HondaメーカーCivic Si Coupe (2004)の使用説明書/サービス説明書
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T his Owner ’ s Manua l should be conside red a per manent part of t h e v e hicle a n d should rema in wit h th e veh icle wh e n it is sold. T his Owner ’ s Manua l covers all models of th e Civic Ha tchback. Y ou may f ind descript ions of equipment a nd f eatur es that are not on your part icular model.
One of the best w a ys to enhance the enjoymen t of y our n ew Honda is to rea d this ma nual. In it , you will lea rn how t o operat e its driving contr o ls a n d conve n ience it ems. A f ter wards, ke e p t h is ow ner’s manua l in your ve h icle so y o u c a n r e f e rt o i ta ta n yt i m e .
− − − − − − You r s af e ty , a nd th e sa f e ty o f oth e rs , is v e ry import ant. A nd oper ating t his vehi cl e s af el y i s an imp ortant res pons ibilit y. T o h elp yo u make inf o rmed decisions a bout saf e ty, we ha ve prov ided operat ing procedur es and ot he r inf ormat ion on labels and in t h is ma nual.
Y our V ehicle at a Glance 4 POWER DOOR LOCK SWITCH AIRBAGS POWER WINDOW SWITCHE S HOOD RELEASE HANDLE FUEL FILL DOOR RELEASE HEA TING/ COOLING CONTROLS M/T AUDIO SY S TEM GAUGES INS TR UMEN T PANEL (P. 51 ) (P. 57 ) (P. 67 ) (P. 76 ) (P. 112 ) (P. 111 ) (P.
＊ ＊ T o use the horn, p ress the center pad o f th e steering wh eel. : Y our V ehicle at a Glance Y ou r Vehicle at a Glance 5 WINDSHIE LD WIPERS/WA SHERS REAR WINDOW D EFOGGER HORN TILT ADJUS TMEN T HEADLIG HTS / TURN SIGNALS CRUISE CONTROL MAST ER SWITCH MIRROR CONTROLS CRUISE CONTROL BUTT ONS (P.
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− T his sect ion gives you import ant inf orma tion about how to pr o t e ct yourself a n d your passengers. It shows you how t o use sea t belts. It expla i ns how your a irbags w o rk. A nd it te lls you how t o properly rest rain inf ant s and c h ildren in your v ehicle.
− Y o u’ll f ind ma ny saf et y rec o mmendat ions thr oughout t his sect ion, and t hroughout t his manual. T h er e c o m m e n d a t i o n so nt h i sp a g e are t h e ones we co nsider to be the most import ant. Excessive speed i s a major f act o r in cra sh injuries a nd deat hs.
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T h e Nati onal Hig hway T r af f i c S af ety A dministr ation a n d T ra ns port Cana da recommend t hat driver s allow at least 10 inch es (25 cm) between t h e center of t h e steering wheel and the chest.
Adj us t th e d ri ve r’ s s ea t-b ac k to a comf or table, upr i ght position, lea ving ample spa ce bet ween your chest and the airbag cover in the center of t h e steering wheel . Passengers w i th a d justa b le seat - back s should also adjust t he ir seat - back to a comf or table, upr ight posit ion.
Proper l y a dj ust ed head re s t raint s will he lp pr otect occupa nts f r o m whipla sh and ot h er cra s h injur ies. See pa ge f or how t o adjust the head rest rai n ts. Have p assen gers with ad justab le h ead re str ai n ts ad j us t th ei r r es trai n t so the back of their head r ests agai ns t the c enter o f t h e re strain t.
T h e f ro nt s eats h ave ad jus table s eat be lt an cho rs. To ad jus t the h ei ght of an an cho r, p ress an d h old t h e rel ease but tons and s lide the a n chor up or down as n eeded (it has f our posit ions ).
A ft e r all occu pan ts h ave ad jus ted t h eir seat s and put on sea t belt s, it is ve ry i m p o rtan t th at th ey c o n tin u e to sit upright, w el l back in their seat s, wi th thei r feet o n the flo o r, un ti l th e ve hic le is pa rked a nd t he engine is o ff.
If y ou ar e pregnant , the best wa y to prot ect yourself and your unborn child w h en dr iving or riding in a vehi cl e i s to al ways we ar a s eat b elt, and keep the l ap part of t h e b elt as low a s possible a c ross the hips.
If y our han ds o r arms are clo se to an airb ag c over, t h ey co ul d be i nj ured if the air bag inf lat e s. Carryin g h ard o r sh arp object s on your lap, or dr i v i ng wit h a pipe o r other shar p object in your mout h, can r esult in inj ur ies if y our f r ont air bag inf lat es.
Y o ur se at belt syst e m includes la p / shoulder belt s in all f ive seat ing posit ions. T he f ront seat belt s ar e als o e qu ip ped with au tomatic seat belt te nsione rs .
