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I know for the Bose system, the sub is in the hatch area, driver side. You need to lift the cover to get see it.

Most likely the fan, evaporator, and possibly the heater core for the 3-zone hvac system. Greg

It should be located underneath the front passenger seat. Greg

Looking at the alignment specifications from the 2008 shop manual, there are no differences that would warrant an alignment. I use the 2008, even though you have a 2012. Most of the CX-9 is virtually unchanged except for cosmetic differences. The TPMS system on the other hand will be on if it...

The transmission cooler is a line that runs inside the bottom of the radiator. It is cooled by the engine coolant. I have seen my transmission temp get up to 208 here is S. Texas, but during periods of climbing or high rpms (passing). Once running normally, the transmission temperature is...

Have you checked the license plate bolts, are they snug? Or could it possibly be related to your hitch? Do you have the lock on the hitch. It's been my experience the locks never fits the hole snugly and could be rattling around. If neither, does it make the sound over certain road types, at...

Looking at the picture, it does not appear that you have the bluetooth/handsfree capability that we have in the US. Then again, we do not have the memory mirrors which are available on CX-9's in Australia. This is a good example of car companies offering features based on trim levels and the...

Lexol cleaner and conditioner is the best!

I had a similar issue, I used a smaller screwdriver to get the lens to come off. Depending on which side of the lens you are on, you will leverage the screwdriver toward the middle of the lens. It does take more force than normal, make sure the screwdriver is situated in the groove as far back...

I included the excerpt from the latest Scan Gauge manual, referencing how to program X-Gauge codes. Does this help or do you need further assistance? Also check to see if you have the latest version (4.06) on your scan gauge. Greg

Good News, To those who have a Scan Gauge II, I think I have figured the X-Gauge code to display the transmission fluid temperature. It took quite a bit of research; Scan Gauge's website code did not work accurately/properly. I did some beta testing today, and it looks good. I'd like others...

Hope this TSB helps solve the problem.