cont d ...
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Page 326: ...System Description Electrical Connections cont d ...
Page 327: ... cont d ...
Page 340: ...System Description System Connectors Engine Compartment ...
Page 342: ...System Connectors Engine Compartment cont d System Description ...
Page 344: ...System Description System Connectors Dash and Floor ...
Page 346: ...System Description System Connectors Dash and Floor cont d ...
Page 348: ...System Connectors Dash and Floor cont d System Description ...
Page 350: ...System Description System Connectors Dash and Floor cont d ...
Page 366: ...Troubleshooting Powertrain Control Module Terminal Arrangement PCM CONNECTOR A 26P ...
Page 367: ...Troubleshooting Powertrain Control Module Terminal Arrangement cont d PCM CONNECTOR B 16P ...
Page 368: ...PCM CONNECTOR C 12P ...
Page 369: ...PCM CONNECTOR D 22P Powertrain Control Module Terminal Arrangement cont d Troubleshooting ...
Page 370: ...PCM CONNECTOR E 26P ...
Page 371: ...PCM CONNECTOR F 8P Powertrain Control Module Terminal Arrangement cont d Troubleshooting ...
Page 487: ...Circuit Diagram and Terminal Locations ...
Page 511: ...PCM CONNECTOR D 22P PCM CONNECTOR E 26P ...
Page 537: ......
Page 538: ...Symptom to Component Chart Hydraulic System cont d ...
Page 570: ...Illustrated Index Transmission Housing Lower Valve Body ...
Page 572: ...Illustrated Index Rear Cover ...
Page 574: ...Illustrated Index Transmission Housing ...
Page 576: ...Illustrated Index Torque Converter Housing Valve Body ...
Page 711: ...Steering LinkageandGearbox Inspection and Adjustment ...
Page 817: ...22P CONNECTOR 22PCONNECTOR Terminal side of male terminals NOTE Standard voltage is 12 V ...
Page 866: ...Special Tools 19 7 ...
Page 868: ...Terminal Arrangement VSA CONTROL UNIT 42P CONNECTOR Wire side of female terminals ...
Page 870: ...Terminal Arrangement VSA CONVERTER UNIT 26P CONNECTOR Wire side of female terminals ...
Page 1008: ...Frame Repair Chart Top view Unit mm in Inner diameter Left side Right side ...
Page 1009: ...POINT m ...
Page 1010: ...Frame Repair Chart cont d Side view Unit mm in Inner diameter Left side Right side ...
Page 1011: ...012 0 47 Fuel tank strap point ...
Page 1063: ...Special Tools 07LAJ PT3020A 07PAZ 0010100 23 86 23 248 ...
Page 1092: ...Cavity Wire Test condition Test Desired result Possible cause if result is not obtained ...
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Page 1125: ...Audio System Audio Amplifier Terminals ...
Page 1130: ...Audio Unit Terminals 04 Model Without Navigation System 04 Model With Navigation System ...
Page 1137: ...Audio System XM Receiver Terminals 03 Model With Navigation System ...
Page 1238: ...Cavity Wire Test condition Test Desired result Possible cause if result is not obtained ...
Page 1286: ...23 412 23 52d 04 07PAZ 0010100 Special Tools ...
Page 1296: ...System Diagram ...
Page 1308: ...NAVIGATION UNIT CONNECTOR B 8P NAVIGATION UNIT CONNECTOR B Wire side of female terminals ...
Page 1312: ...NAVIGATION UNIT CONNECTOR C 8P Wire side of female terminals NAVIGATION UNIT CONNECTOR C ...
Page 1314: ...System Description Navigation Unit Inputs and Outputs for Connector A 20P ...
Page 1318: ...Display Unit Inputs and Outputs for Connector A 5P Wire side of female terminals ...
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