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Dash Vents

The corner vents can be used for flow-through ventilation when the car

is moving or while the heater or air conditioning is turned on.

The corner and center vents can be tilted up or down, and their louvers

turned right or left, to change the direction of air flow.

The amount of air flow from the corner and center vents can be controlled
by the dial located beside each vent.

SIDE

DEFROSTER

VENT

CENTER VENTS

Open

Close

SIDE

DEFROSTER

VENT

Open

Close

DASH

CORNER
VENT

WINDSHIELD

DEFROSTER

VENT

DASH

CORNER
VENT

Open

Close

Summary of Contents for 1993 Accord Wagon

Page 1: ...ow before driving your car Starting Driving 84 What gas to use how to change gears etc Maintenance 103 The Required Maintenance Schedule and some items you can service Emergency Service 141 Changing a...

Page 2: ...tructions are not followed means hazards or unsafe practices which could cause minor personal injury or product or property damage NOTE gives helpful information Break in Period During the first 600 m...

Page 3: ...from outside the car without inserting the key in the keyhole Using the Remote Access Key US EX Canada EX R To operate the door locks from outside the car using the remote access key aim the key blad...

Page 4: ...l of the keys and keep the information in your wallet or purse in case you ever need to have duplicates made All keys are double edged so you can insert them into the locks with either side up Locking...

Page 5: ...s key does not work do not try to disassemble it Check for moisture on the key or dirt on the keyless entry window Carefully wipe up any damp or soiled areas with a soft cloth The key s battery may be...

Page 6: ...doors and the tailgate but pulling up the plunger unlocks only the driver s door Pushing down on the tailgate plunger locks the tailgate and all doors The plunger on the tailgate is not designed to b...

Page 7: ...en and the key is in the ignition The system can be overridden if the outside or inside door handle is held in the open position while the plunger is pushed down The lock cycles several times and may...

Page 8: ...e most effective when the driver and passengers are sitting up straight and well back in each seat Do not adjust the driver s seat while the car is moving the seat could move suddenly causing loss of...

Page 9: ...shing the restraint down Adjust so the top of the restraint is approximately level with the tops of your ears If a head restraint must be removed for cleaning fabric repair etc pull the restraint up t...

Page 10: ...both rear seat backs down will provide maximum cargo space 1 Pull on the strap at the center of the seat to lift up the seat cushion 2 Remove the head restraint from the rear seat back by sliding the...

Page 11: ...weight limit on the label Make sure the rear seat back latches engage securely when the seat back is returned to its normal position Always replace the head restraints when the seat back is returned t...

Page 12: ...railer remember to also subtract the trailer tongue weight see page 97 from the 950 Ibs 431 kg capacity After you have determined how much cargo you can carry remember that where you put cargo is also...

Page 13: ...rgo area Two compartments are under the carpet on either side of the tire compart ment The third is in the right side panel Tonneau Cover When extended the tonneau cover con ceals your parcels and pro...

Page 14: ...the latch on the right end of the unit and pull the unit out of the bracket then pull the op posite end out of its bracket CAUTION Make sure all objects in the cargo area are secured otherwise they ma...

Page 15: ...back can decrease the effectiveness of your seat belt Head restraints can help protect your neck and head especially during rear end impacts Door locks help keep your doors from being accidentally ope...

Page 16: ...in a crash Be sure you and your passengers always wear seat belts and wear them properly Important Safety Reminders Seat belts are designed for adults and larger children All infants and small childre...

Page 17: ...t fastened your seat belt A beeper also sounds for several seconds see page 43 The following pages cover more about the seat belt components and how they work Lap Shoulder Belt This style of seat belt...

Page 18: ...You can increase the effectiveness of your seat belts if you take a little time to read the following pages and make sure you know how to wear seat belts properly Not wearing a seat belt properly incr...

Page 19: ...k of your seat is upright see page 29 1 Pull the latch plate across your body and insert it into the buckle Tug on the belt to make sure the latch is securely locked 2 Check that the belt is not twist...

