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	ACURA TL, CL and MDX Erratic Volume Control If you have found this page to be helpful, please CLICK HERE!
		Your car stereo does not have to be removed from the dash for repair of an erratic volume control. Saving the expense of removal and installation charges along with a technicians hourly repair rate. Remove the knob from the volume control, pull to release.
		The volume control on the Acura TL, CL and MDX is a surface mount rheostat. You have access to this rheostat with the control knob removed.
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		Take a trip to Radio Shack for their "Control/Contact Cleaner", or any electronic contact control cleaner will do. Spray at the top of the rheostat. Allow gravity to take affect and the chemical to seep down into the rheostat. Be careful not to over spray. Rotate the control and repeat the process. Replace the knob and test stereo.

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