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Emergency Flashers

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Emergency, In Case of

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Charging System Indicator

Check Engine Light

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Checking the Fuses

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Engine Overheating

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Jump Starting

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Malfunction Indicator Lamp

Oil Pressure Indicator

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Emissions Controls

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Engine

Belts

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Break-in

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Check Light

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Coolant Temperature Gauge

Identification Number

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Malfunction Indicator Lamp

Oil

Capacity

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Recommendation

198

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Oil Pressure Indicator

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Specifications

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Starting

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Ethanol in Gasoline

201

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Evaporative

Emissions Controls

249

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Exhaust Fumes

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Expectant Mothers,

Use of Seat Belts by

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Exterior, Cleaning the

224

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Fabric, Cleaning.

See Interior Cleaning

Fan Control Lever

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Features,

Comfort and Convenience

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Filling the Fuel Tank

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Filters

Air

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Oil

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5-Speed Manual Transmission

Checking Fluid Level

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Shifting

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Flashers, Hazard Warning

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Flat Tire, Changing a

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Fluids

Automatic Transmission

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Capacity

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Brake

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Clutch

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5-Speed Manual

Transmission

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Capacity

237

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Power Steering

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Windshield Washer

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FM Stereo

Radio Reception

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Folding the Rear Seat

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Summary of Contents for 2002 Passport

Page 1: ...the climate control system the audio system and other convenience features Driving Tips 155 The proper way to start the engine shift the transmission and park what gasoline to use how to break in you...

Page 2: ...ehicle when sold so it will provide the next owner with important safety operating and maintenance information All information illustrations and specifications contained in this manual are based on th...

Page 3: ...that your Honda dealer knows your vehicle best and is interested in your complete satisfaction We thank you for choosing a Honda product and want to assure you that we will continue to be interested i...

Page 4: ...y This means your vehicle can tip or roll over if you make abrupt turns Utility vehicles have a significantly higher rollover rate than other types of vehicles In a rollover crash an unbelted person i...

Page 5: ...potential hazards that could hurt you or others Of course it is not practical or possible to warn you about all the hazards associated with operating or maintaining your vehicle You must use your own...

Page 6: ...ition 16 Advice for Pregnant Women 16 Additional Safety Precautions17 Protecting Children 18 All Children Must Be Restrained 18 Children Should Sit in the Back Seat 19 The Passenger s Airbag Poses Ser...

Page 7: ...l injuries to occupants who sit too close to them or are not properly restrained Infants young children and short adults are at the greatest risk Be sure to follow all instructions and warnings in thi...

Page 8: ...ude a strong steel framework that forms a safety cage around the passenger compartment front and rear crush zones that are designed to crumple and absorb energy during a crash and a collapsible steeri...

Page 9: ...though your vehicle has airbags In addition most states and Canadian provinces require you to wear seat belts Not wearing a seat belt properly increases the chance of serious injury or death in a cras...

Page 10: ...Restraint System SRS with frontal airbags to help protect the driver and a front seat passenger This system also includes an indicator light on the instrument panel to alert you to a possible problem...

Page 11: ...ight position so you can take full advantage of the protection offered by seat belts and the energy absorbing materials in the seats How you adjust your seats and seat backs can also affect your safet...

Page 12: ...tgrown child safety seats are wearing their seat Any infant or small child is properly restrained in a child seat in the back seat see page 18 Front seat occupants are sitting upright and as far back...

Page 13: ...ailgate are closed and locked For safety locking the doors reduces the chance that a passenger especially a child will open a door while the vehicle is moving and accidentally fall out It also reduces...

Page 14: ...airbag can result in serious injury or death if the airbags inflate Always sit as far back from the airbags as possible Most shorter drivers can get far enough away from the steering wheel and still...

Page 15: ...The farther a seat back is reclined the greater the risk of injury Reclining the seat back too far can result in serious injury or death in a crash Adjust the seat back to an upright position and sit...

Page 16: ...check that the belt is not twisted because a twisted belt can cause serious injuries in a crash Position the lap part of the belt as low as possible across your hips then pull up on the shoulder part...

Page 17: ...rear press the release button and slide the anchor up or down as needed it has four positions Never place the shoulder portion of a lap shoulder belt under your arm or behind your back This could caus...

Page 18: ...it may not protect the occupant in a crash No one should sit in a seat with an inoperative seat belt Anyone using a seat belt that is not working properly can be seriously injured or killed Have your...

Page 19: ...oth feet up the chance of injury during a crash is greatly increased In addition an occupant who is out of position in the front seat can be seriously or fatally injured by striking interior parts of...

Page 20: ...ly compromise the protective capability of the seat belt and increase the chance of serious injury in a crash Do not place hard or sharp objects between yourself and an airbag Carrying hard or sharp o...

Page 21: ...Children Must Be Restrained Each year many children are injured or killed in vehicle crashes because they are either unrestrained or not properly restrained In fact vehicle accidents are the number o...

Page 22: ...Highway Traffic Safety Administration recommends that all children ages 12 and under be properly restrained in the back seat In the back seat children are less likely to be injured by striking hard i...

Page 23: ...mation about protecting larger children To remind you of the passenger s airbag hazards and that children must be properly restrained in the back seat your vehicle has warning labels on the dashboard...

Page 24: ...rs Using this feature will prevent children from opening the doors and accidentally falling out see page 105 Use the main power window switch to prevent children from opening the rear windows Using th...

Page 25: ...n the box and seat 2 The child seat should be of the proper type and size to fit the child Infants Children up to about one year old should be restrained in a rear facing reclining child seat Only a r...

Page 26: ...nt that one or more child seat models can fit and be properly installed in all recommended seating positions in your vehicle Before purchasing a child seat we recommend that parents test the child sea...

Page 27: ...rward during a collision an inflating airbag can kill or seriously injure the child If a small child must ride in the front follow the instructions provided in this section Front Passenger s Seat Infa...

Page 28: ...his vehicle 2 Make sure the child seat is firmly secured After installing a child seat push and pull the seat forward and from side to side to verify that it is secure To provide security during norma...

Page 29: ...top and injure someone Protecting Infants Child Seat Type Only a rear facing child seat provides proper support for a baby s head neck and back Infants up to about one year of age must be restrained i...

Page 30: ...front seat passenger from moving the seat as far back as recommended see page 10 Or it may prevent them from locking the seat back in the desired upright position see page 11 In either case we recomme...

Page 31: ...in the desired back seating position route the belt through the child seat according to the seat maker s instructions then insert the latch plate into the buckle 2 To activate the lockable retractor s...

Page 32: ...and pull up to remove any slack from the lap part of the belt Remember if the lap part of the belt is not tight the child seat will not be secure To remove slack it may help to put weight on the child...

Page 33: ...t With the Lap Belt To install a rear facing child seat in the center back seat with the lap belt follow instruction number 1 on page 28 for routing and latching the seat belt Then pull hard on the lo...

Page 34: ...t limits should be restrained in a forward facing upright child seat Of the different seats available we recommend those that have a five point harness system as shown We also recommend that a small c...

