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1. Skip Button US LX Canada EX The circuit senses silent passages between songs or programs on a tape Push upward to automatically advance to the beginning of the next song or downward to return to the beginning of the song just played NOTE Tapes that contain short silent passages between songs a high level of noise between songs or silent passages within a song may not be suitable for this function 78 Metal Indicator METAL MTL Except Canada LX Most metal or CrO2 cassettes are coded with slots on their back edge If such a cassette is inserted the player will detect the slots and automatically switch to the proper equalization for full enjoyment of metal CrOz tapes The indicator light will go on when coded cassettes are played OEject EJECT Push this button to stop and eject the tape Ignition Key OFF Eject The cassette being played will be automat ically ejected when the ignition or the unit is turned off NOTE When one side of the tape ends Auto Reverse will automatically begin playing the other side therefore you must push the eject button to stop or remove the tape CLEAN Indicator Light After 50 hours of cassette tape play the light will come on as a reminder to clean the tape heads If the light comes on and the tape heads were not cleaned at the recommended 30 hours of usage see maintenance section in the next page they should be cleaned immediately To reset push the ind
2. 24 Door LOCKS ssiri Driving With Pets Seat back Position Storing Cargo Safety Advice For Pregnant Women 18 Air Conditioner Operation Air Filter Air Pressure Tires Aluminum Alloy Wheels ANTONINA cccceeccceeseeeeeessseeeeeeeee Antifreeze See Radiator coolant Anti lock Brake System ABS 34 Anti lock Brake Fluid 116 ABS Warning Light 0 41 Anti theft Steering Column Lock SYSLOM cveisaziveevisesetivesnssiseriecats 86 Appearance Care ou 133 AINE V 58 Audio System cece eee 71 Automatic Transmission PIWIG E Operation Shift Lever Position Indicator 38 B Battery Charging System Warning Light 39 Jump Starting 144 Maintenance 122 Specification ee 149 Beeper System Fasten Seat Belt Beeper Key Reminder Light Reminder Chime Belts Seat sicecicsccivinitiancivacen ng See The Seat Belt System and How it Work Beverage Holder Body Repair Brake Warning Light 0 41 Brakes Anti lock Brake System ABS nens 34 Anti lock Brake Fluid 116 Index ABS Warning Light 41 Brake Failure Warning Light 41 Brake FIUIC eee 116 Brake System Design 15 Brake Wear 115 Brake Wear Indicators 115 Parking Brake 54 Parking Brake Warning Light 41 Break in Period 2 Bulb Replacement
3. Body Repair Manual This manual describes the procedures involved in the replacement of damaged body parts Valid only for sales within the U S Canadian owners should contact their authorized Honda dealer ORDER TOLL FREE 1 800 782 4356 NOTE For Credit Card Holder Orders Only Monday Friday 800 AM 600PM EST MINIMUM CREDIT CARD PURCHASE 10 00 OR By completing this form you can order the materials desired You can pay by check or money order or charge to your credit card Mail to Helm Incorporated at the address shown below ary PRICE TOTAL ar EACH PRICE Prices are effective until April 00 After that date contact Helm Incorporated for current prices and stock availability MICH PURCHASES ADD 6 SALES TAX Orders are mailed within 10 days Please allow adequate time for delivery GRAND TOTAL NOTE Dealers and Companses please provide dealer or company name and also the name of the person to whose attention the shipment should be sent For purchases outside US A please write to the address below for a quotation Customer Name Attention Street Address No PO Box Number Apartment Number City State amp Zip Code Daytime Telephone Number Check or money order enclosed payable to Helm Inc US funds only Do not send cash Checx here if your billing address s different Master Card C VISA C from the shiping address shown below Account ir tion Ne LEP ILE LDL CUSTOMER SIGNA
4. Head Restraints The head restraints are designed to help reduce injuries due to whiplash They are located at the top of each seat back and have several height positions They can be adjusted by pulling up to the recommended position To lower them slide the button next to the restraint s height bar while pushing 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 to its highest position then slide the button while pulling the restraint out To reinstall reverse the above procedure a WARNING e Do not drive the car with head restraints removed e Do not try to adjust head restraints while driving cont d 7 Seats cont d Driver s Lumbar Support US EX Canada EX R Support of the lower back can be adjusted by turning the knob on the driver s armrest to give more or less support WARNING Do not try to adjust lumbar support while driving Make the adjustment while sitting in your normal driving position before driving away Driver s Seat Center Armrest US LX EX Canada EX EX R The angle of the driver s armrest on the driver s seat adjusts to five positions To lower the armrest push the button on the driver s side of the armrest and lower the armrest a WARNING Do not try to adjust the armrest while driving Make the adjustment before drivin
5. Wipe the vinyl with a clean damp cloth or sponge Stains can be removed with a commercially available vinyl cleaner aWARNING Do not use thinner gasoline kerosene naphtha or other solvents on the interior They are toxic flammable and hazardous and could damage the material you re cleaning Windows A 10 to 1 mix of water and white vinegar or a commercially available glass cleaner may be used to clean windows and to remove the dust film sometimes caused by the ingredients used in interior vinyls and plastics NOTE Do not put this solution in the windshield washer reservoir it will damage the windshield washer pump Be careful not to scratch or damage the defogger wires when clean ing 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 towel Keep all the windows clean for maximum visibility cont d 133 Appearance Care cont d Exterior Care Washing Rinse all loose dirt off the car by spraying it with lukewarm or cold water Do not use hot water Wash using a soft bristle brush sponge or cloth with water containing a mild detergent such as a liquid dishwashing detergent Remove oil tar tree sap etc with tar remover or turpentine Remove road salt insects etc with mild detergent and lukewarm painted surfaces Rinse the car well Promptly wipe with a chamois or soft towel to prevent water spotting Do not l
6. 125 Specification 149 Buzzet See Beeper System Cc Capacities 148 Care and Cleaning 183 Catalytic Converter 00 0 155 Certification Label Chains Tires cccccceeeesseeeeeeeees Check Engine Warning Light 40 Child Proof Door Locks nsee 5 Child Safety 27 General Guidlines for Restraining Children Under 40 Pounds 18kQ 28 Important Safety Reminders 28 Using a Seat Belt Locking Clip 0 ee 32 Using Child Restraints With Tethers ceee 31 Restraining an Infant Who Weighs Less Than 20 Pounds 9kQ 00 00 29 Restraining a Child Who Weighs Between 20 and 40 Pounds 9 and 18kQ ee 30 Restraining a Child Who Weighs Over 40 Pounds 18kQ 0 Storing a Child Seat Where Should Children Sit 27 CLUTCH FLUID inimesse 117 COMPACT Spare Tire 138 Coolant Temperature Gauge 37 Cooling with A C 64 cont d 159 Index cont d Cooling System 0 ee 112 Crankcase Emission Control System 153 Cruise Control Indicator Operation D Daytime Running Light DRL 51 DRL Indicator Light 42 Defogger Defroster Dimmer Switch Headlights 49 Doors Child Proof Door Lock 5 LOCKS is sciesivesct scenaseenteasceeanceseaiee Power Door Locks Warning Light Door Locks Drivin
7. The ABS is self checking If anything goes wrong the ABS indicator on the instrument panel comes on see page 41 This means the Anti lock function of the braking system has shut down The N brakes still work like a conventional system providing normal stopping ability You should have the dealer inspect your car as soon as possible The ABS works by comparing the speed of the wheels When replacing tires use the same size originally supplied with the car Tire size and construction can affect wheel speed and may cause the system to work inconsistently A car with an ABS may require a longer distance to stop on loose or uneven surfaces than an equivalent car without ABS The ABS cannot make up for road conditions or bad judgment It is still your responsibility to drive at reasonable speeds for weather and traffic conditions and to leave a margin of safety CAUTION Be careful not to damage the wiring or the speed sensors at the back of each wheel when removing mud or snow from the wheel housings 34 Instrument Panel CRUISE CONTROL WIPER WASHER MASTER SWITCH SWITCH REAR Except US DX HAZARD WINDOW MOONROOF SWITCH WARNING DIGITAL DEFOGGER LIGHT US EX Canada EX R SWITCH CLOCK SWITCH SWITCH HEATING COIN IGNITION COOLING BOX SWITCH CONTROL PANEL GLOVE BOX ASHTRAY TILT STEERING CIGARETTE RELEASE ADJUSTMENT PANEL L
8. BRAKE LIGHTS To connect your car s taillights to a trailer an electrical converter must be installed in the car Your car has separate bulbs for brake red and turn signal lights amber while most trailers use the same bulb for brake and turn signal lights A converter available at most trailer supply stores should be installed according to the instruc tions supplied by the converter manufacturer For information regarding trailer hitch and trailer electrical wiring availability contact your Honda dealer or American Honda Motor Co Inc for US cars or Honda Canada for Canada cars See page 83 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 electrician Improper installation may damage your vehicle s electrical system and cause a malfunction of the lights Break in Schedule Do not tow a trailer during the 600 miles 1 000 km break in period see page 2 Maintenance If you tow a trailer your vehicle will require more frequent maintenance due to the additional load Refer to the Maintenance schedule under severe driving conditions on page 104 for specific information cont d 97 Towing a Trailer cont d Before Towing With the car and trailer completely loaded and parked on a level surface confirm that the tongue loading is correct If the car has an abnormal nose up or nose down attitude check for improp
