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Yes, if you have the CVT. If you have a manual, you want 210a. The CVT one has cutouts on the back panel for the paddle shifters.

Correct. AFAIK Acura only sells the wheel as an assembly and you can't buy the switch separately. You'll need everything in the kit except for the wheel itself (2 wiring harnesses, a few one-time use bolts, switch, controller, clock spring, back plastic cover). I listed just the wheel on fb...

Mine stays off until I turn it off or turn off the car. Not like the heated seats that stay on all winter until turned off.

Yes, this is an issue specific to iOS 18 and has nothing to do with our cars. It seems Apple Maps is truncating the street name when sending the turn-by-turn data to the car. It seems to only happen on street names longer than 6-7 characters (and truncates it down to 5 and a "..."). The...

I should have my DIY ready soon and will post here when it's ready. When I did it, the hardest parts were transferring over the connector from the Acura heated wheel (TTDCraft one comes with just wires), routing the heating wire around the wheel core so it doesn't interfere with the back cover...

I'm pretty sure that picture is my wheel. That looks like the inside of my garage lol. I know they post previous custom orders to their page in case someone wants to order exactly that spec.

If you don't care as much about losing the red stitching and the perforation, I say go for it! You'll at least still have the Type-S logo on the bottom to have some kind of reminder that you're driving the fun model. The heating alone will be worth it. I don't know about you, but having heated...

I wanna say total was around $1200 give or take. I justified the total cost by telling myself it'd cost around the same if I were to just get the Acura wheel and have a dealer install it. I split the work over 2 days (including recording video for a DIY). Looking at the timestamps on my videos...

I actually don't mind it. BMW puts it in the same location. I used to drive with my finger in the opening where the button goes and thought I'd miss it after installing the heating, but I don't really care. The location of the button is much better IMO than what Toyota does, at least on the...

Use Dreamshop to look up part numbers. Then pop the part numbers into Google and you can usually find them for cheaper on those dealer sites.

Wear aside, how does the brake dust with the EBC Yellows compare to OEM pads?

Not sure whether this will be of any help, but on the RDX it's in the rear left C- (or D-?) pillar, according to the link below. May be a good place to start looking on the Integra. https://acura.bernardiparts.com/Images/Install/2021_RDX_ParkingSensors_BII14291-26.pdf The diagram on Dreamshop...

SVG (scalable vector graphics) are small by nature since the data is the fill path as opposed to individual pixels. This is why there is no graininess no matter how big or small you scale it. SVGs are not supported in Paint but will work fine if you open it in your browser. The only issue I...

No problem - hopefully there's something there with the first suggestion. If that's not it, the only other thing I can think of is: is your phone screen on while you're driving? My thought is if the phone's screen is on, maybe notifications are taking priority on your phone and showing up there...

This sounds like an issue with CarPlay and nothing to do with the car. My hunch is that the phone is automatically turning on Do Not Disturb/Driving focus when you connect to CarPlay. An easy way to tell is to check for a little car or moon icon on the driver's side of the CarPlay screen (by the...

Here you go: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/FDSM7MrYkEY3JxH3/? Not sure if that's the original post (could have been in one of 4-5 fb groups) but in the comments the guy mentions some more details. He said you lose ELS sound processing, roof speakers, HUD, and TPMS. He had to swap the...

Someone in one of the fb groups did a swap between the FL5 and the DE5. You'll lose some of the features that the Civic doesn't have, including I believe the HUD, the ceiling speaker, and a few other things.

Not sure if this will help, but try restarting the infotainment system by going into the car's hidden menus and finding the restart option there. There's a how-to video floating around on YouTube of someone doing this on a CR-V. This helped when my phone would no longer connect to CarPlay. I'm...

3.2mph seems pretty significant, especially when you add that up over many miles. Correct me if I'm wrong, but your picture looks like it's from a calculator website, right? What are you using to measure GPS speed? How would the the car even go about autocorrecting the speed? The only thing I...

Those will probably be fine. You will need hub centric rings (stock center bore is 64.1mm) and if you don't want your TPMS light constantly on you'll need sensors. What's nice is you don't need any special tools to recalibrate the sensors - just drive for a few miles (or I guess km since you're...