Page 35: ...d seat is firmly secured to the vehicle and that the child is properly strapped in the seat Installing a Child Seat With a Lap Shoulder Belt The lap shoulder belts in the outer back and front passenge...

Page 36: ...s not locked and you will need to repeat these steps 4 After confirming that the belt is locked grab the shoulder part of the belt near the buckle and pull up to remove any slack from the lap part of...

Page 37: ...e loose end of the belt to remove any slack it may help to put weight on the child seat while pulling on the belt Finally follow instruction number 5 on page 33 to verify that the child seat is secure...

Page 38: ...properly fits a child have the child put on the seat belt Follow the instructions on page 13 Then check how the belt fits If the shoulder part of the belt rests over the child s collarbone and against...

Page 39: ...er Seat If a child needs a booster seat we recommend choosing a style that allows the child to use the lap shoulder belt directly without a shield as shown Whichever style you select follow the booste...

Page 40: ...belt to properly fit over the hips chest and shoulder see page 13 and 36 If the seat belt does not fit properly the child should not sit in the front Maturity To safely ride in front a child must be...

Page 41: ...required or available Check with the child seat maker to determine whether a tether is available for a particular child seat COVER LATCH ANCHORAGE POINT The tether anchorage points are located under...

Page 42: ...ild seat designed for use with LATCH To install a LATCH compatible child seat 1 Move the seat belt buckle or center seat belt away from the lower anchors 2 Make sure there are no foreign objects aroun...

Page 43: ...ightening the fit CHILD SEAT TETHER COVER ANCHORAGE POINT 5 Attach the tether strap hook to the tether anchorage point and tighten the strap according to the child seat maker s instructions 6 Push and...

Page 44: ...houlder Belt This seat belt has a single belt that goes over your shoulder across your chest and across your hips To fasten the belt insert the latch plate into the buckle then tug on the belt to make...

Page 45: ...e 13 for instructions on how to wear the lap shoulder belt properly Lap Belt The lap belt has one manually adjusted belt that fits across the hips To fasten the belt insert the latch plate into the bu...

Page 46: ...provide the same level of protection in a subsequent crash The dealer should also inspect the anchors for damage and replace them if needed For information on how to clean your seat belts see page 229...

Page 47: ...te to severe frontal collision the sensors will detect rapid deceleration and signal the control unit to instantly inflate the airbags During a crash your seat belt helps restrain your lower body and...

Page 48: ...oblems may experience some temporary discomfort If this occurs get out of the vehicle as soon as it is safe to do so For additional information on how your airbags work see the booklet titled SRS What...

Page 49: ...r you must have your vehicle serviced if Your airbags ever inflate The airbags and control unit must be replaced Do not try to remove or replace the airbags yourself This must be done by a Honda deale...

Page 50: ...monoxide High levels of carbon monoxide can collect rapidly in enclosed areas such as a garage Do not run the engine with the garage door closed Even with the door open run the engine only long enough...

Page 51: ...iver and Passenger Safety These labels are in the locations shown They warn you of potential hazards that could cause serious injury If a label comes off or becomes hard to read contact your Honda dea...

Page 52: ...d start Each item in this section refers you to a page of the manual for detailed instructions on that aspect of vehicle operation While you should take the time to become familiar with all the inform...

Page 53: ...B SEAT BELT A SEAT ADJUSTMENT LX and EX shown C TILT STEERING WHEEL 50 Off to a Good Start A SEAT ADJUSTMENT See pages 91 and 92 B SEAT BELT See pages 13 15 C TILT STEERING WHEEL See page 115 Seats...

Page 54: ...G ADJUSTING REAR AND SIDE VIEW MIRRORS H SHIFTING I PARKING J HEADLIGHTS K WINDSHIELD WIPERS L TURN SIGNALS M HEATER CONTROLS N MAP LIGHT AND MOONROOF E STARTING THE ENGINE SWITCH BRAKE 51 Off to a G...

Page 55: ...See page 105 H SHIFTING For automatic see page 76 For manual see page 83 For four wheel drive see pages 80 and 84 I PARKING BRAKE See page 86 J HEADLIGHTS See page 72 K WINDSHIELD WIPERS See page 70...

Page 56: ...CYLINDER RESERVOIR 53 Off to a Good Start P ENGINE OIL DIPSTICK See pages 200 213 Q WINDSHIELD WASHER RESERVOIR See page 71 R RADIATOR CAP See page 218 S ENGINE OIL FILL CAP See page 212 T BRAKE MASTE...

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Page 58: ...58 Trip Odometer Reset Knob 58 Fuel Gauge 59 Engine Coolant Temperature Gauge 60 Indicator Lights 61 Switches 70 Windshield Wiper Washer 70 Headlights 72 Illumination Control 73 Rear Window Defogger...

Page 59: ...56 Instruments and Controls Control Locations METERS AND GAUGES TRANSMISSION AND TRANSFER CONTROL LEVERS PARKING BRAKE LEVER...

Page 60: ...ER TURN SIGNAL INDICATOR LIGHT 4 WHEEL DRIVE 4WD INDICATOR LIGHT HIGH BEAM INDICATOR LIGHT SPEEDOMETER ODOMETER TRIP ODOMETER RESET KNOB CHARGING SYSTEM INDICATOR LIGHT BRAKE SYSTEM INDICATOR LIGHT LO...

Page 61: ...gine from damage never drive with the tachometer needle in the red zone Speedometer The speedometer shows vehicle speed in miles per hour mph Odometer The odometer indicates the total distance your ve...

Page 62: ...the odometer clears to zero Fuel Gauge The fuel gauge will register the approximate fuel level in the tank when the key is in the ON position The following conditions may be considered normal Gas stat...

Page 63: ...nt Temperature Gauge When the key is in the ON position the engine coolant temperature gauge indicates the temperature of the engine coolant The letters C and H on the gauge represent Cold and Hot res...

Page 64: ...on The beeper will also operate for about six seconds after turning the key to the ON position if the driver s seat belt is not fastened Brake System The service braking system is a split system desig...

Page 65: ...towed to the nearest Honda dealer for repair Do not continue to drive with the brake system light on There may be a serious problem with the braking system Driving under this condition is hazardous a...

Page 66: ...ght should turn on when the key is turned to the ON position but should go out after the engine is started The light will stay on a short time after the engine starts If the light stays on or comes on...

Page 67: ...ine Restart the engine to reset the system If the light remains on or comes on again while driving have the vehicle towed to your Honda dealer for repair Turn Signal Indicators A green light flashing...

Page 68: ...s not come on when checking Occasionally this light may flicker momentarily while the engine is idling but this will not harm the system However if the light remains on during normal engine operation...

Page 69: ...her gear if conditions permit Best fuel economy can be achieved by accelerating slowly and shifting to the next higher gear when the U S light comes on Safe operation of the vehicle may require a diff...

Page 70: ...heck when the key is turned to the ON position but should go out after the engine is started If the 4WD 2WD switch is in the ON or 4WD position this light will come on when the key is turned to the ON...