9. E Tr Panel Brightness Control When the light switch is in either of the two on positions the inten sity of the instrument lights can be adjusted Push the button so it pops out then turn the panel brightness control knob Ignition Switch Light US LX EX Canada EX EX R This light will illuminate the switch for several seconds after the driver s door is closed 50 Interior Light The interior light has a three posi tion switch The light is off all the time in the OFF position In the mid dle position it goes on only when a door is opened In the ON position it is on all the time Daytime Running Lights Canada Cars With the ignition ON position Il and the headlight switch OFF the high beam headlights will come on at one half power when the parking brake is released This type of lighting is called Daytime Running Lights or DRL The DRL turns off when you turn the ignition switch off If the parking brake is reapplied without switching the ignition off the Daytime Running Lights will remain on 51 Cruise Control Except US DX Cruise Control The Cruise Control system allows you to set and automatically maintain any speed above 25 mph 40 km h without keeping your foot on the accelerator As its name implies it is meant for cruising on straight uncongested highways or freeways It is not recommended to be used in traffic on winding roads or in bad weather conditions where the driver
10. In order to comply with U S and Canada Federal Emissions Regulations you must use unleaded fuels of the recommended octane rating These fuels may not be available in other countries If you intend taking your car outside the U S or Canada write to Honda stating the year and model of your car at the address shown for information regarding modifications you may need to have done U S Owners American Honda Motor Co Inc Consumer Affairs 1919 Torrance Blvd Torrance CA 90501 2746 Canadian Owners Honda Canada 715 Milner Avenue Scarborough Ontario M1B 2K8 cont d 83 Gasoline cont d Fuel Filler Door and Cap a WARNING Gasoline is extremely flammable and is explosive under certain conditions Perform this operation in a well ventilated area with the engine stopped Do not smoke or allow open flames or sparks in the area or where gasoline is stored The fuel filler door is opened by pulling up on the lever at the left side of the driver s seat The door will lock automatically when closed push it until it clicks CAUTION You may hear a hiss when you open the filler 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 not overfill the tank fill only until the gas pump clicks off automatically and never top off NOTE The filler cap is a screw in ratchetting type Tighten the cap clockwise until ratchett
11. You can store a total of 6 stations on AM and 12 on FM 4 You can tune to a preset station by pushing its corresponding preset button NOTE US EX Canada EX R The Auto Select Button must be off before the Preset Station Selection can be used Auto Select Button US EX Canada EX R If you are visiting a new broadcast area you can quickly enter into memory the stronger stations in that area by simply pushing the Auto Select Button The radio will then automatically scan both the AM and FM bands and temporarily memorize up to six stations in each With the Auto Select Button on these stations can then be tuned by pushing the preset buttons Manually preset stations remain memorized for use when you return to your normal broadcast area but are only selectable with the Auto Select Button off Stereo Indicator This lights up when a FM broadcast in stereo is being received It will flash when the signal strength diminishes If it flashes good stereo reception cannot be expected Stereo reception is available only for FM stereo broadcasts not for AM stereo broadcasts 74 Tape Operation Canada LX US LX Canada EX ices i EJECT awmi US EX Canada EX R Tape Direction Indicator With the cassette inserted A side up the indicator A will light when the A side is playing the indicator w will light when the B
12. do not use ATF or any other brand of power steering fluid because it will damage the system AMERICAN HONDA MOTOR CO INC 1919 Torrance Blvd Torrance California 90501 I 1991 Honda Motor Co Ltd All Rights Reserved 31SM4620 CRITE 3000 2000 03N 00X31 SM4 6201 PRINTED IN U S A
13. put the master key in the lock and turn clockwise The trunk lid opener lever is lockable with the master key MASTER KEY AWARNING Keep the trunk lid closed while driving to keep poisonous carbon monoxide exhaust fumes out of the interior prolonged exposure can cause unconsciousness that may lead to death Child Proof Door Locks The child proof door locks are de signed to prevent accidental open ing of the rear doors To activate the locks push down the lock tabs located on each door then close the doors When the doors are locked in from the outside Seats Front Seat Adjust the seat position by pulling up on the adjustment lever under the front edge of the seat cushion and sliding the seat to the desired position Then release the lever and make sure the seat is locked in position by moving it back and forth The angle of the seat back can be changed by pulling up on the lever at the outside edge of the seat and leaning forward or back Release the lever and let the seat lock into place when it reaches the desired angle Seat belts are most effective when the driver and passenger are sitting up straight and well back in each seat a WARNING Do not adjust the driver s seat while the car is moving the seat could move suddenly causing loss of vehicle control e To reduce the risk of sliding under the seat belts in a collision the seat backs should be reclined no more than is necessary for comfort
14. remaining in the engine 2 Excluding the oil remaining in the engine 3 US Cars 4 Canada Cars 148 Engine Type Water cooled 4 stroke OHC gasoline engine 85 0 x 95 0 mm 3 35 x 3 74 in 2 156 cm 131 5 cu in 8 8 Bore x Stroke Displacement Compression ratio Spark plug See spark plug maintenance section page 120 Alignment Toe in Front O mm 0 0 in Rear 2 0 mm 0 08 in Camber _ Front 0 Rear 0 30 Caster Front 3 Battery Capacity 12V 52AH Fuses Under hood See the relay box cover under the hood Under dash See the fuse label attached to the inside of the fuse compartment door under the dashboard Lights Headlights 12V 6555W Front turn signal lights 12V 45CP SAE3497 Front position lights 12V 5W 6CP SAE3652 Rear turn signal lights 12V 32CP SAE1156 Stop Taillights 12V 32 2CP SAE2057 Side marker lights Front 123V 5W Rear 12V 3 4W 3CP Back up lights 12V 32CP SAE1156 High mount brake lamp 12V 45CP SAE3497 License lights 12V _ 8W 4CP interior light 12V 8w Trunk light 12V 3 4W Vanity mirror light 12V 1 8W Door coutesy lights 12V 34W 149 Identification Numbers The Vehicle Identification Number V I N is stamped on a plate attached to the top left side of the dashboard It
15. DO NOT have greater load limits than those on the label cont d 127 Tires cont d Winter Driving Tires marked M S or all season have an all weather tread design and should be suitable for most driving conditions However snow tires and tire chains may be required under some conditions If your tires do not have these markings they may not be suitable for winter driving conditions We recommend snow tires or tire chains for snow and icy conditions Snow Tires If you use snow tires they should be of the same size construction and load capacity as the original tires on your car Snow tires must be installed in sets of four or they may cause poor handling Driving with snow tires on dry roads can reduce your car s performance during acceleration turning and stopping If you need further information on snow tires please contact your Honda dealer Tire Chains Use chains only when conditions require them Check with local authorities or Provinces for requirements prior to installing tire chains Make sure the chains are the right size for your tires Install them only on the drive wheels of your car and do so as tightly as possible following the manufacturer s instructions If metal chains are used they must be SAE Class S Cable type traction devices can also be used Drive slowly with chains installed If you hear the chains contacting your car s body or chassis stop and tighten them CAUTION e If the conta
16. Seat Belt Maintenance For safety you should check the condition of your seat belts regularly Pull out each 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 replaced If a seat belt is worn during a crash have your dealer replace the belt and check the anchors for damage If your seat belts get dirty you can use a soft brush to clean them with a mixture of mild soap and warm water Do not use bleach dye or cleaning solvents They can weaken the belt material Let the belts air dry before you use the car Dirt build up in the metal loops of the seat belt anchors can cause the belts to retract slowly Wipe the inside of the loops with a clean cloth dampened in isopropyl alcohol 18 Supplemental Restraint System All Accords sold in the U S are equipped with a Supplemental Restraint System SRS This system is available on the EX R and EX models in Canada FRONTAL COLLISION RANGE The Supplemental Restraint System includes an airbag to help protect your head and chest during a severe frontal collision This system does not replace your seat belt t supplements or adds to the protection offered by your seat belt a WARNING Not wearing a seat belt increases the chance of serious injury or death in a crash even if you have airbags Be sure you and your passengers al
17. Steer straight ahead e Towing a trailer in bad weather will magnify any difficulty in controlling the car caused by the weather itself Avoid sudden maneuvers slow down and use extra caution e Be careful when passing other vehicles Passing requires considerable distance because of the added weight and length of your trailer 98 CAUTION e Before starting out check the operation of the lights and all car trailer connections After driving a short distance stop and recheck the lights and connections e Reversing is difficult and requires practice While backing up the trailer may pivot off course To correct for this grip the bottom of the steering wheel and move your hand to the left to move the trailer to the left or to the right to move the trailer to the right Turn the steering wheel a little at a time and keep the speed very low Have someone guide you when backing e To help prevent overheating of the brakes shift into a lower gear to make use of engine braking before descending steep or long grades Do not make sudden downshifts e 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 the air conditioner will reduce the load on the cooling system e On cars equipped with automatic transmission Do not hold the car stationary on an incline by using the accelerator pedal this can cause the transmissi
