In this article, we focus on the second-generation Acura TSX (CU2), a premium compact sedan produced from 2009 to 2014. Known for its sharp styling, refined handling, and luxurious features, the second-generation TSX solidified its position as a popular choice among enthusiasts seeking a balance of performance, reliability, and comfort.
Here, you will find detailed fuse box diagrams for Acura TSX models from 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, and 2014. These diagrams are invaluable for understanding the car’s electrical architecture and provide a comprehensive overview of the locations of the fuse panels, typically found in the interior cabin and the engine compartment. These easily accessible panels house the fuses and relays responsible for powering and protecting various electrical components.
Additionally, this guide includes a detailed explanation of the fuse layout for each model year. It identifies the specific assignments of each fuse to essential systems and components, such as lighting, power windows, air conditioning, infotainment systems, and critical safety features like airbags and ABS (Anti-lock Braking System). The document also includes information about the relays, which control functions like the fuel pump, cooling fans, and more.
Whether you’re diagnosing an electrical problem, replacing a blown fuse, or performing routine maintenance, this resource will provide you with the knowledge you need to maintain and optimize your Acura TSX’s electrical systems. As a hallmark of Acura’s commitment to quality and performance, the second-generation TSX remains a highly regarded vehicle, and understanding its fuse and relay systems is essential for keeping it running smoothly and reliably.
The fuses for the cigar lighter and power outlet in the Acura TSX are as follows: Fuse No.23 in the driver’s side interior fuse box (Front Accessory Power Socket) and Fuse No.12 in the passenger’s side interior fuse box (Console Accessory Power Socket).