Page 71: ...the transmission does not shift automatically you must move the shift lever to change gears This chart shows the shift lever position and the gear range that will result L position First gear 2 positi...

Page 72: ...Winter Drive Indicator Automatic Transmission only The Winter Drive light will come on when you push the Winter Drive button with the engine running and the transmission lever in the D range It also...

Page 73: ...th the engine idling wait until the light goes off If the light goes off you can drive the vehicle again If the light does not go off have the automatic transmission lubricating system checked as soon...

Page 74: ...as you hold the lever The wipers will continue to run for a short time after you release the lever Windshield Washer Fluid Check the washer fluid level regularly Do it more often during poor weather...

Page 75: ...strument panel lights and all exterior lights except the headlights Rotating the switch to the position turns on the headlights To change between low beams and high beams pull back on the lever until...

Page 76: ...e battery Fog Lights EX model only When fog or heavy mist reduces your forward vision push this switch to turn the fog lights on The indicator light in the switch turns on Push the switch again to tur...

Page 77: ...ain when you restart the vehicle Make sure the rear window is clear and you have good visibility before starting to drive The defogger wires on the inside of the rear window can be easily damaged When...

Page 78: ...ly return the lever to the neutral or canceled position when the turn is completed Lane Change Signal In some turns such as changing lanes the steering wheel is not turned far enough to cancel the tur...

Page 79: ...e on Use the hazard warning lights to warn other drivers that your vehicle is a potential road hazard Avoid stopping on the roadway if possible Cruise Control Refer to page 147 for operation of this s...

Page 80: ...Never move the shift lever to Park until your vehicle is fully stopped Use this position together with the parking brake The shift lever can be moved from PARK position if the regular brake is applied...

Page 81: ...e speed is below 35 mph Power Mode or 25 mph Normal Mode When starting out in L the transmission will not upshift Starting Start the engine with the lever in the P or N position It will not start in a...

Page 82: ...d cause the brakes to get hot and not work properly Downshifting to a lower gear is especially important when towing a trailer in mountainous terrain Do not hold the vehicle on a hill by pressing on t...

Page 83: ...is limited to 65 mph 105 km h 4L Low Range 4 Wheel Drive Use this for maximum power and traction Top speed is limited to 65 mph 105 km h Use 4L for climbing or descending steep hills off road driving...

Page 84: ...the vehicle select 4WD with the 4WD 2WD switch shift the lever from 4L to 4H then select 2WD Drive in a straight line to reset the system If the indicator continues to blink see your Honda dealer Do...

Page 85: ...h the transmission lever in the P R N or D position push the WINTER button on the console The WINTER DRIVE indicator light will illuminate whenever the WINTER mode system is activated and the vehicle...

Page 86: ...ch to slip resulting in damage to the clutch When you are stopped on an upgrade do not hold the vehicle in place by letting the clutch pedal up part way Use the foot brake or the parking brake Never s...

Page 87: ...the transmission should be made to get the best vehicle performance and fuel economy For cruising choose the highest gear for that speed cruising speed is defined as a relatively constant speed opera...

Page 88: ...r will blink for a short time as the system completes the shift Taking your foot off the accelerator pedal for a moment will help to engage the new range Shifting the Transfer Control Lever 4H 4L Stop...

Page 89: ...their effectiveness and causing excessive wear or damage Always apply the parking brake whenever you leave the vehicle whether it is equipped with a manual or automatic transmission If your vehicle is...

Page 90: ...ift lever in the R Reverse position The accelerator pedal is used to vary engine power and thus regulate engine and vehicle speed ACCELERATOR PEDAL Manual Transmission The clutch pedal is used to enga...

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Page 92: ...89 Seats Seat Adjustment 90 Manual Front Seat Adjustments 91 Driver s Seat Full Power Adjustments 92 Head Restraints 93 Rear Seat 94 Folding 94 Unfolding 96 Seats...

Page 93: ...90 Seats FRONT SEAT LAP SHOULDER BELT RECLINING ADJUSTMENT LX EX shown FORE AFT SEAT ADJUSTMENT LX EX shown HEAD RESTRAINT Seat Adjustment...

Page 94: ...n using body pressure to move the seat to the desired position Let go of the lever and the seat will lock into the desired position After adjusting the seat use your body weight to try to move it forw...

Page 95: ...m Adjust the seat back before you start driving Trying to adjust the seat back with the vehicle in motion could cause you to lose control Driver s Seat Full Power Adjustments See pages 10 11 for impor...

Page 96: ...t back angle by pushing the vertical switch in the direction you want to move EX L Model only Vary the lumbar support in the seat back by pushing the front switch forward or backward Head Restraints S...

Page 97: ...estraint Move the restraint up or down as required Push to release the lock Adjust the head restraint before you start driving Trying to adjust it while driving could cause you to lose control of the...

Page 98: ...d pull up on the restraint Push to release the lock 3 Fold the seat back down by pulling the release knob and pulling the seat back forward Pull the release knob 4 Unsnap the strap on the seat bottom...

Page 99: ...it up to the locked upright position Pull on the seat back to verify both latches are locked 2 When latching the rear seat cushion to the floor push the cushion with enough force to lock it After this...

Page 100: ...of each section of the rear seat back can be adjusted through three positions Pull up on the release knob move the seat back to the desired position then release the knob Push and pull on the seat bac...

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Page 102: ...ior Mirror 105 Power Mirrors 105 Vanity Mirrors 106 Power Windows 107 Checking the Circuit Breaker 108 Tailgate 108 Operation 108 Hood Release 109 Interior Lights 110 Luggage Light 110 Dome Light 111...

Page 103: ...TAILGATE OPERATION HORN SUN VISOR INTERIOR MIRROR SUN VISOR EXTERIOR MIRRORS GLOVE BOX STEERING COLUMN LOCK IGNITION SWITCH FUEL FILL CAP VANITY MIRROR 100 Interior Features...

Page 104: ...the right side of the steering column has five positions LOCK The normal parking position This locks the steering and prevents normal use of the steering wheel The key can be removed only when the ign...

Page 105: ...the ignition switch only when parked Automatic Transmission With the vehicle fully stopped place the automatic transmission shift lever in P Park position Turn the key to the LOCK position Key Remind...

Page 106: ...ully close all windows and lock all doors This activates the anti theft system see page 152 Keep costly items out of sight Never leave things of value in plain sight on the seat or floor The glove box...

Page 107: ...door Push the lock knob down to lock and pull it up to unlock To lock any passenger s door from the outside push the lock knob down and close the door Locking the driver s door from the outside with t...

Page 108: ...ide and raise the lever Interior Mirror To adjust move the mirror right or left and up or down Pull the lever to switch the mirror to night operation This reduces the glare from the headlights of foll...

Page 109: ...or will not be moved out of position if you accidentally bump the switch The outside mirror on the passenger s side has curved glass Objects look farther away than they really are Use this mirror to g...