18. across the hips It is similar to safety belts used in airplanes LATCH PLATE BUCKLE Wearing Seat Belts Properly 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 a WARNING Not wearing a seat belt properly increases the chance of serious injury or death in a crash Be sure you and your passengers always wear seat belts and wear them properly cont d 13 The Seat Belt System and How It Works cont d Wearing a Lap Shoulder Belt Before putting on a front seat belt be sure your seat is adjusted forward or backward to a good driving or riding position and the back of your seat is upright see page 24 1 Pull the latch plate across you 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 twisted 3 Position the lap portion of the belt as low as possible across your hips not across your stomach This lets your strong pelvic bones take the force of a crash 14 4 Pull up on the shoulder part of the belt to remove any slack Make sure the belt goes over your collarbone and across your chest Do not place the belt under your arm or behind your back This could increase your chance of serious injuries in a crash 5 If the belt crosses your neck you need to adjust the belt anchor height or your seating position Front
19. airbag might not inflate when you need it e When the car is ten years old Get the system inspected The production date is on the left rear door jamb for your convenience System Service Precautions Do 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 cause the airbag to inflate inadvertently possibly injuring someone very seriously Tell anyone who works on your car that you have a supplemental restraint system Failure to follow the procedures and precautions in the official Honda service manual could result in personal injury or damage to the system Scrapping an entire car that has an uninflated airbag can be dangerous Get assistance from a Honda dealer if your car must be scrapped If you sell your car please be sure to tell the new owner that the car has a supplemental restraint system Alert them to the information and precautions in this part of the owner s manual 23 Additional Safety Information Your seat belts and airbag are obviously important parts of your occupant protection system In addition you should know that sitting upright adjusting the head restraints to the proper positions locking the doors and stowing things properly can increase your safety and possibly even save your life Seat back Position The seat backs should be in an upright position
20. also appears on the Certification label Canada cars Canada Motor Vehicle Safety Standard Compliance Label attached to the left rear door jamb as well as under the hood on the body directly behind the engine NOTE The V I N is also provided in bar code on the Certification label C VEHICLE CERTIFICATION IDENTIFICATION LABEL NUMBER VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER ENGINE NUMBER TRANSMISSION NUMBER The Engine Number is stamped on the right front side of the engine block The Transmission Number appears on a label on top of the transmission 150 DOT Tire Quality Grades US Cars The tires on your car meet Federal Safety Requirements All tires are also graded according to Department of Transportation DOT standards for tread wear traction and temperature Three grades A are shown on the tire sidewall TIRE Tread Wear The tread wear grade is a comparative rating based on the wear rate of the tire when tested under controlled conditions on a specified government test course For example a tire graded 150 would wear one and one half 1 1 2 times as well on the government course as atire graded 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 differences in road characteristics and climate Traction The traction grades from highest to low
21. aplay the time To adjust the time 1 Lower the lid 2 Push the minute button M and hold it until the numbers advance to the desired minutes 3 Push the hour button H and hold it until the numbers advance to the desired hour 4 The RESET button allows you to synchronize your clock to the closest hour If the time on the clock is before the half hour pressing the RESET button will return the time to the previous hour If the time is beyond the half hour the RESET button will change the time to the next hour NOTE Be careful not to push the H M or RESET buttons accidentally Pushing any of them will change the clock s time setting 56 Beverage Holder US LX EX Canada EX EX R Your car is equipped with a beverage holder for use while the car is stopped Drinking while driving or driving with a beverage in the holder may be hazardous Open the holder by pushing it NOTE Use only lidded cups or containers that fit snugly in the beverage holder AWARNING e Spilling even a small amount while driving especially if the liquid is hot may distract the driver s attention from the road and could result in a serious collision e Alcohol and driving don t mix For your safety and the safety of others please do not drink and drive 57 Cigarette Lighter and Ashtrays Cigarette Lighter Push in to heat up It will automati cally release when the element is hot DO NOT hold it in while it is heating
22. away from the radiator fan The fan may start automatically without warning and run for up to 15 minutes even after the engine is turned off CAUTION Never use spark plugs with an improper heat range they will adversely affect engine performance and durability 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 of the new spark plug before installation Plug gap should be 1 1 mm 0 04 in 4 Thread the new spark plug in by hand to prevent cross threading 5 After the plug seats against the cylinder head tighten 1 2 turn with a spark plug wrench to compress the washer 6 Reinstall the spark plug cap CAUTION The spark plugs must be securely tightened but not overtightened A plug that s too loose can get very hot and possibly damage the engine one that s too tight could damage the threads in the cylinder head Thread in by hand PLUG CAP 120 Wiper Blades For maximum visibility replace worn or cracked wiper blades when you notice they do not wipe the windshield cleanly or smoothly To Replace Worn out Blades S Press Lock 1 Detach the blade assembly from the arm by pressing the lock tab in then pushing 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 the59 08 pt metal support 3 Remove the
23. car is winched on a flat bed vehicle This is the best way of transporting your Honda Wheel Lift Type Tow with the front wheels off the ground If the car can only be towed with the front wheels on the ground make sure the transmission is full of fluid see pages 110 111 and tow with the transmission in neutral N and the ignition key in the position CAUTION To avoid serious damage on automatic transmission cars first start the engine and shift to D4 then to N and shut the engine off If the engine does not run or the transmission cannot be shifted while the engine is running the car must be transported on flat bed equipment Check local regulations for towing CAUTION e Do not exceed 35 mph 55 km h or tow for distances of more than 50 miles 80 km e If a sling type tow is used the tow truck driver should position wood spacer blocks between your car s frame and the chains and lift straps to avoid damaging the bumper and the body e Do not use the bumpers to lift the car or to support the car s weight while towing 146 If Your Car Gets Stuck If your car gets stuck in sand mud or snow call a professional towing service for assistance in getting your car out CAUTION Do not rev up the engine 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 e DO NOT try to free a car with automatic transmissio
24. come to a complete stop e Do not rev up the engine when the brake is on and the shift lever is in D4 D3 2 1 or R When stopped on a hill use the brakes to hold your position not the accelerator pedal e Do not shift from N or P into D4 D3 2 1 or R when the engine is above idle speed Before shifting into gear make sure your foot is firmly on the brake pedal e Do not rest your hand on the shift lever or push the lock out button while driving cont d 93 Shifting the Automatic cont d Driving Technique Da 4th Use the D4 range for normal in town and highway driving The car will start off in 1st and shift automatically to 2nd 3rd and 4th The further down you push the accelerator the later the transmission will shift and the faster the car will accelerate D3 3rd Use of Dg will allow the transmission to start off in ist and shift automatically to 2nd and 3rd Use D3 when climbing grades to prevent the transmission from hunting between 3rd and 4th gear or when increased braking is needed NOTE If rapid acceleration is necessary depress the accelerator to the floor the transmission will automatically shift down according to load and engine speed This applies to both D4 and Dg 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 freeing the car from mud or sand where 1st gear could provide
25. cont d 71 Stereo Sound System cont d Canada LX Frequency Display US LX Canada EX US EX Canada EX R O Balance Control Balances sound between left and right speakers Except Canada LX To use the control push on the knob to get it to pop out adjust the balance to your liking and push the knob back in when you are done NOTE Except Canada LX When the headlights are on the radio panel illumination is on even if the radio is turned off The panel lighting can be turned off by first pushing the Balance Control knob to its out position and then pulling it out slightly further Fader Control Balances sound between front and rear speakers Except Canada LX To use the control push on the knob to get it to pop out adjust the sound to your liking and push the knob back in when you are done 72 Radio Operation AM FM Band Selector Push to select AM or FM band The corresponding band indicator will light Manual Tuning US LX Canada LX EX Push the w button to tune to a lower frequency station Push the 4 button to tune to a higher frequency station US EX Canada EX R Push the TUNE SEEK switch up to change to a higher frequency and down to change to a lower frequency To change the frequency up or down a single increment push and release the TUNE SEEK switch N
26. indicate a malfunction of ABS Have an authorized Honda dealer check the system as soon as possible 116 Clutch Fluid Manual Transmission Check the fluid level in the clutch reservoir periodically it should be CLUTCH FLUID between the MAX and MIN marks ee eae on the reservoir 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 from a sealed con tainer Follow the manufacturer s in structions printed on the can NOTE A low clutch fluid level may be an indication of clutch fluid leakage You should have your clutch checked if the clutch fluid level in the reservoir is low 117 Power Steering The power steering on your car helps provide easy handling while parking and maneuvering in traffic without loss of road feel at highway speeds An engine driven hydraulic pump provides full power assist at low speeds and decreasing assist as the car goes faster CAUTION If the power steering system should fail or if the engine should stall the car can still be steered However much greater effort will be required particularly in sharp turns at low 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 RESERVOIR CAP Check the power steering fluid level with the engine cold and the car
