Control Units

2004 Acura 3.5RLSECTION Control Units
CONTROL UNITS LOCATION

Component Location
Automatic Lighting Control Unit (USA) Behind left side of rear seat. See Figure .
Cruise Control Unit Behind dash, right of steering column. See Figure .
Driver's Multiplex Control Unit Behind left kick panel. See Figure .
Fan Control Unit Below front passenger's footrest. See Figure .
Ignition Control Module (ICM) On right side of engine compartment. See Figure .
Immobilizer Receiver Underside 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 .
OnStar(R) Control Unit Behind right side of rear seat. See Figure .
OnStar(R) System Interface Unit Behind right side of rear seat. See Figure .
OnStar(R) System Radio Frequency Modulator Unit Behind right side of rear seat. See Figure .
OPDS Unit Behind left front side trim. See Figure .
Passenger's Multiplex Control Unit Behind right kick panel. See Figure .
Powertrain Control Module (PCM) Below front passenger's footrest. See Figure .
Power Window Control Unit On driver's door. See Figure .
Satellite Unit At left side of trunk. 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 .
VSA Converter Unit At right kick panel. See Figure .
VSA Modulator/Control Unit In right rear of engine compartment. See Figure .
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