Page 110: ...rol switch on each passenger s door UP DOWN FRONT PASSENGER S WINDOW CONTROL To lower a window press on the front edge of the window control switch Hold the switch down until the window reaches the de...

Page 111: ...The windows should now operate If the circuit breaker immediately goes off again or the windows do not operate have the electrical system checked by a dealer as soon as possible Operation The tailgat...

Page 112: ...lass pull the door handle to open the tailgate door Pull The hood release lever is on the left side of the instrument panel To Open 1 Pull the lever to release the hood lock 2 Lift the under hood leve...

Page 113: ...t rod 2 Place the support rod in its retaining clip and lower the hood Make sure the hood is latched securely before beginning to drive Luggage Light The cargo compartment light switch is built into t...

Page 114: ...l turn on and stay on regardless of door position OFF The light stays off regardless of door position DOOR The light turns on when the key is removed from the ignition switch or when any of the doors...

Page 115: ...Lights The map lights are in the bottom of the rear view mirror To turn on a light push the switch EX and EX L models only OPEN CLOSE TILT SWITCH The moonroof has two positions it can be tilted up in...

Page 116: ...moonroof reaches the desired position When the moonroof nears the fully closed position it will stop automatically Make sure your passengers are clear of the moonroof then release the switch and push...

Page 117: ...ting and electrical components in the interior Sun Visor The sun visor can be pivoted to the side when unhooked Glove Box Open the glove box by pulling the handle The glove box can be locked and unloc...

Page 118: ...f the steering wheel airbag HORN AREA Tilt Steering Wheel See page 15 for important information about how to properly position the steering wheel The release lever for the tilt steering wheel is on th...

Page 119: ...e seriously injured in a crash Adjust the steering wheel only when the vehicle is stopped Cigarette Lighter The cigarette lighter is on the instrument panel The ignition switch must be in ACCESSORY or...

Page 120: ...s There are two accessory power outlets One is located in the front console The other is located in the left rear of the cargo compartment To use an accessory power socket the ignition switch must be...

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Page 122: ...io System LX EX 125 Operating the Radio 125 Adjusting the Sound 127 Operating the Cassette Player 128 Caring for the Cassette Player 130 Operating the Optional CD Changer 131 AM FM Cassette CD Changer...

Page 123: ...g air conditioning operation slight increases and decreases in engine speed power may be noticed This is normal as the system is designed to cycle the compressor ON and OFF to maintain desired cooling...

Page 124: ...m the upper floor and defroster outlets Face Air is conditioned as it passes through the system and is discharged from the upper outlets This position is used for most air conditioning situations Bi l...

Page 125: ...s not already on and outside air is selected automatically Because of the automatic operation you will not see the light in the A C button The system goes back to your former settings when you move th...

Page 126: ...d and air inlet in front of the windshield This helps the heater and defroster work better and reduces the chance of fogging the inside of the windshield Always keep the front inlet grilles clear of o...

Page 127: ...SIDE VENTS CENTER VENTS SIDE VENTS 124 Comfort and Convenience Features Air Vents Center and Side Air Outlets The direction of air flow can be controlled horizontally and vertically with the knobs...

Page 128: ...utton On the FM band ST will be displayed if the station is broadcasting in stereo Stereo reproduction on AM is not available You can use any of three methods to find radio stations on the selected ba...

Page 129: ...ton to tune to it The number of the preset button you have selected is shown in the display The preset frequencies will be lost if your vehicle s battery goes dead or is disconnected SCAN The SCAN fun...

Page 130: ...strength Select BAL or FAD by pressing the MODE button Adjust the Balance or Fader to your liking by pressing the or key by the MODE button The number in the display from R7 to L7 for BAL from R7 to...

Page 131: ...lay and the cassette stops but does not eject To begin playing the cassette at the same point press the TAPE button When the system reaches the end of the tape it will automatically reverse direction...

Page 132: ...g and you wish to listen to the third song Press twice you will see FF and 2 displayed The system will fast forward the tape to the beginning of the third song then return to PLAY mode To return to th...

Page 133: ...between selections a high noise level between selections or a silent period in the middle of a selection Caring for the Cassette Player Damaged cassettes can jam inside the drive or cause other proble...

Page 134: ...f continuous entertainment You operate the CD changer with the controls on the front of the changer and on the front of the radio To operate the CD changer the ignition switch must be in ACCESSORY I o...

Page 135: ...loaded The light will then turn orange and the CD will begin playing from the first track You can also press the TUNE DISC button on the front of the radio to select the previous disc or to select the...

Page 136: ...ed To change bands press the AM or FM button Press the FM button again to switch between FM1 and FM2 On the FM band ST will be displayed if the station is broadcasting in stereo Stereo reproduction on...

Page 137: ...plays that station for approximately five seconds If you do nothing the system scans for the next strong station and plays that for five seconds When it finds a station that you want to continue liste...

Page 138: ...AD is shown in the display Balance Fader These two modes adjust the strength of the sound coming from each speaker BAL adjusts the side to side strength while FAD adjusts the front to back strength Se...

Page 139: ...radio receives stations is dependent on many factors such as the distance from the station s transmitter nearby large objects and atmospheric conditions A radio station s signal gets weaker as you get...

Page 140: ...in city driving Radio reception can be affected by atmospheric conditions such as thunderstorms high humidity and even sunspots You may be able to receive a distant radio station one day and not recei...

Page 141: ...slot The system will pull it in the rest of the way and begin to play The tape direction indicator will light to show you which side of the cassette is playing The indicates the side you inserted faci...

Page 142: ...utomatically reverses direction and plays the other side If you want to remove the cassette from the drive press the EJECT button When you turn off the ignition switch the system stops the tape but do...

Page 143: ...rent song or passage press once To return to the beginning of the previous song press twice If the system reaches the end of the tape before finding the selected song or passage it reverses direction...

Page 144: ...ive Look at a cassette before you insert it If the tape is loose tighten it by turning one of the hubs with a pencil or your finger If the label is peeling off remove it from the cassette or it could...

Page 145: ...hanger To load a CD in the changer press the LOAD button The numbered light for the first empty slot in the changer will begin flashing in the upper right corner of the display When you see LOAD in th...

Page 146: ...and release the preset 2 button to advance one track at a time or the preset 1 button to return to the beginning of the current track Press again to select the previous track To move rapidly within a...

Page 147: ...e SCAN in the display The system will play the first track on the disc for approximately ten seconds If you do nothing it will select the second track and play that for ten seconds When it plays a tra...

Page 148: ...turn it off RANDOM Use the RAND preset 6 button to randomly play or shuffle the tracks on the disc or discs in the changer With this activated the system plays the tracks in random order rather than i...

Page 149: ...d other contamination To prevent warpage keep CDs out of direct sunlight and extreme heat To clean a disc use a clean soft cloth Wipe across the disc from the center to the outside edge A new CD may b...

Page 150: ...er those conditions Improper use of the cruise control can lead to a crash Use the cruise control only when traveling on open highways in good weather Operation Setting a Desired Speed 1 Turn on the c...

