![]() ![]() ![]() If the fixes below don’t work or if your car isn’t on the list, you’ve got other options, says Michael Crossen, Consumer Reports’ mechanic and longtime master technician. Below, you’ll find detailed instructions for resetting recent infotainment systems in most vehicles from major brands. Then the experts at Consumer Reports’ Auto Test Center put their fixes to the test on our own fleet of test vehicles. This will fit: Acura Mdx player, navigation under Rh seat donor vehicle part information year: 2004 make: model: stock: w15696-540 or warranty: 90 day warranty parts only - no labor lkq sku: lkq540 icn00986 please note: you receive what is pictured unless otherwise stated in the description. We asked automakers to share the instructions they give their own dealerships and service technicians for resetting frozen infotainment systems. You can do it yourself-and we’ll show you how. Kind of like hitting Ctrl-Alt-Delete or selecting “Force Quit” on a computer, a reboot or reset can stop your car’s infotainment system from acting up or even return it to factory default settings. ![]() diagram for the power supply on a 2004 Acura TL Radio/Navigation unit. But occasionally, the fix requires resetting or rebooting your car’s infotainment system. 2kb: Download: 2004 Acura TSX System Wiring Diagrams. Sometimes fixing the problem can be as simple as unplugging your phone from the USB port and plugging it back in, or turning the car on and off again.
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