T o deac tivate the l ock in g mecha n ism, unlat ch the buckle a nd let the seat belt f ully ret ract . T o ref ast en t h e seat belt, pull it ou t on ly as f ar as needed. For added pr o te c t ion, the f r o nt seat belt s are equipped wit h aut omatic seat belt t e nsioner s .
For saf et y, you shou ld check the condit i on of y our seat belt s regular ly . Honda provides a lif e time wa rrant y on sea t belt s f or U.S. mode ls. See your booklet f or det ails. If a seat belt is worn du ring a crash , it must be rep laced by the deal er.
T wo SRS (Suppl ementa l R estraint Sys tem) f ro nt airb ags. The dri ver’s airbag i s stored in the center of the steering wheel; the f ro nt p a s s e n g e r ’ sa i r b a gi ss t o r e di nt h e dashboa rd. Both a re mark e d ‘‘SR S AI RB AG .
A f ter inf lat ing, the f ront airba gs will immed iat el y def l at e , so they won’t int e rf ere wit h t he driv e r’ s visibilit y , or t he abilit y t o st eer or oper ate ot he r contr ols .
Y our f ront air bags are also dua l- t h reshold a irbags. A irbags wit h t his f eat u re have two deplo yment t h res h olds t hat depend on w h et her or not t he occupant is w e a ring a sea t belt . It the occupant belt is , t h e a irbag will de p loy a t a s lightly lower threshold, because the occup ant woul d need extra prot ect i on.
(On model s equipped) If yo u e ver h ave a m od erate to severe side im pact , senso rs w i ll det ect r apid deceler ation a nd signa l t h e cont rol unit to inst ant ly inf lat e either the d river’s or the p asseng er’s si de airb ag. Only one airba g will deploy dur ing a side impa ct.
In models wit h side a ir bags If you see any of t h ese indi cat i ons, the airbags and seat belt tensioners may not w o rk proper ly when you need them. T his indica tor a le rt s you th at the pa ss en g er ’s si d e airb ag has b een automatic ally shut of f .
Y o u r ai rbag sy stems are vi rtuall y maint enance f ree, a n d t here ar e no parts you can saf el y service. Ho wever, yo u mu st h ave yo ur vehi cl e s ervic ed i f : T ogeth e r, airba gs and seat b elts p rovi de the b est prot ect i on.
− − − Child ren dep end on adu lts t o protect them. However, desp ite t h eir best int e nt ions many a dults do not know ho w to p roperl y p rotect ch ild passengers. If you have chil dren, o r ever need to driv e with a child in y o ur v ehicle, be sure t o read t his sect ion.
− If the ve h icle se at is too f a rf o r w a r d ,o rt h ec h i l d ’ sh e a d i s t h row n f orwa rd during a c o llision, a n in f lati ng f ro nt ai rbag can stri ke the child w ith enough f or ce to kill or ver y ser i ously injure a sma l l child.
− T o remind you of the passe nge r’s f ront air bag haza rds, and t h at chi ldren must be p roperl y restrain ed in a back s eat, y our ve hi cle h as w a r n i n gl a b e l so nt h ed a s h b o a r d (U .S. models) and on t he f ront vis ors. Pl ease read and f o l lo w the inst ructions on the s e la bels.
− Many parents say they pref er to put an inf ant or sma l l child in the f ront passenge r seat so they can w atch t he child, or becaus e the c hild r equires at tent ion.
− If t h ey do, they could be v ery se riously injure d in a crash. Duri ng a cras h, the belt could pre s s dee p int o the child and c ause s erio us o r f atal inju ries . Childre n w ho play in v e hicles can acc i dent ally get t rapped inside.
T wo types of seat s may be used: a seat designed e x clusiv e ly f or inf ant s, or a conve rtible s e at use d in the r ear- f ac i ng, re c lining mode. If pla ced f ac i ng f orw ard, a n inf ant could be ver y seriously injur e d during a f ront al collision.
If it is neces s ar y to put a f orwa rd- f ac i ng child s e a t in t h e f r o nt , move the ve hi cle s eat as f a r to the rear as possible, be sure the c hi ld seat is f irmly se cur ed t o the v e hicle, a n d t he child is properly str apped in t he seat .
What ever type of seat you ch oose, to prov ide proper pr o t ection, a child seat shoul d meet t h ree requir e ment s: L ook f or FMV SS 213 or CMVSS 213 on the box.
A child seat secured w i th a sea t belt should be insta lled as f ir mly as possi ble. Ho wever, it does no t need t o be ‘‘rock solid.’’ Some side-t o -side moveme nt can be expect ed and should not reduce the c h ild seat ’s ef f ectiveness.
Y our vehic l e is e quipped wit h LATC H (Lo w e r An c h o r s a n d Tethe rs f o r C hi l d re n ) at th e o u ter rear s eats. The l ower an cho rs are located between t h e seat-back a n d seat bot tom, and a re to be used only wit h a child sea t designed f or use with LA TCH.