Page 151: ...e Cruise Control System Is in Use Press and hold the SET COAST button to decelerate Release the button when you reach the desired speed the cruise control system will be set to that speed The lowest s...

Page 152: ...r the clutch pedal on manual transmission vehicles You can also turn off the system by turning the knob to CANCEL then releasing it or by pressing the CRUISE ON OFF button Clearing the System The crui...

Page 153: ...hicle may not be able to maintain the preset speed This may cause the cruise control system to cancel Recovering the Set Speed If the cruise control is cancelled as described by items 1 thru 4 above t...

Page 154: ...e light will come on if the dome light switch is in the center position when you press the UNLOCK button If you do not open any of the doors or the hatch glass the light will go out in about 30 second...

Page 155: ...mitter will cause the system to alarm The horn sounds and the headlights flash for approximately three minutes The starter motor circuit is disabled so the engine cannot be started After three minutes...

Page 156: ...any of the above will also reset an alarming system before the three minutes have elapsed The digital clock displays the time at all times regardless of ignition switch position HOUR MINUTE To set th...

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Page 158: ...Wheels 166 Wheels and Tires 167 Traction 168 Tire Chains 168 Wheel Replacement Considerations 169 Fuel Economy 170 Three Way Catalytic Converter 172 Operation in Foreign Countries 173 Accessories Mod...

Page 159: ...h a passenger car Avoid sharp turns and abrupt maneuvers whenever possible Do not modify your vehicle in any way that would raise the center of gravity see page 174 Do not carry heavy cargo on the roo...

Page 160: ...hift lever is in any drive position If it is necessary to restart the engine with the vehicle moving place the shift lever in N never in P 3 Do not touch the accelerator pedal Start the engine by turn...

Page 161: ...he parking brake Place the shift lever in P Park position for automatic transmission When parking a vehicle equipped with a manual transmission on an upward slope or on a level surface place the shift...

Page 162: ...the parking brake does not seem to hold the vehicle as well as before have the vehicle serviced by your Honda dealer Do not park your vehicle over high grass dry leaves or other combustible materials...

Page 163: ...ce from other vehicles ABS will not prevent a skid that results from changing direction abruptly such as trying to take a corner too fast or making a sudden lane change Always drive at a safe prudent...

Page 164: ...lightly to see if the water has affected them To dry the brakes quickly press lightly on the brake pedal while maintaining the same speed with the accelerator pedal Continue this until the brakes ope...

Page 165: ...ess Resting your foot on the brake pedal when you are not intending to brake riding the brakes can cause them to overheat This reduces their effectiveness wears them out faster and can reduce fuel mil...

Page 166: ...res in this section Rapid slowing down or speeding up can cause loss of control on slippery surfaces If you crash you can be injured Use extra care when driving on slippery surfaces To safely operate...

Page 167: ...are cold This means the vehicle has been parked for at least three hours If you have to drive the vehicle before checking the tire pressure the tires can still be considered cold if you drive less th...

Page 168: ...look for Bumps or bulges in the tread or side of the tire Replace the tire if you find either of these conditions Cuts splits or cracks in the side of the tire Replace the tire if you can see fabric E...

Page 169: ...ire life Your vehicle s original tires were dynamic or spin balanced at the factory For best results have the installer perform a dynamic balance Tire Rotation To help increase tire life and distribut...

Page 170: ...ont tires or the two rear tires as a pair Replacing just one tire can seriously affect your vehicle s handling The ABS works by comparing the speed of the wheels When replacing tires use the same size...

Page 171: ...inflated If your vehicle has snow tires be sure they are the same size load range and construction type as your other tires Vehicle speed should be limited to a maximum of 75 mph 120 km h when equippe...

Page 172: ...m your Honda dealer When obtaining wheels for any reason from any other source the replacement wheels should be equal in load capacity inflation pressure capacity diameter width offset and mounting co...

Page 173: ...and stop signs Stop and Go Driving Frequent stop and go driving during a trip will cut down on your miles per gallon kilometers per liter Plan even your short shopping trips to take advantage of throu...

Page 174: ...in the amount of pollution emitted from your vehicle Excessive Weight Fuel economy is related to the work the engine must do The heavier the load the more fuel it takes to run your vehicle Keep weigh...

Page 175: ...electronic fuel injection or ignition systems may result in unusually high converter and exhaust system temperatures Do not keep driving your vehicle if you detect engine misfire noticeable loss of p...

Page 176: ...you make any modifications or add any accessories be sure to read the following information Accessories Your dealer has Genuine Honda accessories that allow you to personalize your vehicle These acces...

Page 177: ...cle unsafe and illegal to drive For example do not make any modifications that would change the ride height of your vehicle or install wheels and tires with a different overall diameter Such modificat...

Page 178: ...signed for small lightweight items The cargo area is intended for larger heavier items In addition the back seat can be folded down to allow you to carry more cargo or longer items However carrying to...

Page 179: ...argo accessories and the tongue weight if you are towing a trailer To figure out how much cargo you can carry Add up the weight of all occupants If you are towing a trailer add the tongue weight to th...

Page 180: ...ash or sudden stop Carrying Cargo in the Cargo Area or on a Roof Rack Distribute cargo evenly on the floor of the cargo area placing the heaviest items on the bottom and as far forward as possible If...

Page 181: ...an be seriously injured Check the loading of your vehicle and trailer carefully before starting to drive Honda recommends that you do not tow a trailer with a new Honda vehicle or one with a new power...

Page 182: ...ing the weight limit will cause damage to your vehicle and possibly result in personal injury The Gross Vehicle Weight Rating GVWR is the combined weight of the unloaded vehicle passengers cargo trail...

Page 183: ...tachment when the gross trailer weight exceeds 3 500 pounds A special attachment that replaces the draw bar ball assembly is used to distribute the proper weight to the front axle It uses a pair of sp...

Page 184: ...stem and affect your vehicle warranty Consult your Honda dealer for installation Tires Always check the condition of your vehicle s tires and trailer s tires before operation Replace worn or damaged t...

Page 185: ...rload improper weight distribution worn suspension or other possible causes Make sure the trailer load is properly positioned and secured so its does not shift around while driving Check if your rearv...

Page 186: ...ith tips to help get you going again Lastly it tells you how to have your vehicle towed Jump Starting 184 Changing a Tire 186 Lifting Points 187 Tool Locations 188 Engine Overheating 190 Towing 191 Pr...

Page 187: ...hicles to touch Check to see that the bumpers do not touch 2 Turn off all electric motors and accessories in both vehicles Turn off all lights except hazard flashers and lights needed to light up the...

Page 188: ...end of the second cable to the grounded negative black terminal of the good charged battery 4 Lastly connect the other end of the second grounded jumper cable to a solid stationary metallic point on...

Page 189: ...ou get to an exit or an area to stop that is far away from the traffic lanes The vehicle can easily roll off the jack seriously injuring anyone underneath Follow the directions for changing a tire exa...