Page 20: ...our neck you need to adjust the belt anchor height or your seating position Front seats Adjust the belt anchor by squeezing the two buttons and sliding the anchor up or down it has four positions Rear...

Page 21: ...r If the belt doesn t retract easily pull it out and check for twists or kinks Wearing The Lap Belt 1 Pull the latch plate across your hips and insert it into the buckle marked CENTER If the belt is t...

Page 22: ...ble across your hips and pelvic bones not across your stomach Pull the loose end of the belt to adjust for a snug but comfortable fit To unlatch the belt push the red PRESS button on the buckle The Se...

Page 23: ...belt fully and look for frays cuts burns and wear Check that the latches work smoothly and the lap shoulder belts retract easily Any belt not in good condition or not working properly should be replac...

Page 24: ...evere frontal collision This system does not replace seat belts It supplements or adds to the protection offered by your seat belt Not wearing a seat belt increases the chance of serious injury or dea...

Page 25: ...ectrical system is disconnected in a crash Important Safety Reminder Even with an airbag you need to wear a seat belt The reasons are Airbags only inflate in severe frontal collisions They offer no pr...

Page 26: ...s is normal it is caused by the inflation of the airbag To do its job the airbag inflates with considerable force So while it can reduce serious injuries and even save your life the airbag might cause...

Page 27: ...could be propelled inside the car and hurt someone How the SRS Indicator Light Works The purpose of the SRS light on your instrument panel is to alert you of a potential problem with your supplementa...

Page 28: ...not modify your steering wheel or any other part of the supplemental restraint system Modifications could make the system ineffective Do not tamper with the system components or wiring This could caus...

Page 29: ...passengers to get the most protection from the seat belts If you recline a seat back you reduce the protective capability of your seat belt The farther a seat back is reclined the greater the risk tha...

Page 30: ...or example he could injure his knees Driving With Pets Loose pets can be a hazard while you are driving An unrestrained pet can interfere with your ability to drive the car In a crash or sudden stop l...

Page 31: ...ured in a child restraint Where Should Children Sit According to accident statistics children of all sizes and ages are safer when they are properly restrained in the rear seat rather than the front s...

Page 32: ...r Restraining Children Under 40 Pounds Use an approved child seat The seat must meet Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard 213 FMVSS 213 or Canadian Motor Vehicle Safety Standards Look for the manufac...

Page 33: ...nts must ride in a reclining position be sure the infant seat always faces the REAR of the car as shown We recommend that whenever possible you put the infant seat in the center position of the rear s...

Page 34: ...en who weigh between 20 and 40 pounds 9 18 kg The preferred place to put a toddler seat is in the center position of the rear seat Use the car s lap belt to secure the seat to the car If you decide to...

Page 35: ...collarbone and across the chest The lap belt should sit low on your child s hips not across the stomach If the shoulder belt crosses the neck have your child move toward the center of the rear seat u...

Page 36: ...osition Route the lap shoulder belt through the restraint according to the seat manufacturer s instructions 2 Insert the latch plate into the buckle Pull on the shoulder part of the belt to make sure...

Page 37: ...obtain them by writing to American Honda Motor Co Inc Consumer Affairs 1919 Torrance Blvd Torrance CA 90501 2746 Canadian Cars The anchor plate and mounting hardware for a top tether are supplied wit...

Page 38: ...ay feel a slight movement of the brake pedal just after you start the engine This is the ABS working The ABS is self checking If anything goes wrong the ABS indicator on the instrument panel comes on...

Page 39: ...SHIFT LEVER POSITION INDICATOR Automatic Trans only ASHTRAY TILT STEERING ADJUSTMENT LEVER IGNITION SWITCH HEATING COOLING CONTROL PANEL PANEL BRIGHTNESS CONTROL KNOB HOOD RELEASE HANDLE COOLANT TEMP...