What ever type you h ave, f ollo w th e c hi l d s e at m ake r’ s i n s tru cti o n s f or a djusting or tight ening the f it. L i f t t h e rear head rest r aint ( s ee p ag e ), the n r ou te the te th er strap o ver the s eat-back b etween t h e legs of the head r e st raint, m aki n g su re th e s tra p i s no t twi s ted .
When not using the L A TCH syst em, all chi ld seats must be secured to the ve hic le w ith t he lap par t of a lap/ shoulder belt . Wi th th e c hi l d sea t i n the d e si re d sea ting posit ion, r.
T o activate the l ockab le re tractor, slowly pull the shoulder pa rt of the belt all t he way out unt il it st ops, t h en let t he belt f eed bac k into t h e re trac to r. A f ter the belt ha s retr acted, t ug on it . I f the belt is locked, you will not be a b le t o pull it out .
O n et e t h e ra n c h o rp o i n tf o re a c ho f t he o ut er rea r seat s i s loca ted under the c argo f l oo r c arpet an d the t ailgat e sill. Pull up t h e ca rpet to acc e ss t he anchor point ( o ut board an ch o r) wh en se cu ri n g a teth er- s tyl e child se at t o the vehicle .
Wh e n a child rea c hes t he rec o mmended w eight or he i ght limit fo r a fo r w a r d - fa c i n g c h i l d s e a t , t h e child shou ld sit in a ba ck seat on a boost e r s e a t and w e ar a la p/shoulde r belt . A f ter proper l y se c uring the c h ild seat ( s ee pa ge ), rout e the teth e r str ap ov er th e to p of th e seat-b ack.
T o det e rmine if a lap/shoulder belt proper l y f its a child, have the child put on the sea t belt , then a sk yourself : Does the c hild s i t all t h e w ay bac k agai ns t the s eat? Do t h e c .
So me states al so req uire c hil dren to use a booster seat unt il they r each a given age or weight (e.g., 6 yea rs or 6 0l b s ) .B es u r et oc h e c kc u r r e n t l aws in the s tate or s tate s w he re yo u i nte n d to dr i ve.
If you decid e t h at a child can saf ely ride up f ront , be sure t o : Car ef ully rea d the ow ner’s ma nual, and ma ke sure you underst and a l l sea t belt inst ructions and all saf et y inf orma tion. Mo v e th e ve h ic l e s ea t to the rea r- most posit ion.
Y o u r ve hic le’ s e xhau st co ntain s car b on monoxide gas. Y ou should have n o pr obl em wi th c arbon monoxide e n t ering the vehic le in norma l dr iving if y ou mainta in your ve hic le pr operly.
T h ese label s are in the lo cat i on s shown. T h ey warn yo u of potential haza rds that could ca use serious injury . Re ad thes e labels ca ref ully. If a label com es of f or becomes hard to rea d , c ontact your de aler f or a replacemen t. U.S.
T his sect ion gives inf orma tion about th e c on tro l s and di s p la ys that cont ribute to t he daily ope ration of your vehicl e. A l l the essential cont rols ar e within easy r each. ........................... Cont rol L oc at ions . 50 .....
Cont r o l L oca t ions 50 MIRROR CONTROLS POWER DOOR LOCK SWITCH POWER WINDOW SWITCHE S FUEL FILL DOOR RELEA SE HOOD RELEAS E HANDLE M/T HEA TING/COOLING CONTROLS AUDIO SY S TEM GAUGES INS TR UMEN T PANEL (P. 51 ) (P. 57 ) (P. 79 ) (P. 67 ) (P. 76 ) (P.
T he U.S. inst rument pa nel is shown. Dif f erence s f or the Canadia n models are note d in t he te x t . Inst r u ment Panel Indicat or s Inst rument s and Cont r ols 51 PARKING BRAKE AND BRAKE SYS.
T h e instrument panel h as many i nd i c ato rs to g iv e y ou im p o rta nt inf orma tion about your vehicle . T h is ind icat o r com es on when yo u tu rn the i g n iti o n s wi tc h to ON (I I ) . I t reminds you and your passenger s to f ast en your seat belts.
I tc o m e so nw h e ny o ut u r n t h e i gn i ti on sw itc h to ON (II ). It i s a reminde r to chec k the pa rking bra ke. Driv ing w ith t he park ing bra ke not f ully rele ased ca n dama ge the br akes and t i re s.
Canadia n model only T h is ind icat o r com es on when the washer f luid level i s low. Add washer f l u i dw h e ny o us e et h i si n d i c a t o r come on ( see page ).
T his indicat or norma lly comes on when you tur n t he ignit i on t o ON (II) and goes o f f af ter th e en gi ne starts. If it comes on a t any ot her t ime, t h er e is a proble m in the Elect ric Power Steering system. I f t his happens, stop t he vehicle in a sa f e place and t urn of f the engine.
Y our dealer will re se t t his indic ator af t er comple ting the scheduled maint enance. If this ma intenanc e is done by some one o t her t h an y o ur dealer, reset the indi cat o r as f oll ows.