Page 190: ...ng points on each side of the vehicle Set the jack in position as shown JACK BAR JACK JACK HANDLE FRONT The lift point is the outer bolt head at the crossmember REAR Under the rear axle housing near t...

Page 191: ...crisscross sequence by turning the wrench clockwise Have the wheel nut torque checked at the nearest automotive service facility 87 lb ft 118 N m 12 Stow the jacking tools and flat tire in their prop...

Page 192: ...el wrench to remove the retaining bolts When replacing the spare tire make sure you put it on the carrier with the outside of the wheel facing out Tighten the bolts securely EX model The spare tire is...

Page 193: ...radiator If you find that the engine is overheating Stop the vehicle and turn on the hazard warning lights If you see or hear steam or coolant coming from the engine compartment turn off the engine im...

Page 194: ...can cause the coolant to spray out seriously scalding you Always let the engine and radiator cool down before removing the radiator cap If needed add coolant to the radiator to bring the level up to...

Page 195: ...Transfer case in 2H 4WD model only 2 Transmission in Neutral position 3 Maximum speed 30 mph 50 km h 4 Maximum distance 50 miles 80 kilometers If you are towing the vehicle at distances and speeds gre...

Page 196: ...The ignition switch must be in the OFF position If you have electrical problems without extreme damage to any electrical parts check for burned out fuses broken wires poor connections or poor groundin...

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Page 198: ...Fuel Tank Capacity 198 Engine Oil Recommendation 198 Windshield Washer 198 Tire Inflation Pressures 198 Battery 198 Hood Release 199 Engine Oil Dipstick 200 Fuel Requirements 200 Oxygenated Fuels 200...

Page 199: ...ng and Waxing Your Vehicle 224 Protection of Exterior Bright Metal Parts 224 Care of Aluminum Wheels 224 Foreign Material Deposits 224 Finish Damage 225 Corrosion Protection 225 Sheet Metal Damage 225...

Page 200: ...ing If you need a replacement use only a genuine Honda fuel fill cap An improper fuel fill cap can affect the fuel system the emissions system and allow fuel spillage Component Locations WINDSHIELD WA...

Page 201: ...d washer fluid The windshield washer reservoir is located on the front right side of the engine compartment Tire Inflation Pressures Check at least monthly including the spare Keep inflated to the pre...

Page 202: ...er is on the left side of the instrument panel To Open 1 Pull the lever to release the hood lock 2 Lift the under hood lever while lifting the hood slightly 3 Raise the hood and hold it open with the...

Page 203: ...pump octane number of 86 or higher Use of a lower octane gasoline can cause a persistent heavy metallic rapping noise in the engine that can lead to mechanical damage We recommend gasolines containing...

Page 204: ...Methanol can corrode metal parts in the fuel system and also damage plastic and rubber components This damage would not be covered by your warranties If you notice any undesirable operating symptoms...

Page 205: ...sure your vehicle is parked on level ground and that the parking brake is on Also be sure the engine is off This will help to eliminate several potential hazards Carbon monoxide poisoning from engine...

Page 206: ...nleaded gasoline with the proper octane rating see page 200 Your authorized Honda dealer knows your vehicle best and can provide competent efficient service However service at a dealer is not mandator...

Page 207: ...36 48 60 72 84 96 108 120 132 144 156 168 number of months whichever comes first months 6 12 18 24 30 36 42 48 54 60 66 72 78 84 Engine and Transmission Air cleaner element R R R Fuel tank cap pipes...

Page 208: ...Steering and suspension miscellaneous Front and rear axle oil R R R R Propeller shaft flange torque I I I I I I I Front and rear propeller shafts L L L L L L L L L L Body and chassis L L L L L L L L...

Page 209: ...00 Mi 120 000 km Sign or Stamp Mi km 36 000 km or 18 Mo Date 120 000 km or 60 Mo Date 30 000 Mi 48 000 km Sign or Stamp Mi km 82 500 Mi 132 000 km Sign or Stamp Mi km 48 000 km or 24 Mo Date 132 000 k...

Page 210: ...amp Mi km Maintenance Performed Sign or Stamp Mi km Date Date Maintenance Performed Sign or Stamp Mi km Maintenance Performed Sign or Stamp Mi km Date Date Maintenance Performed Sign or Stamp Mi km Ma...

Page 211: ...r points to the gear chosen Steering Be alert for any changes in steering action An inspection or service is needed when the steering wheel is harder to turn or has too much free play or if there are...

Page 212: ...he sound of the exhaust system or any smell of fumes These are signs the system may be leaking or overheating Have the system checked and or repaired at once if these conditions exist Also see Carbon...

Page 213: ...beams seem to be aimed improperly Glass Check for broken scratched or damaged glass that could reduce visibility or cause injury Door latches Check that the doors close latch and lock securely Hood l...

Page 214: ...also be present but SJ must be included The SJ designation may be shown alone or in combination with other designations such as SJ CC SJ CD or SJ CC etc As long as the letters SJ appear somewhere in...

Page 215: ...have the knowledge and proper equipment you should have this maintenance done by a skilled mechanic 1 Warm up the engine This makes the oil drain faster and more thoroughly 2 Remove the oil filler cap...

Page 216: ...ures above 0_F 18_C SAE 10W 30 is the preferred viscosity grade If cold weather starting problems are encountered at temperatures below 0_F 18_C SAE 5W 30 viscosity oils may be required Oil Level Chec...

Page 217: ...Your engine should not need these extra additives if you use recommended quality engine oil and change it as suggested If you think your engine has an oil related problem talk to your Honda dealer See...

Page 218: ...t the fluid level reaches the plug hole by removing the filler plug on the transmission and transfer case If the fluid level is low refill the case up to the filler plug hole Use a high quality engine...

Page 219: ...cle usage Your dealer will check the transmission fluid s condition and life expectancy during regularly scheduled maintenance and inform you at what mileage it should be changed See the Maintenance S...

Page 220: ...an plain water The engine coolant solution should be used year round It has many advantages such as provides freezing protection as low as 33_F 36_C provides boiling protection up to 262_F 128_C prote...

Page 221: ...peration of the system Cooling System Service The cooling system should be serviced at the intervals specified in the Maintenance Schedule as follows Wash the radiator cap and filler neck with clean w...

Page 222: ...point and do not provide corrosion protection Thermostat The engine coolant temperature is controlled by a thermostat which stops engine coolant flow through the radiator until a preset temperature i...

Page 223: ...ghly clean up any brake fluid spills Shift on the Fly System The fluid level in the system should be checked at the intervals shown in the Maintenance Schedule FILLER PLUG Remove the filler plug and m...

Page 224: ...should Body Lubrication Normal use of a vehicle causes metal to metal movement at certain points in the body Noise wear and improper operation at these points will result when a protective film of lu...

Page 225: ...seep into the passenger compartment or cause heat build up in the floor pan Any necessary corrections should be made immediately For continued safety exhaust system pipes and resonators rearward of t...