Page 40: ...ndicate miles US cars or kilometers Canada cars The trip meter can be returned to zero by pushing in the reset button Use the trip meter to check fuel consumption or distance traveled per trip Tachome...

Page 41: ...ould stay in the middle of the white range Under severe driving conditions such as hot weather or driving uphill for a long period the needle may rise toward the upper section of the white range If th...

Page 42: ...rized Honda dealer as soon as possible Turn Signal Hazard Indicator Lights When the turn signal lever is pushed for left or right turns the appropriate green indicator arrow on the instrument panel wi...

Page 43: ...see page 110 Even if the oil level is correct the engine should be checked by a Honda dealer before the car is driven again CAUTION Running the engine while the low oil pressure light is on constantl...

Page 44: ...engine has been running some engine components may be hot enough to burn you Keep hands away from the radiator fan The fan may start automatically without warning and run for up to 15 minutes even af...

Page 45: ...EX R The ABS warning light will come on and remain on if there is a malfunction in the ABS or when the ignition switch is turned on with the engine not running If the light comes on while driving sto...

Page 46: ...ke pedal while the ignition is ON the indicator will stay on until you have the light repaired or replaced Have the brake lights checked as soon as possible It is dangerous to drive your car with a pr...

Page 47: ...indicator marked MAINTENANCE REQUIRED is to be used as a reminder that there are items in addition to the engine oil and filter that require service each 7 500 miles 12 000 km See the maintenance sche...

Page 48: ...old it while adjusting the steering wheel to the desired position Push down 2 Hold the steering wheel in the desired position and pull the lever all the way up to lock it in place Do not adjust the st...

Page 49: ...washer is operated REAR WINDOW WIPER WASHER SWITCH WINDSHIELD WIPER SWITCH FRONT WASHER OPERATION ONLY TURN FOR WINDSHIELD WIPER OPERATION PUSH DOWN FOR MIST OPERATION In freezing weather warm the win...

Page 50: ...e a vinegar water combination in the windshield washer it will damage the pump Prolonged operation of the washer without fluid may damage the pump Rear Window Defogger Push the switch to turn the defo...

Page 51: ...or night position DAY NIGHT ADJUSTMENT TAB Power Mirrors With the ignition switch in the I I position move the main switch to L for driver s side or R for passenger s side then use the adjustment swi...

Page 52: ...al or does not light up at all check for a burned out bulb or fuse Headlights Turn the light switch to the first position for taillights side marker lights parking lights and instrument panel lights T...

Page 53: ...sure to push the switch all the way off when the hazard warning is no longer required or the turn signals will not work properly Panel Brightness Control The intensity of the instrument lights can be...

Page 54: ...the middle position it goes on only when the tailgate is opened In the OFF position the light will not come on Daytime Running Lights Canadian Cars With the ignition ON position II and the headlight s...

Page 55: ...by resting your foot under the pedal and blocking the movement To Set the Cruise Control Push the CRUISE CONTROL master switch to the left of the steering column The indicator switch will light Accel...

Page 56: ...cel and RESUME accel buttons at the same time Press the Cruise Control Master Switch When you tap the brake or clutch pedal or press the SET and RESUME buttons at the same time the CRUISE CONTROL ligh...

Page 57: ...e up Lift the hood and prop it open with the support rod To close take the support rod down place it back in its holder lower the hood until it is approximately one foot 30 cm from the closed position...

Page 58: ...h and hold either the up or down side of the switch until the window reaches the desired position then release NOTE The driver s window can be opened fully without the driver having to hold the switch...

Page 59: ...sh in on the lid to display the time To adjust the time with the key in the I I position 1 Lower the lid 2 Push the minute button M and hold it until the numbers advance to the desired minutes 3 Push...

Page 60: ...ush on the tray Do not pull the tray it will damage the mechanism NOTE Use only lidded cups or containers that fit snugly in the beverage holder Spilling even a small amount while driving especially i...

