Control Units

1998 Acura 3.5RL Special EditionSECTION Control Units
CONTROL UNITS

Component Component Location
ABS Control Unit Behind right kick panel.
ABS Modulator Unit On right rear of engine compartment.
Automatic Lighting Control Unit (USA) Behind left side of rear seat. See Figure .
Cruise Control Unit Behind dash, right of steering column. See Figure .
Daytime Running Lights (DRL) Control Unit (Canada) Behind left side of rear seat. See Figure .
Fan Control Unit Below front passenger's footrest.
Ignition Control Module (ICM) On right side of engine compartment. See Figure .
Immobilizer Control Unit Behind dash, left of steering column. See Figure .
Keyless Receiver Unit Behind right side of rear seat. See Figure .
Moon Roof Control Unit On center underside of roof, above headliner. See Figure .
Multiplex Control Unit (Door) In driver's door. See Figure .
Multiplex Control Unit (Driver's) Behind left kick panel. See Figure .
Multiplex Control Unit (Passenger's) Behind right kick panel.
Navigation Control Unit On front of trunk, center underside of rear shelf. See Figure .
Power Mirror Control Unit In driver's door. See Figure .
Power Seat Control Unit Below driver's seat. See Figure .
Powertrain Control Module (PCM) Below front passenger's footrest. See Figure .
Spark Plug Voltage Detection Module On right rear of engine compartment. See Figure .
SRS Unit Behind center of dash, below radio. See Figure .
Steering Column Control Unit Behind dash, right of steering column. See Figure .
Stereo Amplifier (Bose Sound System) Behind right side of rear seat. See Figure .
TCS Control Unit Behind left side of rear seat. See Figure .
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