Page 226: ...ck the fluid level in the clutch reservoir at the interval shown in the Maintenance Schedule If the fluid is low in the reservoir it should be filled to the maximum level line with DOT 3 or DOT 4 flui...

Page 227: ...agents should be promptly flushed from the surface and not allowed to dry on the finish Polishing and Waxing Your Vehicle Polishing is recommended to remove accumulated residue and eliminate any weat...

Page 228: ...en it was built to help maintain its good looks strength and reliable operation However some parts that are normally not visible such as certain parts under the vehicle and under the hood are strong e...

Page 229: ...cleaning instructions that are in ALL CAPITAL LETTERS are especially important and MUST be followed Dust and loose dirt that accumulate on interior fabrics should be removed often with a vacuum cleane...

Page 230: ...WEL OR CLOTH IMMEDIATELY AFTER WIPING FORCE DRY THE FABRIC WITH AN AIR HOSE HEAT DRYER OR HEAT LAMP Use caution if you are using a heat dryer or heat lamp so you do not damage the fabric When trim mat...

Page 231: ...ections and clean the entire affected area with a multipurpose powered cleaner as described under Cleaning General Soilage or Water Spots From Fabric Trim Removal of Specific Stains Grease or Oil Stai...

Page 232: ...eather Trim Ordinary soilage can be removed from vinyl or leather with warm water and a mild soap such as saddle soap oil soap or equivalent Apply a small amount of soap solution and allow it to soak...

Page 233: ...ingredients used in vinyls and interior plastics Never use abrasive cleaners to clean the glass They may cause scratches or damage the defogger wires in the rear window Tinted Glass Tinted heat reflec...

Page 234: ...231 Technical Data Vehicle Identification 232 Vehicle Loading 233 Specifications 235 Technical Data...

Page 235: ...identify your engine from the VIN The eighth character of the VIN is the engine code that gives the engine model refer to the illustration Some information in this section may refer to the engine mod...

Page 236: ...heavier suspension components for added durability purposes does not increase any of the weight ratings printed on the Vehicle Certification Label Maximum Front and Rear Axle Weight The weight of the...

Page 237: ...ding is considered misuse Vehicle Certification Label The Certification Label shows the GVWR and the front and rear GAWRs for your vehicle Gross Vehicle Weight GVW is the weight of the originally equi...

Page 238: ...displacement 193 1 cu in 3 165 cc Number of cylinders 6 Compression ratio 9 1 1 Spark plugs PK16PR11 Spark plug gap 0 04 in 1 05 mm Oil filter Full flow cartridge type Oil capacity Original factory f...

Page 239: ...uarts 10 5 liters for AT Thermostat Wax pellet type 170_F 76 5_C Air Conditioning Refrigerant type R 134a Charge quantity 22 9 oz 650g Lubricant type PAG oil Clutch Transmission MUA Clutch size 10 24...

Page 240: ...ers 3 1 U S quarts 2 95 liters Transfer case 1 5 U S quarts 1 45 liters Automatic Transmission and Transfer Case 2WD 4WD Gear ratio Transmission Rev 1st 2nd 3rd Overdrive Transfer case High Low 2 000...

Page 241: ...bilizer bar and direct double acting shock absorbers Rear Wheel Alignment Toe in 0 5 mm 0 2 in Camber 0 1 Toe Axis 1_ Steering Rack and pinion Service Brake Hydraulic Front Disc brake Rear Self adjust...

Page 242: ...rts 1 77 liters Front Axle 4WD Model Gear ratio 4 300 Lubricant capacity 1 6 U S quarts 1 5 liters Shift on the Fly System Lubricant capacity 0 13 U S quarts 0 12 liters Wheels and Tires Tire size 225...

Page 243: ...ht side of the engine compartment Each fuse box contains spare fuse cartridges Replacing a fuse with one that has a higher rating greatly increases the chances of damaging the electrical system If you...

Page 244: ...Power door locks 8 10A Mirror defoggers 9 15A Rear window defogger 10 15A Rear window defogger 11 15A Gauges indicators 12 15A Charging system fuel injection 13 15A Ignition system 14 15A Turn signal...

Page 245: ...ity 1 15A Hazard Warning Light 2 10A Horn 3 4 20A Blower 5 10A Air conditioner 6 7 8 10A Headlight left 9 10A Headlight right 10 15A Fog lights 11 10A O2 Sensor 12 20A Fuel pump 13 15A ECM 14 15 60A P...

Page 246: ...ight Luggage light Step light 74 158 74 1 1 3 6 or 2 2 1 4 1 4 7 watts 2 1 4 5 watts 5 watts 5 watts Dimensions and Weights Model 2WD 4WD Wheelbase 106 4 in 2 702 mm Overall Spare tire under floor 178...

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Page 248: ...Owner Assistance Customer Relations Information 246 Warranty Coverages 247 Reporting Safety Defects 248 Emissions Controls 248 DOT Uniform Tire Quality Grading 250 Authorized Manuals 253 Owner Assista...

Page 249: ...ay If you are dissatisfied with the decision made by the dealership s management contact your Honda Consumer Affairs Department American Honda Motor Co Inc Honda Consumer Affairs Dept 1919 Torrance Bo...

Page 250: ...d for rust through from the inside for the specified time period with no mileage limit Accessory Limited Warranty Genuine Honda Accessories are covered under this warranty Time and mileage limits depe...

Page 251: ...C area or write to NHTSA U S Department of Transportation Washington D C 20590 You can also obtain other information about motor vehicle safety from the Hotline The burning of gasoline in your vehicle...

Page 252: ...res the fuel vapors during refueling The vapors are adsorbed in a canister filled with activated carbon While driving the fuel vapors are drawn into the engine and burned off Exhaust Emissions Control...

Page 253: ...s remain low you should use only new Honda genuine replacement parts or their equivalent for repairs Using lower quality parts may increase the emissions from your vehicle The emissions control system...

Page 254: ...assigned to this tire is based on straight ahead braking traction tests and does not include acceleration cornering hydroplaning or peak traction characteristics Temperature A B C The temperature gra...

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Page 256: ...subject to change without notice and without incurring obligation Includes Off Road Driving Information ORDER TOLL FREE 1 800 782 4356 NOTE For Credit Card Holder Orders Only Monday Friday 8 00 a m 6...

Page 257: ...ose attention the shipment should be sent For purchases outside U S A please write to the address below for quotation CUSTOMER NAME ATTENTION CITY STREET ADDRESS NO P O BOX NUMBERS APT NO STATE ZIP CO...

Page 258: ...7 Anti Lock Brake System Indicator 67 Operation 159 Anti Theft Steering Column Lock 102 System 152 Appearance Care See Cleaning Ashtray 116 Assist Grip 115 Audio System 125 Automatic Transmission 76 C...

Page 259: ...n of iv CD Changer 131 Certification Label 234 Chains Tire 168 Changing Oil How to 212 When 204 205 211 Changing a Flat Tire 186 Lifting Points 187 Changing Engine Coolant 218 Charging System Indicato...