Page 61: ...dge toward you To remove it pull it out further while pushing down on the spring loaded plate inside Rear Ashtray The rear ashtray is located at the rear of the center console It is opened by pulling...

Page 62: ...flow through ventilation system provides fresh air to the interior when the car is moving even with the windows closed When the car is stopped turn on the fan to draw outside air into the car NOTE For...

Page 63: ...r vents can be tilted up or down and their louvers turned right or left to change the direction of air flow The amount of air flow from the corner and center vents can be controlled by the dial locate...

Page 64: ...selected Function Buttons Push the appropriate button to select air flow from the heater defroster and dash vents There is an indicator light above each function button that comes on when the button i...

Page 65: ...oning is on and you want to warm up or cool down the interior more quickly or keep smoke or dust out of the car without losing the heat or cool function simply push the button NOTE The windows may bec...

Page 66: ...de air will recirculate to the air conditioning for maximum cooling When the interior has cooled sufficiently switch the fan to the desired speed then change to the setting to direct fresh outside air...

Page 67: ...in flowing from the floor outlet A small amount of warmed air will also flow from the windshield defroster vent To warm up the interior quickly push in the air will be recirculated to the heater If th...

Page 68: ...e control dial to a comfortable setting NOTE This setting is desirable for most operating conditions in ambient temperatures above approximately 32 F 0 C To Defrost To defrost or defog the windshield...

Page 69: ...rature control dial counterclockwise will reduce the temperature of the air exiting the dash corner vents without appreciably affecting the heat to your leg and foot area Continue to adjust the temper...

Page 70: ...nroof while the vehicle is in motion In the event of a collision or sudden application of the brakes severe personal injury could result To avoid the possibility of injury while closing the moonroof n...

Page 71: ...l kit into the socket 3 Turn the wrench until the moonroof seats in the closed position 4 Replace the plug Maintenance Periodically pour a little water down the drain holes to make sure they are not p...

Page 72: ...f the ignition switch is turned off To increase the volume turn the knob further clockwise To decrease volume turn the knob counterclockwise Fader Balance Use the Fader and Balance controls to adjust...

Page 73: ...ush the control knob so it pops out then pull it out slightly further Check this control if the control panel lights do not come on with the instrument panel lights Use the Bass BAS and Treble TRE con...

Page 74: ...rresponding band indicator will light in the display When switching from the AM band to the FM band the FM band last selected will be in play If the station is broadcasting in FM stereo ST will appear...

Page 75: ...sh to tune to the next higher frequency or for the next lower frequency Seek US LX Canada EX The seek function allows you to seek the stations with the strongest signal Each time the switch is pushed...

Page 76: ...seeks the six strongest frequencies in each band The frequencies selected will be temporarily stored in the Preset buttons You can then use the Preset Buttons to select those stations If there are not...

Page 77: ...is playing The will light in the display when the bottom side is playing Prog Play US EX Canada EX R Program Selector US LX Canada EX Push to play the other side of the tape Fast Forward Rewind TMS US...

Page 78: ...a short time interval between recorded programs Tapes with a high level of noise or hum between programs If you do not need the TMS function push the TMS switch The indicator light will go off and the...

Page 79: ...tories Licensing Corporation Dolby and the double D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation Skip Button US LX Canada EX The circuit senses silent passages between songs or pr...

Page 80: ...eristics of metal tape Eject To stop the tape push the Eject knob firmly The radio will come on and the cassette will pop out for easy removal The cassette should always be removed when not in use Ign...

Page 81: ...en eject the cassette Tapes ejected before play should be considered faulty and discarded tapes ejected during play may only be unevenly wound and could be reusable if fully rewound manually outside t...

Page 82: ...once or twice and then eject This may be an indication the tape is wound unevenly It should play normally after being manually rewound Use 90 minute or shorter tape cassettes Cassettes longer than 90...