27. metal retainers from the worn out blade rubber and RETAINERS 4 Insert the new blade rubber from the opposite side of the blade tabs and position the tabs in the metal support o Reinstall the blade assembly on the wiper arm 121 Battery The condition of the battery can be determined by checking the test indicator Service as required according to the label on the battery Any corrosion around the positive and negative terminals should be washed off with a solution of baking soda and warm water Dry the terminals and then coat them with grease OTERMINAL TERMINAL TEST INDICATOR a WARNING e The battery gives off explosive gases keep sparks flames and cigarettes away Provide adequate ventilation when charging or using the battery in an enclosed space e The battery contains sulfuric acid electrolyte Contact with skin or eyes may cause severe burns Wear protective clothing and a face shield If electrolyte gets on your skin flush with water If electrolyte gets in your eyes flush with water for at least 15 minutes and call a physician immediately e Electrolyte is poisonous If swallowed drink large quantities of water or milk and follow with milk of magnesia or vegetable oil and get immediate medical assistance KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN 122 Fuse Replacement The fuse box is located under the dashboard on the driver s side The circuits protected by each fuse are list
28. oil level NOTE Please dispose of used motor oil in a manner that is compatible with the environment We suggest you take it in a sealed container to your local service station for reclamation Do not throw it in the trash or pour it on the ground CAUTION Used motor oil may cause skin cancer if repeatedly left in contact with the skin for prolonged periods Although this is unlikely unless you handle used oil on a daily basis it is still advisable to thoroughly wash your hands with soap and water as soon as possible after handling used oil 109 Transmission Oil Fluid Check Transmission oil fluid must be checked with the engine off and the car on level ground AWARNING e If the 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 after the engine is turned off CAUTION If the oil fluid level is low check for possible leaks before adding oil Do not overfill Since the transmission and differential are in the same housing you are actually checking both oil fluid levels in one procedure Change transmission oil fluid according to the Maintenance Schedule on page 102 5 Speed Remove the oil filler bolt beside the right axle Feel inside the bolt hole with your finger If the oil is up to the bottom edge of the hole the oil level is correct If it is not slowly ad
29. see page 25 e Seat backs are upright and adjustable head restraints are at the proper heights see page 24 e There are no loose items that could be thrown around and hurt someone during acrash or sudden stop see page 25 By following these guidelines you can reduce injuries to yourself and your passengers in many crash situations Remember however that no safety system can prevent all injuries or deaths that can occur in severe crashes 10 The Seat Belt System and How It Works Why Wear Seat Belts Wearing seat belts and wearing them properly is fundamental to your safety and the safety of your passengers During a crash or emergency stop seat belts can help keep you from being thrown against the inside of the car against other occupants or out of the car Of course seat belts cannot completely protect you in every crash But in most cases seat belts reduce your chance of serious injury They can even save your life That is why many states and all Canadian provinces require you to wear seat belts A WARNING Not wearing a seat belt increases the chance of being killed or seriously hurt 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 children must be properly restrained in child safety seats see page 27 A pregnant woman needs to wear a seat belt to prote
30. serving your area as shown on the map on the inside of the back cover When contacting American Honda please provide the Zone Office with the following information Vehicle Identification Number e Servicing Dealer Name and Address e Date of Purchase e Mileage on your Car e Your Name Address and Phone Number e Nature of Problem e Selling Dealer After a review of the facts you will be advised of what can be done Canada Cars Please refer to the 1992 Warranty and Maintenance Guide that came with your car 157 Reporting Safety Defects US Cars If you believe that your vehicle has a defect which could cause a crash or could cause injury or death you should immediately inform the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration NHTSA in addition to notifying American Honda Motor Co Inc If NHTSA receives similar complaints it may open an 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 dealer or American Honda Motor Co Inc To contact NHTSA you may either call the Auto Safety Hotline toll free at 1 800 424 9393 or 366 0123 in Washington D 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 158 A Additional Safety Information
31. set was designed espe cially for your car do not use it on any other vehicle do not in stall any other tire on this wheel which is not identical to the original in size and construction and do not use the COMPACT spare tire on any other wheel Because the COMPACT spare is smaller in size and higher in air pressure than a regular tire it will ride more harshly with less ground clearance and may have less traction on some road surfaces Drive cautiously 139 Changing a Flat Tire a WARNING Do not attempt to change a tire unless the car is on firm level ground and well out of the flow of traffic Park the car on a firm level surface apply the parking brake turn on the hazard warning switch and put the transmission in gear Park for automatic 1 Remove the cover 2 Remove the jack NOTE Turn the connector on the end of the jack counterclockwise to loosen it from its mount COVER COMPACT SPARE 3 Remove the lug wrench jack handle and jack handle extension from the tool bag 4 Remove the spare tire 5 Place blocks in front and back of the wheel diagonally opposite the tire you are changing 6 Use the lug wrench to loosen the wheel lug nuts counterclock wise one half turn US EX Canada EX R First remove the center cap from the wheel by prying it out with a common flat screwdriver not provided in the tool bag CAUTION Hold the center cap with your hand then pry it off using a rag to pro
32. side is playing Program Selector PROG Push to change the direction of tape play Auto Reverse Feature The tape direction automatically reverses when the end of the tape is reached in play or FF mode and plays the other side cont d 75 Stereo Sound System cont d Canada LX 222906 US LX Canada EX US EX Canada EX R 3Fast Forward Rewind FF REW Note which Tape Direction Indicator is lighted then push the appropriate button to rapidly wind the tape in the same direction FF or in the opposite direction REW US EX Canada EX R To rewind the tape push the FF REW TMS button down then release it You will see REW in the display To fast forward the tape push the button up then release it You will see FF displayed To stop rewind or fast forward press the PROG PLAY button or push the FF REW TMS switch again 76 Play PLAY Push the PLAY button to resume tape play and stop rewind or fast forward operation On US LX EX Canada EX EX R the indicator will light 3 Repeat Button REPEAT US LX EX Canada EX EX R Push the REPEAT button indicator on to return to the beginning of a song or section of programming and repeat its play Push the button again indicator off to cancel the repeat function and resume normal play TMS function US EX Canada EX R The TMS function lets you skip to the beginning
33. the belt as shown The belt should deflect about 10 12 mm 0 4 0 5 in AWARNING e If the engine has been running some engine components may be hot enough to burn you e Keep hands away from the radiator fan The fan may start automatically without warning and run for up to 15 minutes even after the engine is turned off NOTE If necessary have the charging system checked by an authorized Honda dealer cont d 39 Warning and Indicator Lights cont d Telsa US Canada i Check Engine Warning Light This light comes on for a couple of seconds each time the ignition is turned on It will also come on and remain on if there is a malfunction in the emission control system If the light comes on while driving avoid driving at high speed and have the system checked by a Honda dealer as soon as possible Oil Pressure Warning Light A severe fluctuation in engine oil pressure will cause this light to flash on and off You should stop as soon as possible check the oil level and add oil if necessary The oil pressure warning light will come on and remain on if there is insufficient oil pressure or when the ignition switch is turned on with the engine not running If the light should come on while driving get the car off the road as soon as you can turn the engine off and check the engine oil level see page 107 Even if the oil level is correct the engine should be checked by a Honda dealer bef
34. the rear seat trunk access push the seat back firmly into place then pull on the top of the seat back to make sure it is secure Your Occupant Protection System Your Accord is equipped with seat belts and other features that work together to protect you and your passengers during a crash Seat belts are the most important part of your occupant protection system When worn properly seat belts can reduce the chance of serious injury or death in a crash For added protection during a severe frontal collision all Accords sold in the U S have a Supplemental Restraint System SRS with a driver s airbag This feature is available on the EX R and EX models in Canada Two indicator lights are also part of your safety system One reminds you to make sure you and your passengers wear your seat belts The other alerts you to a possible problem with your supplemental restraint system See page 22 The seats head restraints and door locks also play a role in occupant safety For example reclining the seat 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 opened during a crash To get the maximum protection from your occupant protection system check the following before you drive away e Everyone in the car is wearing a seat belt properly see page 13 e All doors are closed and locked