Page 260: ...ion 147 Customer Relations Information 246 D DANGER Explanation of iv Dashboard 56 Defects Reporting Safety 248 Defogger Rear Window 74 Defrosting the Windows 122 Digital Clock 153 Dimensions 243 Dimm...

Page 261: ...ications 235 Starting 157 Ethanol in Gasoline 201 Evaporative Emissions Controls 249 Exhaust Fumes 47 Expectant Mothers Use of Seat Belts by 16 Exterior Cleaning the 224 F Fabric Cleaning See Interior...

Page 262: ...the 197 Gas Station Procedures 197 Gauges Engine Coolant Temperature 60 Fuel 59 Speedometer 58 Tachometer 58 GAWR Gross Axle Weight Rating 233 Gearshift Lever Positions Automatic Transmission 76 5 Sp...

Page 263: ...6 Interior Lights 110 Introduction i J Jack Tire 187 Jacking up the Vehicle 187 Jump Starting 184 K Keyless Entry 151 Keys 101 L Label Certification 234 Labels Safety Location of 48 Lane Change Signal...

Page 264: ...Moonroof 112 N Neutral Gear Position 77 New Vehicle Break In 158 Normal Shift Speeds 84 NOTICE Explanation of i Numbers Identifications 232 O Octane Requirement Gasoline 200 Odometer Trip 58 Off Road...

Page 265: ...the Seat Backs 11 Adjust the Steering Wheel 15 Advice for Pregnant Women 16 Close and Lock the Doors 10 Fasten and Position the Seat Belts 13 Protecting Children 18 Additional Safety Precautions 21 A...

Page 266: ...d 18 Reverse Gear Position 77 Rotation Tire 166 Rust Protection 225 S Safety Defects Reporting 248 Safety Labels Location of 48 Safety Messages iv Seat Belts 4 6 Additional Information 41 Maintenance...

Page 267: ...eering Column Ignition Lock Switch 101 Steering Wheel Adjustment 115 Anti Theft Column Lock 102 Stereo Sound System 125 133 Sun Visor 114 Supplemental Restraint System 7 Additional Information 43 Addi...

Page 268: ...ed Manual 83 Tread Wear 165 Trip Meter See Trip Odometer Trip Odometer 58 Turn Signal Indicators 64 U Underside Cleaning 225 Uniform Tire Quality Grading 251 Unleaded Gasoline 198 200 Upholstery Clean...

Page 269: ...71 224 Replacement 167 169 Windows Cleaning 71 74 230 Power 107 Windshield Cleaning 71 74 230 Defroster 122 Washers 70 Winter Drive Indicator 69 81 Wiper Rear Window 74 Wipers Windshield Operation 70...

Page 270: ...spection and Cleaning Contents 2002 Passport Online Reference Off Road Driving Information Owner s Manual Supplement Use these links and links throughout this manual to navigate through this reference...

Page 271: ...It supplements your Owner s Manual with important facts precautions and tips that can make your off road travels safer and more enjoyable This booklet is a brief introduction to driving off pavement...

Page 272: ...d clearance has many advantages off road It allows you to travel over bumps obstacles and rough terrain and helps protect undercarriage components Since you sit higher off the ground you have a better...

Page 273: ...en driving on hills If you don t wear your seat belt you could bounce around and strike the interior of the vehicle or even lose control and crash Whenever you drive make sure you and your passengers...

Page 274: ...s best to travel with at least one other vehicle in case you have trouble and always let someone else know where you re going and when you expect to return Whatever your destination we recommend that...

Page 275: ...an be hard on a vehicle requiring extra attention to maintenance Before driving off road be sure all scheduled maintenance and service has been done and that you have also inspected your vehicle Pay s...

Page 276: ...Follow these guidelines and limits The maximum load you can carry in and on your vehicle can be found on the chart opposite These figures include the weight of all occupants cargo accessories and the...

Page 277: ...not exceed a trailer weight of 1 000 pounds including cargo or a tongue weight of 100 pounds Tongue weight should be about 10 of the trailer weight Try to stay on smooth level dirt roads and avoid dri...

Page 278: ...gets stuck Wheel chocks to help keep your vehicle from rolling when you park First aid kit a good idea whenever you travel far from medical support Flag to help others see you except in forests or are...

Page 279: ...off road vehicles also have limits traction stability and power for instance Following are some important tips on how to deal with some of the challenges of driving off road Using Your Senses You need...

Page 280: ...atch ahead for ruts potholes and washouts Some trails can offer more surprises A smooth inviting trail can suddenly twist up or down become very narrow be blocked by a fallen tree tangled with roots o...

Page 281: ...on pavement off road terrain has a way of kicking back If you hit a rock pothole or a sudden change in surface it can make the steering wheel turn rapidly and unexpectedly To maintain control hold th...

Page 282: ...properly operating this vehicle off road can cause an accident or rollover in which you and your passengers couldbeseriouslyinjuredor killed Follow all instructions and guidelines in this booklet Keep...

Page 283: ...rakes is to gently depress the brake pedal at first then increase the pressure as more braking is needed Avoid hard braking Light to moderate braking is usually all that is necessary on soft surfaces...

Page 284: ...re places where it gets suddenly steeper If a hill is too steep in any section you may run out of power and not be able to continue forward If you accelerate suddenly on a very steep hill the vehicle...

Page 285: ...cted traction is poorer or you don t maintain sufficient speed you may begin to stall If that happens Consider downshifting if you are just beginning to slow down If you can t downshift or if downshif...

Page 286: ...afe exit when you reach the bottom of the hill If you decide you can safely descend a hill Shift into a low gear This lets engine compression or engine braking help control speed and keep your brakes...

Page 287: ...chance of your vehicle tipping over backward or forward When you drive across a slope your vehicle s higher center of gravity and narrower track increases the chance of tipping or rolling over Driving...

Page 288: ...cky terrain and carefully maneuver around any rock that may be too large Bumps and Holes Large bumps and holes can bounce you around and cause you to lose control or get stuck Slow down when the terra...

Page 289: ...and cause you to lose traction and possibly roll over The banks are sloped so you can drive out The banks and surface under the water provide good traction The water may hide hazards such as rocks hol...

Page 290: ...iving safely Driving in snow can also impair visibility As snow covers the ground it can conceal rocks ruts ditches and other hazards Snow can make it impossible to follow a trail or choose a safe pat...

Page 291: ...off the jack and hurt you or someone else Do not rock the vehicle forward and backward by shifting back and forth between First and Reverse This can damage your transmission Following are a few tips o...

Page 292: ...ut Get experienced help This is often the best solution especially if you have dug in deep are stuck in mud or on sloped terrain Grounded on a Bump or Log You have fewer options if you bottom out or h...

Page 293: ...o spend the night choose a firm level place to park Do not park on a soft surface on damp marshy land or in streambeds or gullies in flash flood areas If the ground is not level you should block the w...

Page 294: ...t home thoroughly wash your vehicle and inspect it closely for signs of damage Give special attention to the tires rims suspension andotherUnderbody components and correct any problem you find Also ma...

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