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I have one of these also in my GTSX. Found it one day when i removed the rear seat. There is a small cut-out in the trim allowing you to see the led display. I think if you push down on the seat base you will be able to see it. I too am curious as to what it does. Could it be something to do with the 4 wheel steer? Will be interested to find out.

Adam.

I may be way off but to me it looks like a ECU Diagnostic Readout Screen thingie.On Hondas (excuse my lanquage) some of them (newer models) have a LCD screen similar to that for reading out ECU Error Codes. So it may have something to do with that...

I may be way off but to me it looks like a ECU Diagnostic Readout Screen thingie.On Hondas (excuse my lanquage) some of them (newer models) have a LCD screen similar to that for reading out ECU Error Codes. So it may have something to do with that...

now theres a thought......could be on to something there

I may be way off but to me it looks like a ECU Diagnostic Readout Screen thingie.On Hondas (excuse my lanquage) some of them (newer models) have a LCD screen similar to that for reading out ECU Error Codes. So it may have something to do with that...

That is the ABS control unit

while i am at it, any chance of getting some detailed pictures of your engine bay? i am transplanting an RB20DET redtop into a 240k, i have the engine and a pile of wiring, i think i know where most of it goes, but any detailed pics would be of great help!

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