T h e od ometer and the trip m eters use t he same display . Sw itch t h ese displ ays by pressing the Select/ R eset k nob. T h ere are two trip m et ers: T rip A and Trip B . Eac h trip m eter works independe ntly, so you can ke ep tra ck of two dif f ere nt dista n ces.
T his shows t he te mpe ra ture of the engine’ s c oolant. D uring normal opera tion, t he pointe r should rise to about t he middle of t he gauge. In seve re driving c onditions, the pointer may rise t o the uppe r zone. If it reaches the red (Ho t) mark, p ul l sa f e l y to the s i d e o f the r o ad .
＊ ＊ T o use the horn, press the pad ar ound t he ‘‘H’’ logo. Cont r o ls Near t he St eer ing W heel Inst rument s and Cont r ols 59 REAR WINDOW D EFOGGER MIRROR CONTROLS TILT ADJUS TMEN T HORN HEA DLIGHTS/ TURN SIGNALS WINDSHIE LD WIPERS/WA SHERS (P.
− − − − − − − − − MIST OFF INT Int ermit tent LO Lo w s p e e d HI High speed Windshie l d Wa shers Push t he right lever up or dow n t o selec t a pos ition. T h e wipers are n ot act i vat ed . T he wipe rs run at high speed u ntil you release the lever.
−− − T urn Signal Of f Par king and int e rior lights Hea d light on High bea m s F l a s hh i g hb e a m s Push down on t he lef t lev e r to signa l a lef t t u rn a nd up t o signa l a right t ur n. T o signal a lane change , push lightly on t he leve r and hold it .
P u s ht h e r e db u t t o nt ot u r no nt h e haza rd war n ing light s (f our- way f l ashers ). This cau ses al l f o ur out s ide t urn signa ls a nd both i nd i c ato rs in the i n str u me n t p a ne l to f lash.
Make sure t he rear window is clear and y ou have good visibilit y bef ore sta rti n g to dr i ve. T h ed e f o g g e rw i r e so nt h ei n s i d eo f t h e r e a r window ca n be accide ntally dama ge d. W hen cleaning t he glass, alway s wi pe si de -to-s id e.
The m as ter key f i ts a ll the lo c ks on your vehicl e. T h e valet key works onl y in the ignit i on, t he door locks a nd ha tch. Y o us h o u l dh a v er e c e i v e dak e y number ta g w i t h your key s . Y ou will need this key n umber i f y ou ever hav e to get a lost k ey repla c ed.
T he Immobilizer Syst em prot e ct s your v ehicle f rom t he f t . If an imp roperly-co ded key (or o t h er devic e ) is use d, t he engine w ill not sta rt. If t h e system repeat e dly d oes not rec o gnize t he coding of your key, contact your d ealer.
− − − − T he ignit i on sw itch has f our posit ions: L OCK ( 0), A CCESSORY (I), O N (II), and ST A RT (III). If the f ron t wheels are turn ed, the ant i-thef t loc k may ma k e it dif f icult to tu r n th e k ey . F ir m ly tur n th e steering wheel to the lef t or rig ht as you turn the key.
A ll doors lock when y ou push down t h e loc k ta b on the driver ’s door, or lock t he driv er’s door f rom the out s ide w ith t he key. Only the drive r’s doo r unloc ks when you u se t h e key or loc k tab. T o unlock t he passengers’ doors, use t he master door loc k swit c h or the lock t ab on ea c h door .
T o open t he hatc h, pull the ha ndle, t h en lif t up. T o close the hat c h, use t he hatc h h a n d l et ol o w e rt h eh a t c h ,t h e np r e s s down on the ba ck edge. K eep t h e hat ch closed at all times while driving t o avoid damaging it and t o preven t exh aust g as f r om g etti n g i n to the i n ter i or .
− − − A void dropping or t h row i ng t h e tra ns m itte r. P ro tec t the tran s mi tte r f r o m extreme temperat u re. Do no t i m me rs e th e tr an s mi tte r i n any liquid. I f yo u l o s e a tr an sm i tter , th e replacemen t needs to be repr ogrammed by your dea ler.
＋ ▽ ◎ Bat tery type: CR2025 If it t akes several p ushes on the but ton to lock or unloc k the door s and t he hat ch, replace the bat tery a s soon a s possible. T o replace the b at tery, rem ove the round cover on the back of the t ransmitt er by t urning it counterclockwise with a coi n.
− See pages for impor tant sa fet y inf ormat ion and wa r nings about how t o proper l y posit ion seat s and sea t-backs. 14 12 Make all seat adj ustments be f o re you st art driv ing. T o adju st the seat f o rward and back ward, pull up on t he bar under t h e sea t cushion’s f ront edge.
See page for impor tant saf ety inf ormat ion and a w arning about how to proper l y posit ion the he ad rest raints. 15 T h e head restra i nts hel p pro t ect yo u and your passengers f rom whiplash and o t h er in juries.
