Applicable Systems
ILX
TLX
RDX
MDX
NSX
Symptoms
The TCM has detected a manufacturer-specific transmission control fault. The transmission warning light is on. DTC P1190 is stored in the Acura engine control module.
Possible Causes
- Shift solenoid electrical fault
- Transmission control module fault
- Input/turbine speed sensor fault
- Output speed sensor fault
Troubleshooting Steps
- Step 1: Connect an OBD-II scanner and read DTCs to confirm P1190
DTC P1190 present with freeze frame data - Step 2: Inspect wiring and connectors in the affected circuit for damage, corrosion, or loose pins
Wiring intact, connectors clean and seated - Step 3: Perform component-level testing per manufacturer service manual
Component values within spec or component confirmed faulty - Step 4: Repair or replace the faulty component, clear DTC, and verify no return
DTC cleared and does not return after a road test
How to Reset
Clear the DTC after repair using a diagnostic scanner. The code clears automatically if the fault is not detected for 3 consecutive drive cycles.
Common Replacement Parts
- varies: Diagnose and replace the confirmed faulty component (Confirm part number via VIN at a Acura dealership)
Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What does P1190 mean?
This manufacturer-specific DTC indicates a transmission system fault. Refer to the vehicle's service manual for the exact diagnostic procedure.
- Q: Can I drive with P1190?
Limited driving is possible, but the affected system may not operate correctly. Have the vehicle diagnosed promptly to prevent potential damage.
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Source: SAE J2012 Acura Manufacturer-Specific DTC
Category: OBD-II
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