Former User

The diagrams I posted are from the 2004 Acura TL service manual.

Also note that the seats have airbags (yellow connectors and yellow flexible wire harness covers), as well as OPDS sensors.

Former User

The circuit diagram for the front driver's power seat is integrated with the DPMS system:

2LEM1

iTrader: (1)

04 is a different seat, those TLs ran from 01-03.

My roommate has a 2002 TL Type S and it has those exact seats in it, I'm not sure what you mean about them looking different?

NotARaCist

iTrader: (1)

Do yourself a favor and do NOT touch that yellow wire. Don't cut it, don't try to plug it into anything, nothing. Just wrap some electrical tape around the end of the connector, and tuck it somewhere that it won't get cut by the rails. That's the SRS plug - little bit of power to the wrong wire, and you'll ruin your seats.

shotoutacc0rd

poof, airbag?

tony_2018

Thanks Ron!!

NotARaCist

iTrader: (1)

More like BOOM, airbag, hole in seat, seat ruined.

Former User

Darn. Maybe the 04 TL diagrams I posted will still help somebody.

I downloaded a 99-03 Acura TL service manual, but it gave an error when I tried to decompress it.

tony_2018

It will, if you can still post the diagrams for the 01-03 that be nice.

Former User

I certainly would if I could get a functional download of the manual - error for file decompression.

civicophy

So, more amateur trouble...

I screwed up the fabrication of both mounts. Don't ask, it involves an idiot with a quick trigger finger on the sawzall. And when you cut off too much metal, the only way to get it back is to weld it or start over. Given the awkwardness of my cuts, I am thinking i should start over.

So Im brainstorming how to make new ones, and want some opinions. I am thinking ill buy 6 inches or so of stainless steel square pipe. probably about 2"x2", 1/4 inch thick. Then I will cut it in half (the long way) so that I have two 1" high rails, 6 inches long. Then I will drill holes and BAM! A sweet set of custom mounts.

I have never really done anything like this before, so if I doing something idiotic please feel free to tell me.

shotoutacc0rd

measure twice and cut once, I would put it all down on paper first

tony_2018

The best example of a diy guide is to follow this guys lead. He swapped RSX seats into his civic coupe. I'm not talking about swapping the same seats, but to follow his method of how he mounted it up to his car. GL

https://honda-tech.com/forums/honda-civic-del-sol-1992-2000-1/%5Bfaq%5D-diy-rsx-front-rear-seats-into-96-00-coupe-1167520/

civicophy

Autozone actually has the wiring diagrams for all components for specific model years: http://www.autozone.com/autozone/rep...96b43f80cb0db9

Unfortunately, there are 10 per page, and 100+ pages, and there appears to be very little order in the way they were put up. So whatever year you are looking for is there, but it will take time to find lol

civicophy

And an update for anyone who cares:

I have the passenger seat in! Gonna try and wire it tonight. Pics and video to follow!

tony_2018

Blah, helms manual for the win. I found it and hand it off to Ron for future reference.

civicophy

Do you have hard copy or electronic? I have searched everywhere for that and cant find it

civicophy

Also, here is the heated seat diagram for 2001, as well as seat wiring, just for the heck of it

tony_2018

Sure thing bud, I share whats free. What wasn't free you're on your own.

Click the below link and skim through the posts for a link to download the tl manual.

http://acurazine.com/forums/showthread.php?t=852101

tony_2018

Tried to save those images but it sucks ***** when I blow it up. Oh well, I do appreciate it through.

civicophy

Not that anyone cares, but I didnt just forget about this. It took a while, and was probably more trouble than it was worth, but I have the power wired up! Turns out, the control module for the driver side seat was still intact under the seat, so all I did was take my handy dandy multimeter and test wires for HOURS AND HOURS until i figured out which ones matched. It all works now!

Also, for future referenece... It is probably not the best idea to install power seats in a 2dr coupe... my backseat is basically unusable lol. I am thinking about doing a rear seat delete.

Pics soon to come of the BA seats installed!

tony_2018

Well..........If you get the cl-s seats they are capable of folding forward for rear passenger entry.