Service Bulletin
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2008 American Honda Motor Co., Inc. – All Rights Reserved
BTB 39209-39384 (0804)
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CLIENT INFORMATION:
The information in this bulletin is intended for use only by skilled technicians who have the proper tools, equipment, and
training to correctly and safely maintain your vehicle. These procedures should not be attempted by “do-it-yourselfers,” and you should not assume this
bulletin applies to your vehicle, or that your vehicle has the condition described. To determine whether this information applies, contact an authorized
Acura automobile dealer.
April 23, 2008
08-020
Applies To:
2009 TSX
– ALL
2009 TSX: TQI and New Model Information
(Supersedes 08-020, dated April 17, 2008, to update the information marked by the black bar)
This service bulletin gives you the information needed
for the TQI of the 2009 TSX. It also describes new
service information that relates to the TQI of the TSX.
For more new model information, refer to training
module NM135,
2009 Acura TSX Tech Info Guide
(TIG)
.
The 2009 TSX comes in two trim levels:
• TSX
• TSX with Technology Package
NOTE: For TQI information on the DVD navigation
system with voice recognition, refer to Service Bulletin
08-017,
2009 TSX: TQI of the DVD Navigation System
With Voice Recognition
.
This bulletin includes these TQI procedures:
• Install the Fuses
• Check the Battery
• Do the Idle Learn Procedure
• Set the Radio and the Clock (Models Without
Navigation System)
• Remove the Interior Protective Coverings
• Install the Floor Mats
• Remove the Exterior Protective Coatings
• Install the Shift Lock Release Cover (A/T Models)
• Initialize the Driver’s Window Auto-Up/Down
Feature
• Install the Front License Plate Holder
• Set the Tire Pressures
• Check/Refresh the XM
®
Satellite Radio Dealer
Demo Service (All Except Alaskan and Hawaiian
Models)
This bulletin provides this new model information:
• HDS Software Version
• Fuel Fill Door Release
WARRANTY CLAIM INFORMATION
None. The information in this service bulletin is
considered part of the TQI.
TQI PROCEDURES
NOTE: Make sure you record the TQI on the
appropriate pages of the vehicle’s maintenance journal.
The TQI procedure is not finished until this service
bulletin and the maintenance journal checklist are both
completed.
Install the Fuses
To prevent battery drain during vehicle shipment, the
No. 15 fuse (10 A, Backup) and the No. 16 fuse (7.5 A,
Interior Light) are removed from the under-hood fuse/
relay box and stored in the glove box. Install these
fuses. Make sure there are no DTCs.
Check the Battery
To ensure long battery life and that the client receives a
fully charged battery, the battery should be checked in
these instances:
• When the vehicle first arrives at the dealership
• During the TQI (if done at a later time)
• During regular intervals
• Just before delivering the vehicle to the client
Test the battery with the ED-18 battery tester using the
instructions in Service Bulletin 88-016,
Battery Testing
and Replacement
. Do not use the battery’s test
indicator window to check its state of charge. If the
ED-18 tester does not show
GOOD BATTERY
, charge
the battery (refer to Service Bulletin 89-006,
Battery
Maintenance at Dealers
), then recheck it.
Write down the
GOOD BATTERY
10-digit code in the
maintenance journal: During the TQI, write down the
code in the “Under Hood (Engine Cold)” section, and
then when the vehicle is delivered to the client, write
down the code in the “Final Inspection (At Delivery)”
section.
10 A BACKUP FUSE
7.5 A INTERIOR LIGHT FUSE
