I recently bought one of these and its working well too with my iPhone 3g. Doesn't like my antique 15GB Gen3 iPod though. I'll probably just get a new Classic and leave it in the car.
its basically the same, the panel surrounding the gear lever pulls straight up... the rest is fairly obvious. Getting your fingernails under it and getting a good grip is the problem.
I was under the impression that from the outside at least the current TSX is the same as our Euro (CL9), the key difference being that ours is LHD, and has an interior thats similar to the Thai built...
Well, my point was that none of the bulbs in a car are really xenon... and that all uses, either for HIDs or incandescent bulbs, are wrong. technically.
If you were serious about making some marginal improvment to a car such as this you would put in an aftermrket ECU that can drive a coil-pack and get rid of the distributor.
* They are poorly made
* They don't do anything that any other "High Energy" system does when above 3000RPM
* People putting them in cars do terrible sub-par sub-OEM work that’s not water-proof and...
I totally agree... I didn't even realise they made them any more. I used to fix them Back In The Day, and they were not very well made, certainly much worse than anything Honda has made in the last...
Dont use vice-grips or such to take it off, they will just ruin the head. Use a quality peripheral drive socket and long handle, and put a pipe on the handle.