T h e bac k o f t h e rear s eat f o ld s d own to g ive y ou m ore c argo s pace . E ach side f o lds do wn separat el y. With only half the se at f olde d, you can st ill carry a passenger i n the back seat.
T o u nlatch either side of t h e seat - back, p ull up on the release l ever, th en f o l d th e s ea t-b ac k d o wn . Ne ve r d ri ve with the se at-b ac k f olded dow n a nd the ha tch open. See on page . Make su re al l i tems i n the carg o area are secured.
T h e carg o area co ver m ay b e remo ved to g ive yo u m ore carg o room. T o remo ve the carg o are a co ver, disconnect t h e ca b les f rom t he hatc h by lif t ing up each end, t h en pulling it out ward. T hen pus h up on the unders ide of t he cargo c over at ea ch f ront corne r to unsna p it f rom t he body.
Y our vehic l e’s windows a re elec tri- cally -powere d . T urn t he ignition sw i tch to ON (II ) to rai se or l o we r any window. Each door has a swit ch that controls it s window. T o open t he window , p us h the s wi tc h d o wn and ho l d it.
− − If the dri ver’s window senses any obs tacle while it is closing aut omatica lly, it w ill rev erse dir ection a n d t hen st op. T o cl ose the wi nd ow, re move the obsta c le, t hen use t he window swit c h agai n.
Ther e a re tw o s wi tc he s o n the ceiling ne ar t he f ront ceiling light . T he ignition sw itch must be in t h e ON ( II) position to oper ate the moonroof . T o open t he moonroof , pull ba c k t he moonroof swit c h f ir m ly. T o tilt t he moonroof up, press t he b utto n in .
K e e pt h ei n s i d ea n d o u t s i d em i r r o r s clea n and adju s t ed f or best v is ibilit y. Be su re to adj ust the mi rrors b ef o re you st art driv ing. T he inside mirr o r ha s day a nd night posit ions. T he night posit ion reduces glar e f rom hea dlights behind you.
Canadia n model only T o apply t he par k ing br ake, pull t he lev e r up f ully. T o rele ase it , pull up slight ly , push t he butt on, and lower the lever. The parkin g b rake indicat or on t he instrument pa ne l should go out when the pa rking bra ke is f ully r e lea s ed ( see page ).
T he ceiling light ha s a t h ree - posit ion switch: ON, Door Act i vat ed , and OFF. I n th e D oo r Acti v ated (ce nte r) posit ion, the light comes on when you: Open a ny door. Rem o ve th e k ey f ro m the i g n i tio n . If y ou do not open a door, t he light f ade s out in a bout 10 se c onds.
Int er i or Conv enience It ems 82 COAT HOOK B EVERAGE HOLDER VANIT Y M IRROR DRIVE R’S P OCKET ACCESSORY POWER SOCKET GLOVE BOX BEVE RAGE HOLDER BEVE RAGE HOLDER CONSOLE COMPARTME NT Table of Conte.
Open the gl ove box by sq ueezing the handle . C l ose it wit h a f ir m pus h . To ac ce ss the co ns o l e c om p ar tme n t, slide t he lid f orw ard, t h en slide the beve rage h old er as sem bl y f o rward. Be care f u l when you are using the bev e ra ge holders.
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T he st andard a udio syste m has many f eat ures. T his sec tion de- scribes t ho se f eat ures and how to use t hem. (If y ou select ed an opt ional audio syst em, ref er t o the op erating instruc tion s that cam e with i t.
V e nt s , H eat i ng, an d A / C 86 MODE CONTROL DIAL RECIRCULAT ION BUT TON FAN CONTROL DIA L TEMPERATUR E CONTROL DIAL REAR WINDOW DEFOGGE R BUT TON AIR CONDITIONING ( A/C) BUTTON Table of Contents.
T urning t his dial clock wise incre ases th e tem p e ratu re of th e ai rflo w. T he outside air int akes f or t he hea ting and cooling syst e m a re at t h e ba s e of the windshie l d. K eep t h is area clear of l eaves and o ther debris. T h es y s t e ms h o u l db el e f t i nF r e s h A ir mode under almost all condit i ons.
T he f low-t hrough vent ilat i on syst em dra ws in outside air, c i rcula tes it th ro u gh the in ter i or , th e n e xh au s ts i t t h rough v e nt s near t he rea r side pane ls . Select a n d Fr esh A i r mode. Set the f an t o the desir ed speed.
A ir condit i oning, as it c ools, r emoves m oi s tu re from the air . Wh e n u s ed in combinat ion wit h the hea ter , it makes the i nterio r warm an d d ry. T his set ting is s u it able f or a ll driving condit i ons w he nev er the outside temperat u re is above 32°F (0°C).
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− − − − T he ignition sw itch must be in t h e A CCESSOR Y ( I ) or O N (II) posit ion. Turn the sys te m o n by p u s hi n g th e PW R/V OL knob or t he A M /F M but ton. A d just t h e v olume by tur ning t h e PW R /VOL k n ob. T he band a nd f requenc y that t he ra dio w as last tune d t o is displayed.