Page 83: ...enter the correct code number sequence The word Code will no longer appear and the radio should resume normal operation If the correct code is not entered in three successive tries the radio will not...

Page 84: ...ygenated fuel try to confirm the fuel s contents Some states provinces require this information to be posted on the pump The following are the EPA approved percentages of oxygenates ETHANOL ethyl or g...

Page 85: ...in other countries If you intend taking your car outside the United States or Canada write to Honda stating the year and model of your car at the address shown for information regarding modifications...

Page 86: ...You may hear a hiss when you open the fill cap This sound is residual pressure escaping from the fuel tank Open the cap slowly and remove the cap after the hissing stops Fuel spray may cause injury Do...

Page 87: ...the dash vents to keep cool when driving open windows or use of the air conditioning affect fuel economy Keep the tires adjusted to the recommended pressure Front Rear Up to 475 Ibs 215 5 kg 32 psi 22...

Page 88: ...steering wheel can lock causing a loss of directional control and an accident could result I ACCESSORY position In this position the accessory circuit is on but the ignition circuit is off If the key...

Page 89: ...e won t start within 15 seconds or starts but fails to continue to run push the accelerator pedal halfway and hold it there while cranking the engine If the engine starts release the accelerator gradu...

Page 90: ...during night hours and bad weather Follow at a safe distance don t tailgate Get off the highway when you are tired stop and take a rest When stopping for repairs Park the car well off the road Turn o...

Page 91: ...areas such as garages any longer than necessary to move the car in or out If you must sit in a parked car with the engine running for more than a short time adjust the heating ventilation system as fo...

Page 92: ...s to synchronize To prevent grinding the gears when shifting into reverse hold the clutch pedal depressed briefly before shifting or shift the lever into one of the forward gears be fore selecting rev...

Page 93: ...or best fuel economy and effective emission control shift at the speeds shown Maximum Allowable Speeds The speeds shown are the maximum at which the car can be driven or downshifted in each gear witho...

Page 94: ...ft out of Park with the brake pedal depressed and the ignition switch in the I I position 1 Turn the ignition switch off and remove the key 2 Insert the key in the Shift Lock Release located to the ri...

Page 95: ...an extra shift as the clutch engages CAUTION Shift into P only after the car has come to a complete stop Shift into or out of R only after the car has come to a complete stop Do not rev up the engine...

Page 96: ...ngine speed This applies to both D4 and D3 ranges 2 2nd Use 2nd gear for increased engine braking when driving downhill and increased power when driving uphill also for driving on slippery roads and f...

Page 97: ...bution of luggage and passengers in the car as well as the tongue load and hitch weight should also be considered in terms of the GAWR which is the maximum amount of weight that should be supported ov...

Page 98: ...he trailer Leave sufficient slack in the chain so that it does not bind in sharp turns The chain should cross under the trailer tongue to prevent the tongue from dropping to the ground Tires Make sure...

Page 99: ...e page 85 for American Honda and Honda Canada addresses CAUTION Connections to your car s electrical system should be made by your Honda dealer or a qualified technician Improper installation may dama...

Page 100: ...raking which may cause trailer jackknifing and loss of control Avoid jerky starts and rapid acceleration If your car has a manual transmission always start out in first gear and release the clutch at...

Page 101: ...Do not make sudden downshifts Pay strict attention to the coolant temperature gauge when going up hills Because of the added load of the trailer your car s engine may overheat on hot days Turning off...

Page 102: ...ransmission in first or reverse manual transmission or P automatic transmission CAUTION Parking on an incline is not recommended and should be done only if it cannot be avoided Follow all precautions...

Page 103: ...ule specifies all maintenance required to keep your car in peak operating condition Work should be done by a Honda dealer but may be done by any qualified service facility or individual who is compete...

Page 104: ...ring for excessive play or vibration while driving 5 Exhaust system for leaks or loose mounts 6 Wipers for operation of windshield wipers and washer and condition of wiper blades 7 Seat belts for cond...

