[Limegrntaln]

I don’t understand why Honda couldn’t at least add this heated steering wheel to the Touring? It was kind of a pita to get it done at the dealer.

It comes as an accessory kit with all of the parts in the box for the install, and the one they ordered for me, didn’t come with wiring harnesses, in the box, so, the car had to stay overnight. No fault of the dealer, the harnesses are supposed to be in the box. But ultimately it’s all done, and the dealer always treats me right. Also installed a Whiteline 22mm rear sway bar.

Heated steering wheel part numbers: you get a whole new steering wheel with the kit. If your dealers price is $415ish, use these part numbers to purchase the wheel, online. I’m seeing as low at $275 for the wheel. Install price was .8hr in labor. In California, that’s $116 for install. Install pricing will vary
08U97-TVA-110A (with paddles)
08U97-TVA-110 (without paddles)

 

[Fired00d]

Have the heated steering wheel also... had mine (along with all my OEM accessories) added at time of purchase... saved a bundle by adding them all at one time. You're right it would have been nice if it would have been stock in the Touring but I guees the had to leave somethings out for us to spend our money on.

BTW... don't be shocked (disappointed) when you use it and think (feel) it's not getting real hot. There is a difference when it is on and when it's not but I would describe it as warm not hot.

 

[Limegrntaln]

I had a whole list of options I was going to add in finance, but my buddy works in finance, and it was cheaper to get them and have them installed. Especially since he already sold me the car at $1,200 under invoice. Make sure you get the puddle projectors.

I have a heated wheel on my Cruze that’s the same way. It seems to get warmer the colder it is, outside. But you’re right, they don’t get too hot. Which is ok, because my hands would sweat if it got any hotter.

 

[Fired00d]

Make sure you get the puddle projectors.

I already have the puddle lights (under the car)... puddle projectors weren't available when I got my car. To tell the truth the OEM ones are really over priced...
2021 Honda Accord Pattern Projectors - 08V27-TVA-100A (collegehillshonda.com)

I found some aftermarket ones on eBay if I decide to go that way...

2x HD LED Accord Logo Laser Projector Door Lights For Honda Accord 2013-2020 | eBay

 

[PhotoJim]

Can anyone confirm the non-paddled version installs and works fine on the manual Sport (specifically the 2.0T though I doubt it matters)? Two dealers I contacted here in Canada say the manual car can't take a heated steering wheel, but I'd sure love one.

 

[Limegrntaln]

Can anyone confirm the non-paddled version installs and works fine on the manual Sport (specifically the 2.0T though I doubt it matters)? Two dealers I contacted here in Canada say the manual car can't take a heated steering wheel, but I'd sure love one.

Im not sure about the wheel being able to fit on the Manual sport. But the problem that you may run into is that the US uses different airbags than some other countries. Which also means that the airbag clock spring, and the wiring harness may not be compatible. The US heated steering wheel kit, comes with the wheel, new clock spring, wiring harnesses and all associated installation hardware.

 

[PhotoJim]

Im not sure about the wheel being able to fit on the Manual sport. But the problem that you may run into is that the US uses different airbags than some other countries. Which also means that the airbag clock spring, and the wiring harness may not be compatible. The US heated steering wheel kit, comes with the wheel, new clock spring, wiring harnesses and all associated installation hardware.

My guess is that the Canadian models use the same airbags - they're produced on the same assembly line in Ohio as the US Accords. But that's just a guess.

 

[Limegrntaln]

The red wheel is for the European Civic Type R and the black wheel is for the US Type R. Both made on the same assembly line in Swindon England.

 

[True_North_Accord]

Can anyone confirm the non-paddled version installs and works fine on the manual Sport (specifically the 2.0T though I doubt it matters)? Two dealers I contacted here in Canada say the manual car can't take a heated steering wheel, but I'd sure love one.

Let us know if you find more information. I'm a Canadian 2.0T Manual as well.

I don't see why it would be a problem for a manual car to have the heated steering wheel.

Would be funny to get the paddle version and rewire new functions to the paddles

 

[Namt]

I don’t understand why Honda couldn’t at least add this heated steering wheel to the Touring? It was kind of a pita to get it done at the dealer.

It comes as an accessory kit with all of the parts in the box for the install, and the one they ordered for me, didn’t come with wiring harnesses, in the box, so, the car had to stay overnight. No fault of the dealer, the harnesses are supposed to be in the box. But ultimately it’s all done, and the dealer always treats me right. Also installed a Whiteline 22mm rear sway bar.

Heated steering wheel part numbers: you get a whole new steering wheel with the kit. If your dealers price is $415ish, use these part numbers to purchase the wheel, online. I’m seeing as low at $275 for the wheel. Install price was .8hr in labor. In California, that’s $116 for install. Install pricing will vary
08U97-TVA-110A (with paddles)
08U97-TVA-110 (without paddles)
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Could you please post a photo of the whole steering wheel please?

 

[Fired00d]

Could you please post a photo of the whole steering wheel please?

 

[Limegrntaln]

Thanks fired00d I didn’t get a notification that there was a post. But I got this post. Thanks. 🙌

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[Fired00d]

Thanks fired00d I didn’t get a notification that there was a post. But I got this post. Thanks. 🙌

You're welcome. Had an existing pic of my steering wheel available.