−− − − − If y ou are traveli ng f ar f ro m h ome an d c an n o long er receive your preset st ation s, you ca n use the A u to Select f eat ure to f i n d s tat i o ns i n the l ocal area. Press the A . SEL but ton. ‘‘A .SEL ’’ f lashe s in t he display, a n d the syste m goes in to scan mode f o r several seconds.
T h e radio can receive the compl ete A M and FM b and s. T hose bands cov er the se f requen- cies: How well the radio r ecei ves stat i on s is depende nt on many f act ors, such as the d i s tan ce f ro m the s tati o n ’s tra ns m itte r, ne ar by lar g e o b je cts , and a tmospher ic conditions.
R adio signals , especia lly on the FM band, a re def le c t ed by large object s such a s buildings and hills. Y our radio then recei ves both the di rect signal f r o m t he stat ion’s tr ansmitt er, and t he def lect ed signal. T his ca uses th e s ou n d to d is to rt o r f l u tte r.
Play ing a CD Fe atu re s 95 SEEK/ SKIP BAR CD BUTTON REPEAT INDIC ATO R RANDOM BUTTON CD EJECT BUTTON CD SLOT POWER/ VOLUME KNOB SCAN / REPEAT BUTTON RANDOM INDICATOR Table of Contents Table of Conte.
− − −＋ − Wi th th e i g n iti o n s wi tc h i n the A CCESSOR Y ( I ) or O N ( II) position, insert a CD int o t he CD slo t . T he driv e will pull t h e CD in the rest of the way an d b egi n to p lay i t. The number of the t rack playing is show n in t h e dis play.
W h en using C D -R dis c s, us e only high qualit y CDs la beled f or a udio use. When reco rdin g a CD-R, the rec o rding mus t be clos e d f or it to be used by the s y st em. CD-R W discs w ill not w or k in this unit . Play only sta ndard round CDs.
Cause If you see an erro r message in the display while pla ying a CD, f ind the cause in t he cha rt t o t he right. If yo u cannot clea r the e r ror message, t ake your vehi cle to you r dealer. Error Message Solut i on FOCUS Erro r Mechanic al Error High temperat ur e Press t he EJECT but ton and pull out the CD.
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S c r e w t h e fu e l fi l l c a p b a c k o n unt il it click s at least t hree t i mes. If y ou do not proper l y t ighten t he cap, the Malf unct ion Indicat o r L a m pm a yc o m eo n ( s e ep a g e ). Push t h e f ue l f ill door closed unt il it lat ches.
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(f or Nor mal and Severe Schedules) CONT INUED Maint e nance Recor d Maint enance 135 5,000 mi 10,000 mi 15,000 mi 20,000 mi 25,000 mi 30,000 mi 35,000 mi 40,000 mi 45,000 mi 50,000 mi 55,000 mi 60,00.
(f or Nor m al a n d Severe Schedules) Maint e nance Recor d 136 85,000 mi 90,000 mi 95,000 mi 100,000 mi 105,000 mi 110,000 mi 115,000 mi 120,000 mi 125,000 mi 130,000 mi 135,000 mi 140,000 mi 145,00.
Fl u i d L o c ati o n s Maint enance 137 ENGINE OIL DIPSTI C K (Ora nge handl e ) WASHE R FLUID (Blue ca p ) ENGINE COOLANT RESERV OIR RADIATO R CAP BRAKE FLUID (Gra y ca p ) CLUTCH FLUID (Gra y ca p.
Unscr e w a nd remove t he engine oil f i ll c ap o n top of t h e val ve c over. Pour in t he oil slow ly and car ef ully so you do not spill. C l ea n up a ny spills immedia tely. Spilled oil could dama ge components in the engine compar tment . Inst all t he engine oil f ill ca p, and t ighten it secur e ly.
Y ou may use a synt hetic motor oil if it meet s t he same r equirement s give n f or a convent ional mot or oil: it display s the A PI Cer tif ica tion Sea l, and it is t he proper weight . Y o u must f ollow t he oil and f ilte r change in tervals g iven on the m ain tenanc e schedule.
Inst all a new oil f ilt e r accor ding t o th e i n str uc ti o ns that c o me with it. Put a new was he r on t he dra i n bolt , then re ins tall the d rain b ol t. Ti g h te n i t t o : R eplace the e ngine oil f ill cap. St art t he engine. T he oil pre ssure indicat or should go out wit hin 5 seconds.
If t h e coo lant level in the reserve t ank is at or below t he MIN line, a dd coolan t to b r ing it up t o be twee n t he MIN and MA X lines. Inspect t h e cooling sy s t em f or lea ks. If Honda antif reeze/coolant is n ot av ailable, y o u may use anot her maj o r-br and non-silica te coola n t as a t e m p o r a r yr e p l a c e m e n t .