Page 105: ...Check oil and coolant level at each fuel stop Under severs driving conditions service these items more often see page 107 Inspect system 10 years after production see page 28...

Page 106: ...Maintenance Schedule cont d Required Maintenance Record Have your servicing dealer record all Required Maintenance below Keep receipts for all work done on your car...

Page 107: ...lude A Repeated short distance driving B Driving in dusty conditions C Driving in severe cold weather D Driving in areas using road salt or other corrosive materials E Driving on rough and or muddy ro...

Page 108: ...Maintenance Schedule cont d...

Page 109: ...NTI LOCK BRAKE FLUID RESERVOIR AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION FLUID DIPSTICK Yellow Marking CLUTCH FLUID RESERVOIR Manual Transmission Only RADIATOR RESERVE TANK RADIATOR CAP ENGINE OIL DIPSTICK Orange Markin...

Page 110: ...it is even with the upper mark 1 Turn the oil fill cap counterclockwise to remove Add oil then check the level again Do not overfill 2 Reinstall the cap and twist clockwise until it stops CAUTION Be...

Page 111: ...ays API Service SG This service rating may also include other designations such as CD These additional classifications are not a problem as long as the label also carries the SG classification An oil...

Page 112: ...ly 7 Start the engine and make sure oil is not leaking from the drain bolt or the filter 8 Shut off the engine and recheck the oil level CAUTION Used motor oil may cause skin cancer if repeatedly left...

Page 113: ...l are in the same housing you are actually checking both oil fluid levels in one procedure Change trans mission oil fluid according to the Maintenance Schedule on page 105 5 Speed Manual Transmission...

Page 114: ...mission and wipe it off Insert the dipstick in its holder remove it again and read the fluid level The fluid level should be between the upper and lower marks If necessary add fluid and recheck Use Ho...

Page 115: ...ection against corrosion and freezing Concentrations of greater than 60 coolant will impair cooling efficiency and are not recommended Low mineral drinking water or distilled water should be mixed wit...

Page 116: ...ieved remove the cap by pressing down and again turning it counterclockwise Add enough coolant to fill the radiator and reinstall the cap Be sure to tighten it securely Fill the reserve tank up to the...

Page 117: ...th an equal amount of low mineral or distilled water and fill the reservoir to maximum as illustrated 7 Loosen the air bleed bolt in the water outlet then fill the radiator to the filler neck with the...

Page 118: ...check both systems if you suspect brake trouble Do not ride the brakes In other words don t put your foot on the brake pedal unless you intend to brake This causes excessive brake wear and can lead to...

Page 119: ...ir If the level is near the MIN mark add fluid to raise it to the MAX mark Do not overfill Use only brake fluid manufactured to DOT 3 or DOT 4 specifications see reservoir cap from a sealed container...

Page 120: ...MIN mark add fluid to raise it to the MAX mark Do not overfill Use only brake fluid manufactured to DOT 3 or DOT 4 specifications from a sealed container Follow the manufacturer s instructions printe...

Page 121: ...rk add fluid to raise it to the MAX mark Do not overfill Use brake fluid from a sealed container manufactured to DOT 3 or DOT 4 specifications only Follow the manufacturer s instructions printed on th...

Page 122: ...w speed NOTE You may feel a slight clunk or knock when turning the wheel with the engine off This is a normal condition due to the design of the system Power Steering Fluid Check the power steering fl...

Page 123: ...nd replace it with a new element Reinstall the cover and tighten the bolts Fuel Filter The fuel filter is located in the engine compartment on the right center of the rear bulkhead It should be replac...

Page 124: ...ability Replace plugs one at a time so you don t get the wires mixed up 1 Clean any dirt from around the spark plug base 2 Disconnect the plug cap then remove and discard the old plug 3 Check the gap...

Page 125: ...shing the blade toward the base of the arm 2 Firmly grasp the end of the blade rubber and pull until the tabs are free of the metal support 3 Remove the metal retainers from the worn out blade and put...

