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Acura Quick Tips
How To Determine Your Navi DVD Version
Monday, 10 December 2007 1:57 P GMT-07
How to determine your DVD version, and determine if you need a new version: The version number is near the bottom of the DVD label. For a particular version number (like 3.30d), the map coverage typically remains the same during the entire model year
Twenty (20) Basic Voice Commands for Your New Acura
Monday, 3 December 2007 3:35 P GMT-07
Twenty Basic Voice Commands for your Acura Go HomeDisplay mapDisplay menuDisplay Audio screenDisplay current locationDisplay zoom in/outFind nearest RestaurantFind nearest Acura dealerFind nearest gas stationClimate Control Off/OnTemperature #
HandsFreeLink (HFL) Tutorial: Part 1 - The Phone & The Pairing Process
Friday, 9 November 2007 12:44 P GMT-07
Tutorial: How to Operate Hands Free Link Phone in Your Acura: Part 1 - The Phone First of all, you need to acquire a cell phone that is Bluetooth capable. A list of compatible phones can be found at Handsfreelink.com. This site also gives you i
TPMS - Tire Pressure Monitoring System: Cold Weather, High Altitude
Friday, 12 October 2007 8:42 A GMT-07
Your Acura Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) indicator may come on in cold weather at high altitude. Because of differences in barometric pressure in Colorado, tire pressure sensors may read four pounds light. The indi
Acura HandsFreeLink Basic Commands Quick Review
Friday, 17 August 2007 10:21 A GMT-07
Although I have set up a fairly thorough page of information that can be found on the left side gutter under "Acura Quick Guide: HandsFreelink," I wanted to summarize the basic commands that are most useful. Always begin by pressing t
Acura Tip: Welcome Driver 1 or Driver 2
Saturday, 30 June 2007 9:05 A GMT-07
Some people have wondered if the welcome message - Welcome Driver 1 - Welcome Driver 2 - can be personalized to use names instead. The answer is 'No.' This welcome screen is merely meant to clarify which keyless remote established
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Tutorial: Remedy Unlink Problem for TSX Multi-Information Display (MID): Driver Unknown "Customize" Impossible
Monday, 23 April 2007 1:52 P GMT-07
You may encounter a situation in which you cannot personalized your settings on your multi-information display because, when you try to do it, the display says "Driver Unknown - Customize Impossible." This means your remote keyless en
Acura: About Fuses & After Market Hardwired Electronics
Thursday, 15 February 2007 11:59 P GMT-07
All 2007 Acuras have extra fuses inside the fuse boxes. The MDX has two fuse boxes under the hood. There are diagrams inside the box covers indicating the function of each fuse...some easy to understand, some not so. If the dia
UNDERSTANDING TIRE SIDE-WALL INFORMATION
Friday, 9 February 2007 9:44 A GMT-07
If you're not really into cars, and have always found the information on the side of your tire a total mystery, click HERE for a brief overview that will quickly de-mystify the entire thing.
2007 Acura MDX - Emergency Tools
Tuesday, 6 February 2007 10:50 A GMT-07
This photo shows the tool area with its door open. The lug wrench, jack handle and towing hook are secured to the door. The Jack is secured to the right and behind the door. It is removed byturning its end bracket to loosen it.
