Does a 2004 Acura TL have Bluetooth?

No, the 2004 Acura TL did not come equipped with Bluetooth technology. Bluetooth was not widely available in vehicles until several years later.

Explaining the 2004 Acura TL and Bluetooth Capabilities

The 2004 Acura TL was a popular luxury sedan produced by Honda's premium brand. At the time, Bluetooth wireless technology was still a relatively new and emerging feature in the automotive industry. While Bluetooth would eventually become a standard feature in most new vehicles, it was not yet available as an option on the 2004 Acura TL.

Bluetooth connectivity allows drivers and passengers to wirelessly connect their smartphones and other devices to the vehicle's infotainment system. This enables hands-free calling, audio streaming, and other integrated features. However, Bluetooth was not widely adopted in cars until the late 2000s.

When Did Bluetooth Become Available in Acura Vehicles?

• Bluetooth became an available option on Acura models starting around 2006-2007.


• The Acura TL received Bluetooth connectivity as a standard feature beginning with the 2009 model year.


• By the early 2010s, Bluetooth had become a common feature across the entire Acura lineup.

So in summary, while the 2004 Acura TL was a well-equipped luxury sedan for its time, it did not have Bluetooth capabilities. Bluetooth technology was still emerging in the automotive industry at that point and would not become a standard feature in Acura vehicles until several years later.

Does the 2004 Acura TL have aux?

No, the 2004 Acura TL does not have a built-in auxiliary (aux) input jack from the factory. However, you can add one by using an adapter kit that connects to the stereo system, often requiring you to disconnect the factory XM radio if you have it. 

• Bluetooth or Aux adapters: You can install an adapter that plugs into your factory stereo, providing either a 3.5mm aux input for a physical connection or Bluetooth for wireless audio streaming. 
• XM radio: If your car came with a factory XM radio, you will likely need to unplug it to use the adapter, as the adapter will take its place in the audio system's wiring. 
• Steering wheel controls: Some adapter kits, like those from GROM Audio, are designed to work with your factory stereo and may even allow you to control Bluetooth audio through your steering wheel buttons. 

How to connect Acura TL to Bluetooth?

To connect Bluetooth to an Acura TL, activate Bluetooth on your phone, then press the "Phone" or "Talk" button in your car and follow the voice or screen prompts to "Pair Phone". The car will search for your phone, and you'll select your phone's name from the list on the infotainment screen. Finally, confirm the pairing code on both the car and phone screens and select "Connect" on your phone to complete the setup. 
Step 1: Prepare your phone and car 

• On your phone: Go to Settings > Bluetooth and make sure Bluetooth is turned on and your phone is set to be discoverable. 
• In your car: With the vehicle stopped, press the "Phone" or "Talk" button on the steering wheel. 

This video demonstrates how to navigate through your phone's settings to enable Bluetooth: 49sSmail AcuraYouTube · Aug 12, 2016
Step 2: Start the pairing process in the car 

• The system will prompt you to pair a phone. Press the "Enter" button or say "Yes" after the beep. 
• Say "Phone setup" and then "Pair phone". 

You can watch this video to see how to initiate the pairing process in your Acura TL's infotainment system: 1mAcuraYouTube · Nov 10, 2014
Step 3: Find and connect your phone 

• The HandsFreeLink system will start searching for your phone. 
• Your phone will search for devices and "HandsfreeLink" should appear in the list of available devices. Select it from your phone. 
• Confirm the pairing code that appears on both the car's display and your phone's screen. 
• Press "Pair" or "OK" on your phone, and then follow the on-screen prompts in the car to allow access to contacts if desired. 

This video shows the step-by-step process of connecting your phone to the Acura's Bluetooth system and confirming the pairing code: 57sAcura2000 BramptonYouTube · Sep 27, 2010
Troubleshooting

• If you have issues, try clearing the system by saying "System," then "Clear". 
• Restart both your phone and the car's infotainment system. 
• Ensure no other devices are interfering with the connection. 

What is the value of a 2004 Acura TL?

The price for a used 2004 Acura TL varies widely, from around $850 to over $7,500, depending on the vehicle's condition, mileage, and specific features. The original MSRP when the car was new ranged from approximately $33,000 to over $35,000 for higher-end trims like those with navigation systems.
 
Estimated current price ranges

• Low end: $850 - $2,500 (for vehicles in fair to poor condition with high mileage) 
• Average: $2,500 - $5,500 (for vehicles in good condition with average mileage) 
• High end: $5,500 - $7,500+ (for vehicles in excellent condition with lower mileage) 

Factors affecting price

• Mileage: Higher mileage significantly lowers the price. 
• Condition: The car's physical condition, mechanical health, and maintenance history are major factors. 
• Trim and features: Models with the navigation system or other options will have a higher original price and may retain a bit more value. 
• Location: Prices can vary depending on your geographic location. 

What year did the Acura TL get Bluetooth?

2004
Integrated Bluetooth Car Interface Acura TL 2004 No Nav adds Hands Free Calling and Wireless Audio to the original factory Acura TL 2004 No Nav car stereo. The system comes with built-in Bluetooth and microphone.