W h en t he radia tor a nd engine ar e cool, r elieve a n y pr essure in the cooling sy s t em by tur ning the ra diator cap count erclock wise, wit hout pressing down. R e m ove the rad iator c ap by pushing dow n a nd turning coun t er clockwise. Pu t the rad iator c ap b ack o n an d ti gh te n i t.
Check the f luid l evel wit h t h e transm iss io n at n orm al o peratin g tem p er atu re and the veh i cl e si ttin g on lev e l gr o und. R emove t he t ransmission f iller bolt , and ca ref ully f eel inside t h e bolt hole w ith your f ing er. T h e f lui d level sh ould b e up to th e ed ge of the bo l t h o l e.
T h e f lui d level sh ould b e between t h eM I N a n dM A Xm a r k so nt h es i d e of t h e reservoir. If it is n ot, add brake f lui d to bring i t up to tha t l evel.
CONT INUED R e move the elect ri cal connector f rom t he bulb by pushing on t he t ab and pulling t he connect or down. When you rep lace t h e bu lb on t h e driver’s sid e, if necessary, loosen th e b o lt o n the b atte ry pl ate , th e n slide t he bat tery .
If y ou ar e changing t h e bulb on t h e driv er’s side, st art the engine, turn the steering wh eel all the way to th e rig h t, a nd tur n o ff the engine. I f you ar e changing t h e bulb on t he passenger’ s s ide , t u rn th e s tee ri n g w he el to th e l e f t.
Re m o v e th e so c k e t fro m th e headlight a s sembly by t urning it one-q uarter t u rn co unterclockwise. Fr ont bumper: Push the f ront edge o f t h e side m arker lens toward t h e rear of the vehicle. T h e f ront edge will pop out of t he bumper.
T u rn the so cket one-q uarter turn coun t ercl ockwis e to remove it fr o m t h e l e n s . Pull t h e bulb s traight out of it s socket . Push the new bulb st raight i nto the so ck et u n ti l i t b otto m s . Open t he hood. T he f ront pa rking light is next t o t he headlight bulb.
Open the hatch. R emove t he cove r f rom t he inside pane l by car e f ully prying on it s upper f ront edge wit h a sma ll f lat - tipped screwd river.
Open the hatch. P ut y o ur fin g er s b etw ee n th e i nte ri o r tr im an d th e h atc h gl as s on eit h er side of the high-mount bra ke light. Care f ully pull down on t h e t rim to unsna p t he clips f r o m t h e ha tch. W ork your wa y tow ard each end o f th e tr i m.
Push t h e bulb holder into t he light ass e mbly unt il it loc ks in place. T e s tt h el i g h t st o m a k es u r et h e new bulb is wor k ing. L ine up t h e clips on the inter i or tri m with the co rre s po n d i ng ho l e s i n th e h atc h .P u s h o n th e trim to snap it ba ck in place .
Slide t he lens t o t he right unt il t he lef t side of the le n s pops out of the body. Pull out t h e light assembly . R e move the lens f ro m the socket by pulling t he lens w h ile sque e zing t h e t abs on bot h sides of the socket. Pull t h e bulb s traight out of it s socket .
Dirt build-up in the loops of t he sea t belt anchor s can ca use the belt s to re trac t sl o wl y. Wip e th e in si d es of t h e loops wit h a clea n cloth dam pen ed i n mi ld soap an d warm wa ter or isopropy l a lcohol.
T o repla ce a f r ont wipe r blade: R aise t he wiper arm of f t he windshield. R aise the dr iver’s side f i r st, the n th e p a ss en g er ’s si d e. Disconnect t h e bla de assembly f r o mt h ew i p e r a r mb yp u s h i n gi n t h e lock ta b .
R emove t he blade f rom it s holder by gr asping the ta bbe d end of t he blade . Pull f irmly unt il the ta b s come out of t he holder. Examine the new wiper blades.
T o replace a rear wip er b lad e: Pull one end of t he blade out f r o m th e h ol d e r. Slide t he blade out of the holder . I ns er t bo th en d s o f the b l ad e in to the holder. Make sure t h ey are secure. L o wer the wi per arm . R aise t he wiper arm of f t he rea r win do w.
K eep in g the tires p roperl y in f lated prov ides the best combinat ion of handling, t rea d lif e, and r iding comf ort. Under i nf lat ed t ires wea r uneve nly , a d v e r s e l y a ffe c t h a n d l i n g a n d fu e l econo my, and a re more li kely to fa i l fr o m b e i n g o v e r h e a t e d .
If y ou check air pressures w he n t he tires are ho t ( d riven f o r several miles), you will se e readings 4 t o 6 psi (30 to 40 kPa, 0.3 to 0.4 kgf / cm ) higher t han t h e c old r e a dings. T his is nor m al. Do not let a ir out to ma tch t h e r e commende d cold air pr essure.
In addit ion to pr oper inf lat ion, correct wheel alig nment help s to decr e ase tir e wear . I f you f ind a t ire is w o rn unev enly, hav e your dea l er check the wheel alig nment. Have your dealer check the tires if you f eel a con sistent v i bration whi le driv ing.