35. 1992 Accord Sedan Online Reference Owner s Manual Use these links and links throughout this manual to navigate through this reference For a printed owner s manual click on authorized manuals or go to www helminc com Owner s Identification Form Features amp Safety ssc cccisacivistiivossdavessacouiidece see nadauscensay ate 0h douvtns deoduvauaduuceueeay E E What you should know before driving your car Starting amp Deri p oorr icseaind EEE os dace aaave da OEA E NEA What gas to use how to change gears etc Mati tO an Ge iis d id cdascaideesiscneaiiansidieba veuetinsYevcsaseadevunia ssbueebesdauntod ddwcselacedwstexadentows saber The Required Maintenance Schedule and some items you can service Emergency SOL V1 Ce isiiiscscesicisscvucessoocorleteuatodecabeaauscioasnusscaucavecsiauedecsicouaduonuessseaearsears Changing a flat jump starting towing Specifications 25 025 4555 505505 i i n aana a ENE EAE E EE bau bees coseassdud NE N E Dimensions weights and capacities Consumer Imformation ccc cece ccc n cc en cc ee cc ee ec eeeceeceeecaeeeeeesaeeseeege eee eeeeeeeeeeenees Reporting Safety Detects warranty service vehicle identification numbers etc Ind sic isiccsce diag codesgade de sbbotoosabencbarentedodedallieddcaethedisedabaeeshd bobecniidotdssinedadeisealadecsbowanesede Gas Station Information Contents Introduction This manual contains important information about the safe ope
36. 2 000 km or 6 months Rear brake drums wheel cylinders and linings Parking brake oeene L Exhaust pipe and muffler Suspension mounting bolts f ____ lt _ Front wheel alignment Steering operation tie rod ends steering gear box and boots ABS high pressure hose 4 ABS operation 4 Power steering system Power steering purnp belt Catalytic converter heat shield Check oil and coolant level at each fuestop Under severe driving conditions service these items more often See page 104 102 Required Maintenance Record e Have your servicing dealer record all Required Maintenance below e Keep receipts for all work done on your car 7 500 Mi 12 000 km or 6 Mo 15 000 Mi 24 000 km or 12 Mo 22 500 Mi 36 000 km or 18 Mo 30 000 Mi 48 000 km or 24 Mo 37 500 Mi 60 000 km or 30 Mo 45 000 Mi 72 000 km or 36 Mo 52 500 Mi 84 000 km or 42 Mo 60 000 Mi 96 000 km or 48 Mo Sign or Stamp i Sign or Stamp Sign or Stamp Sign or Stamp Sign or Stamp i Sign or Stamp Sign or Stamp Sign or Stamp 67 500 Mi 108 000 km or 54 Mo 75 000 Mi 120 000 km or 60 Mo 82 500 Mi 132 000 km or 66 Mo 90 000 Mi 144 000 km or 72 Mo Sign or Stamp i Sign or Stamp i Sign or Stamp Sign or Stamp Ppata soy tue
37. Decreased traction could cause loss of directional control CAUTION Do not drive with your foot on the clutch pedal as this will cause premature wear of clutch components Do not shift into reverse while the car is moving 90 Recommended Shift Speeds For best fuel economy and effective emission control shift at the speeds shown _ Shift up Normal Acceleration 1st to 2nd 15 mph 24 km h 2nd to 3rd 28 mph 45 km h 3rd to 4th 41 mph 66 km h 4th to 5th 52 mph 83 km h Shift up Cruise From Acceleration 1st to 2nd 7 mph 11 km h 2nd to 3rd 22 mph 35 km h 3rd to 4th 33 mph 53 km h 4th to 5th 48 mph 77 km h Maximum Allowable Speeds The speeds shown are the maximum at which the car can be driven or downshifted in each gear without over revving the engine ene US DX LX US EX Canada LX EX Canada EX R 1st 31 mph 50 km h 31 mph 50 km h 2nd 56 mph 90 km h 56 mph 90 km h 3rd 87 mph 140 km h 84 mph 135 km h 91 Shifting the Automatic The automatic transmission shift lever has a locking mechanism to prevent accidental shifting into Reverse R Park P 2nd 2 or 1st 1 Also an Automatic Shift Lock prevents you from shifting out of Park unless the brake pedal is already depressed and the ignition switch is in the II position Push the button on the shift handle to shift into 2nd 1st Reverse or Park depre
38. How the SRS Indicator Light Works syalelrhat saad vabeath aaraa eaaa AREE 22 Ignition Ignition Switch Light Important Safety Reminders sete ese heateeee tues tet 11 20 28 Indicator Lights s es 38 Inflation Pressures Tire 127 Instrument Panel 35 Instrument Panel Brightness Control E A A 50 Interior Light eee eeeeeeeeeeeee 51 Interior Trim Care eseese 133 J JACK ETT 140 Jump Starting ee 144 K Keys DOOr LOCKS sser eenei 3 Glove BOX seese 56 JMO sc steccedes segiedatscotetheseeseeaesas 86 Key Reminder Beeper 86 IKCY Si siesoccssstessirwedevsvedagecioaraascers 3 Trunk LOCK riirii 5 L lap Beltiis sasiensciscinvivedinaiesciens 13 Lap Shoulder Belt 12 Lights Bulb Replacemert Daytime Running Lights Fuse Replacemert Light Reminder Chime Operation eeceeseeeeeeeeees Warning and Indicator Light 38 Locks Anti theft Steering ColumnLock M Maintenance Tae ors e ee 44 Record Siisera 103 Schedule sirenat 100 Manual Transmission Maximum Allowable Speeds 91 8 T 110 Recommended Shift Speeds 91 SPIM e nasiona ai aenieei 90 Meters Gauges See Gauges Mirrors Manual Mirrors 48 Power Mirrors 48 Rearview Mirrors 48 Moonroof If the Moonroof Won t Close 70 Maintenance 70 Operation 69 N Numbers Identification 150 O Octane Rating G
39. IGHTER HANDLE LEVER BRIGHTNESS CONTROL KNOB US Car Shown SHIFT LEVER POSITION INDICATOR SPEEDOMETER FUEL Automatic TACHOMETER Trans only COOLANT TEMPERATURE MAINTENANCE INDICATOR TRIP METER SAFETY INDICATOR ODOMETER TRIP METER LIGHTS RESET BUTTON 35 Gauges Speedometer US Cars The speed is indicated in miles per hour outer scale and kilometers per hour inner scale Canada Cars The speed is indicated in kilometers per hour outer scale and miles per hour inner scale Odometer The numbers on the odometer indicate miles US Cars or kilometers Canada cars The odometer registers total distance traveled and serves as your guide for determining when periodic maintenance is due US Cars Federal law makes it illegal to alter the odometer of any motor vehicle with the intent to change the number of miles indicated Trip Meter The numbers on the trip meter indicate miles US Cars or kilometers Canada Cars The trip meter can be returned to zero by pushing in the reset button Use it for checking fuel consumption or distance traveled per trip Tachometer The tachometer indicates engine speed in revolutions per minute The beginning of the RED ZONE indicates the maximum allowable engine R P M Do not run the engine with the tachometer indicator needle in the RED ZONE Fuel Gauge FUEL TANK CAPACITY Approx 64 5 8 17 04 US gal 14 19 Imp gal As a convenience the gauge continues to show
40. Keep hands away from the radiator fan The fan may start automatically without warning and run for up to 15 minutes even after the engine is turned off CAUTION Radiator coolant will damage paint Quickly rinse any spilled coolant from painted surfaces Wait until the engine is cool then turn the radiator cap counterclock wise until it stops DO NOT PRESS DOWN WHILE TURNING THE CAP After any remaining pressure has been relieved 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 MAX mark with the engine cold Maintenance 1 Check the freeze protection level of the coolant with a hydrome ter 2 Keep the front of the radiator free of dirt and debris 3 Check hoses and hose clamps regularly Replacing Coolant Replace coolant at 36 months or 45 000 miles 72 000 km which ever comes first Thereafter replace every 2 years or 30 000 miles 48 000 km whichever comes first RADIATOR COOLANT REFILL CAPACITY including reserve tank 0 6 8 0 16 US gal 0 13 Imp gal 5 speed transmission O 8 0 79 US gal 0 66 Imp gal Automatic transmission 3 5 Q 0 92 US gal 0 77 Imp gal cont d 113 Cooling System cont d 1 Set the heater temperature control dial ever to maximum heat 2 Remove the radiator cap and loosen the drain plug when the radiator is cool and drain the radi
41. Mileage Pate eh een tee Mileage km Sad ssacdieco ees con tes setdedeseetlarhcized Date cont d 103 Maintenance Schedule and Records cont d Severe Driving Conditions CAUTION The following items must be serviced more frequently on cars normally used under severe driving conditions Refer to the chart below for the appropriate maintenance intervals Severe driving conditions include Repeated short distance driving Driving in dusty conditions Driving in severe cold weather Driving in areas using road salt or other corrosive materials Driving on rough and or muddy roads Towing a trailer A B C D E F Condition Maintenance item Maintenance Interval operation e Boo Ee Aircteaner element Every 15 000 miles 4 24 000 km or 12 months A Be ee F Engine oil and oil fiter Every 3 750 miles 6 000 km or 3 months Transmission oil Every 15 000 miles 24 000 km or 12 months Front brake discs and calipers and Every 7 500 miles rear brake discs calipers and pads 12 000 km or 6 months Power steering system Every 7 500 miles 12 000 km or 6 months R Replace Inspect After inspection clean adjust repair or replace if necessary Non Scheduled Maintenance Record Record additional maintenance for severe driving conditions or non scheduled maintenance on this page See page 102 Maintenance Performed Sign or Stamp Mileage km Date Maintenance Per
42. OTE US LX Canada LX EX If you hold either button for more than half a second the tuning frequency will count up or down rapidly US EX Canada EX R To go to a frequency that is farther away push the switch and hold it You will hear a beep and the frequency display will begin to count rapidly Seek Tuning Canada LX Each time you push this button the tuner will automatically seek the next higher frequency station US LX Canada EX Each time you push this button up or down the tuner will automatically seek the next higher or lower frequency station US EX Canada EX R Depending on which way you push the TUNE SEEK switch the system searches up or down from the current frequency Push the switch until you hear a beep then release it The system searches until it find a station with a strong signal then stops cont d 73 Stereo Sound System cont d Preset Station Selection 1 Make sure the Band Selector is on the band you want AM or FM Then find the station you want by Manual Tuning or Seek Tuning 2 Press and hold one of the Preset Buttons 3 In a few seconds a beep will sound and the light in the button will come on The station is now preset in the memory You may preset 1 AM and 1 FM station per button total 6 of each on US LX Canada LX EX US EX Canada EX R Each button will store one frequency on the AM band and two on the FM band by pushing the FM1 and FM2 switch