Page 126: ...adequate ventilation when charging or using the battery in an enclosed space The battery contains sulfuric acid electrolyte Contact with skin or eyes may cause severe burns Wear protective clothing a...

Page 127: ...aulty fuse use the fuse remover stored beside the spare fuse to pull the blown fuse out of its clips 3 Check all other fuses as well as the one you suspect 4 Push in a new fuse of the same rating and...

Page 128: ...or example a main fuse will blow preventing damage to the entire wiring harness If the main fuse blows have a Honda dealer check the system repair the cause and replace the fuse CAUTION The electrical...

Page 129: ...Replacement See page 150 for bulb specifications Front turn signal lights Front side marker and turn signal lights position lights Rear turn signal brake and taillights back up lights License plate li...

Page 130: ...Bulb Replacement cont d Interior cargo area light Vanity Mirror Door courtesy lights Front Rear High mount brake light...

Page 131: ...mit shown These pressures were chosen to provide you with the best combination of tread life riding comfort and stability under normal driving conditions Improper inflation can reduce both tire life a...

Page 132: ...rmation on snow tires please contact your Honda dealer Tire Chains Use chains only when conditions require them Check with local authorities for requirements prior to installing tire chains Make sure...

Page 133: ...more grooves in a row you should replace the tire Driving on worn out tires is very hazardous and will reduce braking effectiveness steering accuracy and traction When replacing tires use only the rec...

Page 134: ...Tire Rotation Tires may wear unevenly when used for a long time in the same position on the car To avoid this rotate the tires every 7 500 miles 12 000 km If abnormal or uneven wear develops between r...

Page 135: ...igh water pressure or brush Compressor Drive Belt Check the compressor belt tension monthly during periods of high air conditioning usage If the engine has been running some engine components may be h...

Page 136: ...properly it may indicate an undercharged system Have your dealer check the system for leaks then evacuate and charge the system with 28 30 oz 800 850 g of Refrigerant 12 CAUTION Prolonged use of an un...

Page 137: ...not to scratch or damage the defogger wires when cleaning the inside of the rear window wipe the window horizontally along the wires not up and down Dry the windows with a lint free cloth or paper tow...

Page 138: ...with a mild detergent and sponge Do not use abrasive cleaners or stiff brushes CAUTION Wash the wheels after driving on snowy or icy roads where salt has been applied Avoid off road driving Brush rock...

Page 139: ...Preventive Service Check all drain holes in the doors and body panels for clogging and clear if necessary When washing your car also clean the underside of the car by using high pressure water above...

Page 140: ...ion parts are used There is no assurance that imitation parts will equal the fit and finish of Genuine Honda sheet metal parts and in our experience they often do not There is no assurance that imitat...

Page 141: ...osen it from its mount 3 Remove the lug wrench jack handle and jack handle extension from the tool bag 4 Remove the spare tire 5 Place blocks not provided with the car in front of and in back of the w...

Page 142: ...nly STAND CLEAR DO NOT get under the car and DO NOT run the engine when the car is supported only by the jack 8 Place the jack under the car as shown and raise the car by turning the handle clockwise...

Page 143: ...heel and hub 10 Install the spare Install the lug nuts finger tight 11 Lower the car remove the jack then tighten the lug nuts securely in an X pattern as shown Tighten the lug nuts to the recommended...

Page 144: ...he jack and tools in their proper locations CAUTION Always stow the jack tools and tire securely to prevent them from becoming dangerous projectiles in an accident Repair or replace the damaged tire a...

Page 145: ...attery when making connections Never attempt to jump start a vehicle with a frozen battery The battery could rupture and explode If you suspect a frozen battery do not attempt a jump start until the f...

Page 146: ...converter could be damaged A car equipped with an automatic transmission cannot be started by pushing or towing NOTE US EX Canada EX R After jump starting the car there is a possibility that the ABS...

