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As a follow up and fully OT for the forum, I did the same for my 2025 CR-V Hybrid and what a huge difference it makes! It's far more dramatic than the CTR due to 'push gas petal into the floor, make awful buzzing engine noise' that comes from the thing. Now it sounds like plain ole LFB51. It makes the cabin quieter when accelerating, even in "Sport" mode.I removed the ANC module! After giving up two times trying to get the vent out, I was able to successfully remove it and unplug that damn thing.
I notice absolutely zero difference with Engine Sound having been kept on Comfort mode, but if I switch over to the go-fast button, at least I know it won't be there.
The process is largely the same, despite first looks at a more ideal location. The module sits right behind the passenger side panel, between the glove box and door. Sadly that doesn't make it much easier to get out compared to the CTR. You need to remove the glove box and peel back the vent to the center and like the CTR, do not need to fully remove it. You only need to unscrew the top two phillips screws to partially pull down the glovebox compartment.
Undo two 10mm bolts where the red arrows are pointing and then find some very small hands that will bounce back from sharp metallic cuts. The cable attached to the ANC has very little slack, but as long as you find the tab (same as CTR) it's not too bad. Optionally wrap the head of the connector in some foam and then you can ziptie to a nearby bolt.
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