43. TURE AZM Se lt pv These publications cannot be returned for credit without receiving advance authorization within 14 days of delivery On returns a restocking fee may be applied against the original order HELM P O BOX 07280 DETROIT MICHIGAN 48207 1 800 782 4356 Gas Station Information Gasoline UNLEADED only Pump octane of 86 or higher Gas Tank Capacity 64 51 liters 17 04 US gal 14 19 Imp gal Tire Pressure measured cold front rear US DX LX Canada LX EX 200 kPa 29 psi US EX Canada EX R 200 kPa 32 psi COMPACT spare tire 415 kPa 60 psi Other Tire Information Label on driver s door jamb Hood Release Pull handle under left side of dash Engine Oil Use Energy Conserving II SG grade oil 5W 30 preferred see page 107 for complete viscosity recommendations Capacity including filter 3 8 4 0 US qt 3 3 Imp qt Manual Transmission Oil Use SF or SG grade oil 10W 30 or 10W 40 Preferred see page 110 for complete viscosity recommendations Capacity including differential 1 9 2 0USqt 1 7 Imp qt Automatic Transmission Fluid Use DEXRON II type Automatic Transmission Fluid ATF Remove dipstick from right end of transmission wipe off reinsert remove and read fluid level do not force the rubber plug in when reading fluid level or replacing dipstick Capacity including differential 2 4 e 2 5 US gt 2 1 Impat Power Steering Fluid Use only Honda power steering fluid
44. air or replace the damaged tire as soon as you can reinstall it in its original position then put the spare back in the car CAUTION Always stow the jack tools and tire securely to prevent them from becoming dangerous projectiles in an accident 14 Secure the tire and the spacer as shown in the illustration SPACER COMPACT SPARE TIRE NORMAL TIRE 143 Jump Starting To start a car with a dead battery use another battery of the same voltage and the proper jumper cables A WARNING e Procedures other than those below could cause injury or damage from battery acid spray explosion or charging system overload e Never connect the jumper cable directly to the negative post of the dead battery e Never allow the two cars to touch each other Never allow the jumper cable clamps to touch each other e Never lean over the battery when making connections e Never attempt to jump start a vehicle with a frozen battery The battery could rupture and explode If you suspect a frozen battery remove the vent caps and check the fluid If there seems to be no fluid or if you see ice do not attempt a jump start until the fluid thaws CAUTION If jumper cables are connected backwards the car s main fuse may blow 1 Turn off all lights heater and other electrical loads set the parking brake and shift the transmission to Neutral or Park 2 Use one cable to connect the positive terminal of the booster battery to the
45. air to and from the heater defroster and vents There is an indicator light in each function button that comes on when the button is pushed cont d 61 Heating and Cooling cont d Temperature Lever Conitrol Dial Slide the lever from left to right or turn the dial clockwise to make air warmer when the appropriate function is selected Air Conditioner Switch opitonal on US DX Canada LX With the fan on push the A C button to operate the air conditioner The indicator light will come on Push the button again to turn the air conditioner off Fresh Air lt andRecirculation Buttons US DX Canada LX When the button s indicator light is out outside air will be allowed to circulate inside the car When the button is pushed in and the indicator light comes on outside air is shut off and the air inside the car is recirculated If the heater or air conditioner 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 US LX EX Canada EX EX R When the cS gt __ button is pushed the indicator light will go on and outside air will be allowed to circulate inside the car When the button is pushed the indicator light comes on outside air is shut off and the air inside the car is recirculated If the heater or air conditioner is on and you want to warm up or cool down the interior more qu
46. anking the engine If the engine starts release the accelerator gradually 2 If it doesn t start within 15 seconds push the accelerator pedal down to the floor and hold it there while cranking If the engine starts release the accelerator gradually If it doesn t start repeat step 1 NOTE If the outside temperature is below freezing or if your car has not been driven for several days warm up the engine for a few minutes before driving 87 Safety Items Before driving away check that e The doors are closed properly e The mirrors are properly adjusted and the windows clean e The driver and passengers are wearing properly adjusted seat belts e The front seat head restraints are properly adjusted e The warning and indicator lights are operating properly e The brake pedal feels normal e All luggage and cargo is secured e Nothing is interfering with the driver s feet or blocking vision to the rear While driving remember to e Always drive defensively expect the unexpected e Reduce your speed during night hours and bad weather e Follow at a safe distance don t tailgate e Get off the highway when you are tired stop and take a rest When stopping for repairs e Park the car well off the road e Turn on the hazard warning flasher e Use flares or other warning devices to warn other motorists After parking your car e Apply the parking brake and shift to first gear if your car is equipped with man
47. asoline See Fuel OOM Ct Arr 36 Oil Clutch FIUIC eee 117 Engine Oil 0 c ceceeeeee 107 Fluid Locations 0 e 106 Oil Pressure Warning Light 40 Power Steering Fluid 118 Transmission Oil Fluid 110 Operation In Foreign Countries 83 P Panel Brightness Control 50 Parking Brake 54 PGM FI Check Engine Warning Light 40 SYSLOM cisics iasivveveviwevernteteas vans 154 Power Door LOCKS irs nenei ariens 4 MIPFOFS piiresse ane 48 Stering ccveedisevsiercsiesevsisteronsins 118 cont d 161 Index cont d WINCOWS cccceeeeeeteeeeeeeeeeees 55 Pressures Tire Inflation 127 Preventive Service 6 136 R Radiator Coolant RadiOw cise Rearview Mirrors Rear Window Defoggev 47 Reminder Lights sebeestueetcadeyeee See Warning lights Replacement Air FitGfsnsdsirananaras Bulsin ndi Engine Oilsei crenn Fuel Filter Wiper Blades e 121 Restraining an Infant Who Weighs Less Than 20 Pounds 9kg 29 Restraining a Child Who Weighs Between 20 and 40 Pounds 9 ANd 18kg 30 Restraining a Child Who Weighs Over 40 Pounds 18kg Rust Prevention S Safety Defects Reporting 158 Safety Indicator Lights 48 Safety Items eee ze 88 Seat back Position EE Seat Belt Maintenance 18 Seat Belt System Component
48. ate provinces regulations When using a trailer equipped with electric brakes a trailer brake controller that connects to the car s electrical system is recommended Installing a brake controller that connects to the car s brake hydraulic system could result in brake fluid contamination or leaks A safety chain must always be used between the car and the 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 your car s tires are properly inflated Adjust tire pressure to the recommended tire pressure indicated on the label attached to the driver s door jamb The trailer tires should be of the proper size load rating and inflated to the pressure recommended by the trailer manufacturer Trailer Lights Trailer lights must comply with federal state provinces and local regulations See your local recreational vehicle dealer or rental agency for the correct type of lighting and wiring for your trailer Check for correct operation of the turn signals and stop lights each time you hitch up A trailer lighting connector is provided behind the left garnish by the taillight access door in the trunk The wiring color codes are described on the next page 96 BLACK GROUND GREEN BLUE LEFT TURN SIGNAL GREEN YELLOW RED BLACK RIGHT TURN TAILLIGHTS SIGNAL GREEN BLACK GREEN WHITE BACK UP LIGHTS
49. ator RADIATOR CAP DRAIN PLUG 3 Remove the drain bolt from the rear side of the cylinder block and drain the engine and heater 4 Apply non hardening sealant to the drain bolt threads then rein stall the bolt and tighten it se curely 5 Tighten the radiator drain plug se curely 6 Mix the recommended antifreeze with 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 coolant mixture Tighten the bleed bolt as lt Fill to here soon as coolant starts to run out Fillto here in a steady stream without bub bles 8 With the radiator cap off start the engine and let it run until warmed up fan goes on at least twice Then if necessary add more coolant mix to bring the level back up to the filler neck 9 Put the radiator cap on then run the engine again and check for leaks 114 Brake System Design The diagonally separated dual serv ice brake system is designed so half the system will still provide braking action if the other half fails Stopping the car after losing the brake fluid from half the system will require more pedal pressure and pedal travel than normal Also the distance required to stop will be longer using only half the brake system If the brakes fail suddenly downshift to a lower gear for increased engine braking and pu
50. charcoal canister where they are adsorbed and stored while the engine is stopped or idling When the coolant temperature rises to a certain value the vapors are drawn into the engine through the throttle body and the intake manifold during normal engine operation In Canada Honda vehicles comply with the Canadian Motor Vehicle Safety Standards CMVSS on Emissions valid at the time they are manufactured cont d 153 Emission Controls cont d Engine Exhaust Controls The engine exhaust emission control systems are designed to control combustion during idle acceleration cruise and deceleration These systems are entirely separate from the crankcase and evaporative emission control systems described previously e PGM FI System The PGM FI system consists of three independent sub systems Air Intake Electronic Control and Fuel Control thus allowing more accurate control of air fuel ratios under all operating conditions The Electronic Control Unit ECU detects the amount of air drawn into the cylinders and determines the amount of fuel to be injected to provide the optimum air fuel ratio for all engine needs Ignition Timing Control System This system automatically controls the ignition timing to reduce the amount of HC and NOx Catalytic Converter The catalyst is used to convert hydrocarbons HC carbon monoxide CO and oxides of nitrogen NOx in the exhaust gas to carbon dioxide COz dinitrogen Nz and water va