Wheels: Ti r e s : T o help incre ase t i re lif e and dist ri but e wear more e venly, rot ate the t i res every 10,000 mi les (16,000 km ) . M o ve th e ti r es to th e p o si ti o ns s h o w ni nt h ec h a r t e a c ht i m et h e y ar e rota ted. If you purcha s e direc tional t ires, r otat e only f ront -t o- back .
＋ W h en inst alling ca b les, f ollow t he manuf a cturer ’ s inst ructions, a n d mount the m a s tight as y ou c an. Make sure they ar e not contac ting the bra ke lines or suspension . Drive slowly wit h them ins talled. If you h ear the m c o mi n g i n to co nta ct w ith the body or cha ssi s, stop and in vestig ate.
− Ch e ck the c o n di ti o n o f the ba ttery m o n t h l yb yl o o k i n ga tt h et e s t indica tor window . T h e la bel on th e bat ter y explains t he t e st indica tor’s colors. If a ddit i ona l ba tt e ry maint e na nc e is needed, s ee your dealer o r a qualif ie d t echnicia n.
If you need to p ark your vehicl e f or an extended period (mo re than on e mon th), there are several thin gs yo u should do t o prepa re it f or st orage. Proper prepa rat i on helps pr event det eriora tion and ma kes it easier to get your v ehicle bac k on the road.
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T his sect ion cover s the mor e common proble m s t hat motor is t s experien ce with t h eir vehic les. It give s y ou inf ormat ion about how t o saf e ly eval uate the p rob le m an d wh at to d o to c o rre ct i t. If the pro b l em ha s st randed you on the side of the roa d, yo u m ay b e ab le to g et g oi ng ag ain .
Use the c omp act sp are tire as a t e mpora ry re p lace me nt only. Ge t your reg ular tire rep aired o r repl aced, and put it back on your v ehicle as so on as you can . Check the inf lat ion pressur e of t h e com pact sp are tire every time y ou check the ot her t ires.
CONT INUED If y ou ha ve a f la t t ire while dr iving, st op in a sa f e place t o change it. Driv e slowly a long the s houlde r until you g et t o an exit or an area to st o p t h a t i s fa r a w a y fr o m th e t r a ffi c l a n e s . Park the vehic le on f irm, l evel, and non-slipper y ground.
Place the jack under t he jacking point . T ur n t he end bra cket clock wise unt il t he t op of the j ack cont acts the jack i ng point . Make sure t he jac k ing point t ab is r e s t i n gi nt h ej a c kn o t c h . Use the ext e nsio n and the wheel nu t wrenc h as s ho wn to r aise the ve hic le unt il the f lat tir e is of f the ground.
L ower t he vehicle to t he ground and remove the jack. T i ghten the wheel nuts securely i n the s ame cri sscro ss p att e rn. H ave t h e w he el nut t o rque checked a t th e n ea re st au to m oti v e s erv i ce f ac ility. T ighten the w h ee l nut s to: Rem o ve th e c en te r c ap befor e st oring the f lat tir e in the spar e t ire well.
Pl ace th e f l at tire f ac e d own i n th e spar e tir e well. R emove t he space r cone f rom t he wing bolt , tur n it ove r, and put it bac k on the b olt. S e c u r et h ef l a t t i r eb ys c r e w i n g th e wi n g b o l t ba ck in to i ts ho l e.
Y ou hear nothing, or almost not h ing. T he engine’ s st art er mot or does not opera te a t all, or ope rat e s very sl owly. You can he ar th e s tar ter mo to r opera ting norma lly, or the sta rter mot o r sounds like it is spinning f ast er t h an nor mal, but t he engine does not st art up and r un.
In this case, t he star ter motor’s speed sounds nor mal, or ev e n f a s t er th an n o rm a l, wh en yo u tu rn the ignit i on swit ch to ST A RT ( III), but t h e engine does not run. T h ere may be an electrical problem, such as no power to t he f uel pump.
− ＋ ＋ A lthough t his seems like a simple proced ure, you sh ould take several prec autions. Connect t h e se c ond jumpe r cable to the negative ( ) t erm in al on th e b o os ter batte ry . C o n ne c t th e ot he r e nd t o the gr o unding st rap as shown.
T he point er of the ve h icle’ s temp erature g aug e s hou ld stay in th e m id r an g e. If it c li m b s to the red mar k, you should det ermine t he reason (hot day, drivi ng up a steep hill, et c.). If t h e vehicle o verheat s, yo u sho uld t ake immedia te ac tion.
L ook f or any obv ious coolant leak s , su ch as a s pl it rad iator h ose . Everyt h ing i s still extremely hot, so use caut ion. If you f ind a lea k, it must be rep aired bef o re you cont inue driving ( see on page ). If y ou do not f ind an obv i ous le ak, check the coolant level i n the radi ator reserve tank.
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