Wow it only took me 7 months to notice this..
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09-24-2004 | 12:51 AM
#42
6 speed yo!
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From: bay area, ca
Originally Posted by ianS
No, BMW is able to open all 4 window and sunroof too but the response are damn slow. It always make my finger pain before I can use the remote to open the windows but on the other side, the TSX was a bit too sensetive.
BTW, 1 more nice feature that I dunno have ne1 mention it before, if you hold the "RPT" button for about 4 sec, a "D-RPT" will shown on the display and the whole disk will repeat instead of jump to the next disk or just repeat the track.
BTW, 1 more nice feature that I dunno have ne1 mention it before, if you hold the "RPT" button for about 4 sec, a "D-RPT" will shown on the display and the whole disk will repeat instead of jump to the next disk or just repeat the track.
09-24-2004 | 07:33 AM
#45
Instructor
Joined: Jul 2003
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From: Lexington, KY
Yeah, the armrest thing is neat, but I find it a pain in the a$$. Everytime I have a passenger that tries to share the armrest, the damn thing moves forward. I like it all the way back. I wish there was a way to lock/unlock it.
As for the remote fob-windows down, that is cool, but Acura needs to implement it better. The windows down is a neat trick, but I think its just as important, if not more, to have the windows AND moonroof close via the remota ala VW. This is critical when you're close and you notice it starting to rain. There is no reason not to have that function. It's a little ridiculous.
As for the remote fob-windows down, that is cool, but Acura needs to implement it better. The windows down is a neat trick, but I think its just as important, if not more, to have the windows AND moonroof close via the remota ala VW. This is critical when you're close and you notice it starting to rain. There is no reason not to have that function. It's a little ridiculous.
09-24-2004 | 07:34 AM
#46
Instructor
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From: Lexington, KY
Yeah, the armrest thing is neat, but I find it a pain in the a$$. Everytime I have a passenger that tries to share the armrest, the thing moves forward. I like it all the way back. I wish there was a way to lock/unlock it.
As for the remote fob-windows down, that is cool, but Acura needs to implement it better. The windows down is a neat trick, but I think its just as important, if not more, to have the windows AND moonroof close via the remota ala VW. This is critical when you're close and you notice it starting to rain. There is no reason not to have that function. It's a little ridiculous.
As for the remote fob-windows down, that is cool, but Acura needs to implement it better. The windows down is a neat trick, but I think its just as important, if not more, to have the windows AND moonroof close via the remota ala VW. This is critical when you're close and you notice it starting to rain. There is no reason not to have that function. It's a little ridiculous.
10-01-2004 | 03:31 AM
#48
Intermediate
Joined: Nov 2003
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From: Honolulu, Hawaii
Took me a month before I found out the armrest move forward, mainly because I had a loaner car and the armrest was seriously loose and it moved! I don't care for the window thing going down, guess I just never used it. I DO like that the windows will go back down if your fingers are in the way, whatever that feature is called, but still pinches though. I think its a good time to bust out that manual, where ever it is!
10-01-2004 | 01:18 PM
#49
Respect My Authoritah
Joined: Jul 2004
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From: Earth
Originally Posted by NickR
Yeah, the armrest thing is neat, but I find it a pain in the a$$. Everytime I have a passenger that tries to share the armrest, the damn thing moves forward. I like it all the way back. I wish there was a way to lock/unlock it.
Did you know that there's a slot hidden by the steering wheel where you can put your key. Then when you turn the key there this whirring noise from the front of the car and then when you put it in gear...oh, never mind.
10-01-2004 | 05:50 PM
#52
Three Wheelin'
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From: Orlando, Fl
hey my parents bought my TSX (well they tease that i just "borrow" it) and i read the manual and all the stuff on here. They tease my saying if i could i would park the car outside my bed room. what could i say? its an awesome car
10-02-2004 | 01:59 PM
#55
Suzuka Master
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Originally Posted by sleeper
damn, having 7 bars means you're still a noob. 
of course, so does 8 bars.
after a bad experience, i must tell my fellow noobs: "not an ashtray" means "not an ashtray."
of course, so does 8 bars.after a bad experience, i must tell my fellow noobs: "not an ashtray" means "not an ashtray."
10-04-2004 | 08:46 PM
#56
98EXL, v2.0.1.33
Joined: Oct 2004
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From: Maryland
Originally Posted by sleeper
damn, having 7 bars means you're still a noob. of course, so does 8 bars.
of course, so does 8 bars.but to provide something useful, the sliding armrest is great, got one on my accord.....and poking me head around this site, I just noticed that there is a business card holder and pen holder UNDER the armrest!!!!!!!! But it took me 4 days to figure that out!!!!!
10-06-2004 | 09:53 AM
#61
98EXL, v2.0.1.33
Joined: Oct 2004
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From: Maryland
Originally Posted by ianz
whoa, have you guys noticed that you can put change in the centre console? nickles, dimes, and quarters into those three slots. it's pretty cool.
me like that very much, the change holder I had before, change would fall out when you went into the lower console area, freaking annoying
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