51. ct continues slow down until it stops or your car can be damaged e Chains that are the wrong size or improperly installed can damage your car s brake lines suspension body and wheels If you need further information on tire chains please see your Honda dealer Remove the chains as soon as the road is clear of ice and snow 128 Tire Replacement Honda recommends that you replace tires in sets of four or in pairs front or rear If you need to replace only one tire mount the new tire opposite the tire showing the least amount of wear For instance if the left front tire shows the least amount of wear mount the new tire on the front right side The original tires on your car have tread wear indicators to indicate when they should be replaced The indicators appear as bands about fete 12 7 mm 1 2 in wide when the tire INDICATOR 7 TREAD WEAR tread depth is less than 1 6 mm LOCATION 4 54 INDICATORS 1 16 in When indicators appear MARKS across two or more grooves in a row you should replace the tire a WARNING Driving on worn out tires is very hazardous and will reduce braking effectiveness steering accuracy and traction When replacing tires use only the recommended tire size Wheel rim widths and offsets must be those recommended by American Honda Motor Co Inc Contact the Zone Office nearest you as shown on the inside of the back cover a WARNING Tires and wheels other than those recommended may b
52. ct herself and her unborn child see page 18 Two people should never use the same seat belt If they do they could be very seriously injured in a crash Do not put shoulder belt pads or other accessories on seat belts They can reduce the effectiveness of the belts and increase the chance of injury cont d 11 The Seat Belt System and How It Works cont d Seat Belt System Components Your Accord has seat belts in all five seating positions The front seats and the outside rear seats have lap shoulder belts The center rear seat has a lap belt Your seat belt system also includes a light on the instrument panel to remind you to fasten your seat belt and to make sure your passengers fasten theirs This light comes on when you turn on the ignition if you have not fastened your seat belt A beeper also sounds for several seconds see page 39 The following pages cover more about the seat belt components and how they work Lap Shoulder Belt This style of seat belt has a single belt that goes over your shoulder across your chest and across your hips Each lap shoulder belt has an emergency locking retractor This lets you move freely in your seat while keeping some tension on the belt During a collision or sudden stop the retractor automatically locks ADJUSTER SHOULDER PORTION SERER SEAT BELT ANCHOR To retractor LAP PORTION 12 Lap Belt The lap belt has one manually adjusted belt that fits
53. d or to block out light entirely The sunshade automatically opens as you open the moonroof SUNSHADE cont d 69 Moonroof cont d If the Moonroof Won t Close The moonroof can be closed Remove plug manually if the control switch will not close it 1 Remove the round plug near the B gt rear center of the headliner f 2 Insert the moonroof wrench from the tool kit into the socket 3 Turn the wrench until the moonroof seats in the closed position SOCKET 4 Replace the plug Maintenance Periodically pour a little water down the drain holes to make sure they are not plugged If they are free water should drop on the ground behind each front wheel DRAIN HOLE CAUTION Do not put weight on the moonroof or force it open or closed you may damage the mechanism 70 Stereo Sound System Canada LX SC Ea 5 Tone Control US LX Canada EX 4 BassControl Treble Control US EX Canada EX R Treble Control Bass Control ON OFF Switch Turn the switch clockwise to turn the unit on turn it counterclock wise to turn the unit off NOTE The antenna will rise or retract automatically when the unit is turned on or off It will also retract automatically if the ignition is switched off vVolume Control Turn the ON OFF switch clockwise to increase volume and counter clockwise to decrease volume
54. d oil until it runs out of the hole then reinstall the bolt and tighten it securely with a wrench CORRECT LEVEL 5 SPEED TRANSMISSION OIL CHANGE CAPACITY 1 9 2 2 0 US qt 1 7 Imp qt Use only SF or SG grade motor oil when adding or changing transmis sion oil 110 Use the proper viscosity oil for the climate in which you drive 30 20 10 Ambient Temperature Automatic The automatic transmission fluid level is checked with the engine off and the car on level ground using the dipstick with the yellow marking in the right end of the transmission housing Remove the dipstick and wipe it off DIPSTICK Insert the dipstick and remove it The fluid level should be between the upper and lower marks If necessary add fluid and recheck Use only DEXRON Genuine Honda Automatic Transmission Fluid A T F when adding or changing fluid After checking the fluid level push the dipstick in securely AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION FLUID CHANGE CAPACITY 2 4 2 2 5 US qt 2 1 Imp qt 111 Cooling System The engine in your Honda contains a number of aluminum parts Therefore it requires an antifreeze coolant specifically formulated to protect the aluminum parts from corrosion Failure to use a suitable antifreeze coolant may seriously shorten the life of the engine as the result of rapid corrosion damage Some antifreeze coolants although labeled for use in engines containing aluminum may not provide adequat
55. d rapid acceleration and have the transmission checked by an authorized Honda dealer as soon as possible lt Turn Signal Hazard Warning Indicator Lights When the turn signal lever is pushed for left or right turns the appropriate green indicator arrow on the instrument panel will blink along with the signal Pushing the hazard warning switch will make all turn signals and both arrows blink see page 50 ZD Headlight High Beam Indicator Light This blue indicator light will go on whenever the high beams are switched on see page 49 Canada Cars It will also go on with a reduced brightness when the Daytime Running Lights DRL are on see page 51 GHB Cruise Control Indicator Light Except US DX When the cruise control system is on this indicator light is on see pages 52 and 53 38 Seat Belt Warning Light The seat belt warning light comes on when the ignition switch is turned on If the front seat belts are fastened it goes off in about six seconds Otherwise it stays on See page 12 Charging System Warning Light The charging system warning light comes on when there is a problem with the electrical charging system or when the ignition switch is turned on with the engine not running If the light comes on while driving get off the road stop the car and turn off the ignition Then check the alternator belt for proper tension To check the belt tension push with about 98 N 22 lb of force on the middle of
56. e an oil that says 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 that is only classified SF is not recommended Changing Oil and Fitter Engine oil and the filter should be changed together every 6 months or 7 500 miles 12 000 km whichever comes first The filter is located on the engine block below the intake manifold CAUTION The oil filter cannot easily be removed from above the engine For this reason it is recommended that the oil filter change be done by a skilled mechanic 1 Start the car to warm up the engine then shut it off 2 Remove the engine oil filler cap and drain bolt and drain the oil aWARNING A warmed up engine and the oil in it are hot be careful not to burn ENGINE OIL yourself DRAIN BOLT 108 3 Remove the oil filter and let the remaining oil drain out 4 Install a new filter according to the instructions on or with the filter 5 Reinstall the drain bolt with a new washer and tighten it securely Refill the engine with the recom mended oil to the upper mark on the dipstick ENGINE OIL CHANGE CAPACITY including filter OIL FILTER 3 8 2 4 0 US qt 3 3 Imp qt 6 Reinstall the filler cap securely 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
57. e are items in addition to the engine oil and filter that require service each 7 500 miles 12 000 km See the maintenance schedule on page 102 After the maintenance is done be sure to reset the switch below the tachometer by inserting the ignition key in the slot The color of the indicator will change to green and repeat its cycle INDICATOR AWARNING Do not reset the maintenance indicator while driving your hand may impair steering which can result in an accident 44 Tilt Steering The steering wheel position can be adjusted to suit the driver preference 1 2 Push the lever located under the dash on the left side of the steering column all the way down and hold it while adjusting the steering wheel to the desired position Hold the steering wheel in the desired position and pull the lever all the way up to lock it in place a WARNING e Do not adjust the steering wheel position while driving e After adjusting the steering wheel position make sure it is securely locked in place by rocking it up and down slightly 45 Windshield Wipers Washer Defogger Windshield Wipers Switch the wipers to INT for inter mittent operation LO for low speed gt F operation and HI for high speed a j C operation In fog or very light rain push the lever down to the MIST position for temporary high speed operation of the wipers The wipers will return g in to the rest position and the m
58. e itself The next time you turn on the radio you will see Code in the frequency display Use the Preset buttons to enter the five digit code If entered correctly the radio will start to play You will then have to store your favorite stations in the Preset buttons Your original settings were lost when power was disconnected 81 Gasoline For proper operation of your car s emission controls your engine is designed to use unleaded fuel only CAUTION Using leaded or even low lead gasoline could damage some of your emission controls and also void their coverage under the emission controls warranty Use gasoline from pumps labeled unleaded with a pump octane number of 86 or higher Use of a lower octane gasoline can cause persistent heavy spark knock a metallic rapping noise which can lead to engine damage if severe CAUTION If you notice steady spark knock while holding a steady speed ona level road try changing brands of gasoline If the spark knock persists consult your Honda dealer Failure to do so is considered misuse and misuse is not covered under the New Car Warranty Occasionally you may notice light spark knock while accelerating or driving up hills This is no cause for concern it simply means your engine is running at its most economical Oxygenated Fuels Some conventional gasolines are being blended with alcohol or an ether compound to increase the gasoline s octane These gasolines are collectiv