Page 147: ...on is in neutral N and the ignition key is in the I position CAUTION To avoid serious damage on automatic transmission cars first start the engine and shift to D4 then to N and turn the engine off If...

Page 148: ...ne and allow the wheels to spin freely at high speed Severe transmission damage may result if the wheels are allowed to spin for more than a few seconds DO NOT try to free a car with automatic transmi...

Page 149: ...Specifications 1 Including the coolant in reserve tank 0 6 US qt 0 6 0 5 Imp qt and that remaining in the engine 2 Excluding the oil remaining in the engine...

Page 150: ...Specifications cont d page 105...

Page 151: ...oorjamb as well as under the hood on the body directly behind the engine NOTE The VIN is also provided in bar code on the Certification label The Engine Number is stamped on the right front side of th...

Page 152: ...ded 100 The relative performance of tires depends upon the actual conditions of their use however and may depart significantly from the norm due to variations in driving habits service practices and d...

Page 153: ...sive temperature can lead to sudden tire failure The grade C corresponds to a level of performance which all passenger car tires must meet under the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No 109 Grades...

Page 154: ...ystems on your new Honda were designed built and certified to conform with the Federal regulations implementing the Clean Air Act Honda recommends only the use of new Genuine Honda parts or their equi...

Page 155: ...ir fuel ratios under all operating conditions The Electronic Control Module ECM detects the amount of air drawn into the cylinders and determines the amount of fuel to be injected to provide the optim...

Page 156: ...s as explained on page 84 CAUTION The converter can be overheated and damaged if it s fed too much unburned fuel mixture from the engine so Don t push or tow the car to start it it the battery is dead...

Page 157: ...e you received at an authorized Honda dealership you should review the matter with that dealership s Service Manager This will normally resolve your problem If it does not you should appeal the decisi...

Page 158: ...investigation and if it finds that a safety defect exists in a group of vehicles it may order a recall and remedy campaign However NHTSA cannot become involved in individual problems between you your...

Page 159: ...lt Beeper 17 Key Reminder 88 Light Reminder Chime 52 Beverage Holder 60 Body Repair 140 Brake Lamp Monitor Light 46 Brakes Anti lock Brakes 38 Anti lock Brake System ABS Light 45 Anti lock Brake Fluid...

Page 160: ...our Car Gets Stuck 148 Indicator Lights 42 45 Jump Starting 145 Towing 147 Emission Controls 154 155 Engine Coolant 115 Coolant Temperature Gauge 41 Exhaust Controls 155 Identification Number 151 Low...

Page 161: ...t Lock 88 Daytime Running Lights DRL 54 88 Key 88 Light 53 Reminder Beeper Key 88 Indicator Lights 42 46 Inflation Pressure Tires 131 Instrument Panel 39 Interior Lights 54 Interior Trim Care 137 Jack...

Page 162: ...imum Allowable Speed 93 Oil 113 114 Recommended Shift Speeds 93 Shifting 92 Meters Gauges See Gauges Mirrors Power Mirrors 51 Rearview Mirrors 51 Moonroof If the Moonroof Won t Close 71 Maintenance 71...

Page 163: ...Lap Belt 18 Wearing the 21 22 Lap Shoulder Belt 17 Wearing a 19 21 Maintenance 23 Pregnant Women 23 Replacement 23 Seat Belt Warning Light 43 Shoulder Anchor Height Adjusting Mechanism 20 System Comp...

Page 164: ...3 Tools 141 Towing 147 Towing a Trailer 97 102 Transmission Capacity 149 Identification Number 151 Oil Fluid 113 Shifting the Automatic 94 96 Shifting the Manual 92 93 Tread Wear 152 Trip Meter 40 Tur...

Page 165: ...13 114 for complete viscosity recommendations Capacity Including differential 2 0 US qt 1 9 1 7 lmp qt Automatic Transmission Fluid Automatic Transmission Fluid Honda Premium Formula Automatic Transmi...

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