Acura OBD-II support
Pelican knows 18 Acura models. The OBDb has parameter data for 10 of them.
Every Acura that supports OBD-II also reports the standard parameters, such as speed and engine data.
Models
- ADX1 driver
- CL1997 to 2003375 parameters1 driver
- CSX20/188Model years 2006 to 2011Updated October 11, 20262006 to 2011175 parameters1 driver
- ILX64/321Model years 2013 to 2022Updated October 11, 20262013 to 2022267 parameters9 drivers
- Integra194/207Model years 1996 to 2026Updated October 21, 20261996 to 202642 parameters33 drivers
- Legend1 driver
- MDX217/269Model years 2001 to 2026Updated October 17, 20262001 to 2026110 parameters27 drivers
- NSX
- RDX123/202Model years 2007 to 2026Updated October 11, 20262007 to 2026113 parameters28 drivers
- RL
- RLX1 driver
- RSX
- SLX
- TL1996 to 201483 parameters9 drivers
- TLX198/209Model years 2015 to 2025Updated October 20, 20262015 to 202545 parameters35 drivers
- TSX82/153Model years 2004 to 2014Updated October 20, 20262004 to 2014115 parameters7 drivers
- Vigor
- ZDX2010 to 202430 parameters4 drivers
About Acura
Acura is the luxury vehicle division of the Japanese automaker Honda. The brand began operations in the United States on March 27, 1986, with 60 dealers in 18 states. Acura calls itself the first Japanese luxury brand in the United States.12
The brand started with two model lines. These were the Legend luxury sedan and the Integra. In 1987, Toyota and Nissan announced plans to start their own luxury divisions.12
The NSX went on sale in August 1990 as a 1991 model. Honda describes its aluminum monocoque body as the first mass-produced aluminum monocoque body for a production vehicle.23
Acura also races in North America. The Comptech Racing Acura-Spice GTP Lights car used a modified NSX engine. It won three manufacturers’ and three drivers’ championships in the IMSA Camel GTP Lights series from 1991 to 1993.4