59. e light does not indicate a failure of the normal brake system The light only indicates a malfunction in the ABS In such a case the ABS is automatically shut down but normal braking capability continues e After jump starting the car there is a possibility that the ABS warning light may come on due to insufficient battery voltage After the battery is sufficiently recharged and the engine is turned off and restarted the ABS warning light should indicate that the ABS is OK by coming on for a few seconds each time the engine is started If the light remains on after recharging have it checked by a Honda dealer cont d 41 Warning and Indicator Lights cont d SRS Supplemental Restraint System Indicator Light Except Canada LX When the key is turned to the II position the SRS indicator light will come on for about six seconds to show normal system operation and then turn off See Supplemental Restraint System section on pages 19 23 Canada Daytime Running Lights DRL Indicator Light The light comes on when the ignition switch is ON position Il the headlight switch OFF and the parking brake set This indicates that the Daytime Running Lights are off The indicator light goes off when the parking brake is released If the parking brake is reapplied without switching the ignition off the indicator light will remain off See page 51 If the light does not go off when the parking brake is released with the ignit
60. e protection for your engine Therefore use only a Honda recommended antifreeze coolant CHECK WITH YOUR AUTHORIZED HONDA DEALER For best corrosion protection the mixture of coolant and water must be maintained year round at 50 50 Concentrations less than 50 coolant may not provide sufficient protection 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 with the antifreeze coolant Coolant loss should be replenished by a mixture containing the proper concentration of antifreeze and water Do not mix different antifreeze coolants Do not use additional rust inhibitors or anti rust products as they may not be compatible with the radiator coolant ENGINE DAMAGE CAUSED BY IMPROPER COOLANT USAGE IS NOT COVERED BY THE NEW CARWARRANTY Checking Coolant Check the coolant level in the reserve tank when the engine is at normal operating temperature elf the level is below the MAX mark but still visible add a 50 50 solution of antifreeze and water to bring it up to MAX e lf there is no coolant in the re serve tank the cooling system should be checked for leaks and repaired if necessary Coolant must then be added to the radi ator RESERVE TANK 112 AWARNING e Do not remove the radiator cap when the engine is hot the coolant is under pressure and could severely scald you e
61. e unsafe Do not mix radial and bias ply tires on the same car cont d 129 Tires cont d Tire Balancing a WARNING Unbalanced tires may affect handling and tire wear A tire should always be rebalanced after it has been dismounted from the wheel Your original tires were properly balanced before the car left the factory but may need rebalancing at some time during the life of the tire Tire balancing for the COMPACT spare is not necessary CAUTION Use only Genuine Honda aluminum wheel weights if your car is equipped with aluminum wheels Non genuine Honda wheel weights may corrode and damage the aluminum wheel 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 rotations the cause should be found and corrected as soon as possible The illustration shows how the tires can be rotated The COMPACT spare tire must not be included in tire rotation NOTE Brake pads should be inspected for wear whenever the tires are rotated Tire Traction aWARNING Worn tires or slippery road surfaces can reduce driving cornering and braking traction To reduce the possibility of losing traction slow down when the road gets slippery replace tires when wear indicators are visible and KEEP TIRES PROPERLY INFLATED 130 Air Conditioner Care Condenser and Radiator Check the e
62. eat Belt Maintenance 18 Seat Belt System Components A EE E ees 12 Wearing Seat Belts Properly 13 Wearing the Lap Belt 16 Wearing the Lap Shoulder Belt EE PE PE E TEE Ter 14 Why Wear Seat Belts Ti Tilt Steering ciiis 45 Tire Changing a Flat Tire 140 COMPACT Spare 138 DOT Tire Quality Grades 151 Inflation Pressures 127 Requirement 151 Rotation 130 Snow Tires Spare Tire Specification FO Siiras Towing Towing a Trailer 95 Transmission CADACHY esia eiis 148 Identification Number OIN FIUIC eee eect eeeeeteeeeeeeees 110 Shifting the Automatic 92 Shifting the Manual 90 Tread Wear 151 Trip Meter eeeeseeeseeereeeers 36 Trunk Access From Rear Seat 9 TE o PEE eevee iter eee 5 Lid Warning Light 00 0 43 T ri SIQNAIS cece secsossgesacaseesasvepioacd 49 U Using a Seat Belt Locking Clip 32 Using Child Restraints With Tethers gets teen beaten A eee 31 V Vehicle Identification Number 150 Ventilation eeeeeeeeeseeeeeeeees 59 W Warning Lights 000 ee Warranty Service Washer Reservoir Capacity 0 Windshield Washer Wearing the Lap Belt 16 Wearing the Lap Shoulder Belt 14 Whe Eels ecceeceeceeeeeeeetseeeeeeeeeaes 135 Where Should Children Sit 27 Why Wear Seat B
63. ed inside the fuse box cover To open the fuse box turn the knob as shown If any of your car s lights accessories or controls don t work check their fuses If a fuse has blown the wire inside it will be burned through BLOWN FUSE REMOVER Checking the fuses 1 Turn off the ignition and all other switches 2 If you find a blown or possibly faulty 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 make sure it fits tightly in the clips If it fits loosely have your dealer fix it If you don t have a spare take a fuse of the same rating or lower out of a circuit you may not need like the radio or cigarette lighter Remember to replace the borrowed fuse and the missing spares cont d 123 Fuse Replacement cont d CAUTION A blown fuse may be just a symptom of some other problem If a new fuse blows right away the cause should be diagnosed and corrected by a qualified Honda technician Never replace a fuse with anything but another fuse of the same or lower rating A higher capacity fuse could cause damage and even start a fire The main fuses and some primary fuses are installed in the fuse box on the right front fender in the engine compartment If the circuits from the battery are ever overloaded by a short in the system drawing too much current
64. elts 11 Windows Appearance Care seee 133 Power Windows sses 55 Windshield Defogget 47 Windshield Washer Windshield Wipers Wiper Blades 00 eee WIDGIS isi essdevetshisscsnscerinea i scentessesians Y Your Occupant Protection SYSTEM wsscactecveicesstecsiasceccet sacs es 10 163 Authorized Manuals A Factory Authorized Manual is Available for Your Vehicle The following publications covering the operation and servicing of your vehicle can be obtained from Helm Incorporated either by filling out the reverse side of this form or for credit card holders by calling the toll free phone number on the form For manuals prior to the year shown below contact Helm Incorporated P O Box 07280 Detroit Michigan 48207 or call 313 883 1430 a 61SM404EL Lt el cee ar Manual 61SM431 Body eeo Manual 31SM4620 Syne Mente a CeCe Prices are subject to change without notice and without incurring obiigation If order is to be piaced after Apri 2000 cortact Heim for current prices and availabiiity Service Manual This manual covers maintenance and recommended procedures for repair to engine and chassis components It is written for the journeyman mechanic but is simple enough for most mechanically inclined owners to understand Electrical Troubleshooting Manual This manual compliments the Service Manual by providing in depth troubleshooting information for each electrical circuit in your car
65. ely referred to as oxygenated fuels Some areas of the United States and Canada use oxygenated fuels to help meet clean air standards If you use an oxygenated fuel be sure it meets the minimum octane rating requirement as recommended ETHANOL ethyl or grain alcohol Gasoline containing more than 10 ethanol by volume may cause starting and or performance problems Gasoline containing ethanol may be marketed under the name Gasohol METHANOL methyl or wood alcohol Gasoline containing methanol must contain cosolvents and corrosion inhibitors to protect the fuel system Gasoline containing more than 5 methanol by volume may cause starting and or performance problems and may damage metal rubber and plastic parts of your fuel system MTBE Methyl Tertiary Butyl Ether You may use gasoline containing up to 15 MTBE by volume 82 Before using an oxygenated fuel try to confirm the fuel s contents Some states and provinces require this information to be posted on the pump If you notice any undesirable operating symptoms switch to a conventional unleaded gasoline Fuel system damage or performance problems resulting from the use of an oxygenated fuel are not the responsibility of Honda and are not covered under warranty NOTE Oxygenated fuels can damage paint and plastic Be careful not to spill fuel when filling your fuel tank Damage caused by spilled fuel is not covered under warranty Operation In Foreign Countries
66. er cargo distribution Check also for excessive cargo weight worn suspension or other causes and correct the problem before driving Be sure the cargo is secured so it will not shift while driving Check that your rearview mirrors conform to any federal state provinces or local regulations If not install rearview mirrors designed for towing Before towing a trailer practice turning stopping and reversing with a trailer in an area away from traffic until you learn the technique Towing Safety a WARNING e Stopping distance will be increased when towing a trailer For each 10 mph 16 km h of speed allow at least two car lengths between you and the vehicle ahead Avoid sudden braking which may cause trailer jackknifing and loss of control e Avoid jerky starts and rapid acceleration If your car has a manual transmission always start out in first gear and release the clutch at moderate engine rpm e Avoid rapid lane changing and sharp turns The trailer could hit your car in a tight turn Slow down before making a turn Remember the total length of your car plus trailer will require a wider turning circle e Crosswinds may adversely affect handling of your car and trailer Use the rearview mirrors frequently to warn you of approaching large vehicles that may pass you causing your car and trailer to sway When being passed firmly grip the steering wheel and be prepared to reduce speed immediately but gradually Never increase speed
67. est are A B and C and they represent the tire s ability to stop on wet pavement as measured under controlled conditions on specified government test surfaces of asphalt and concrete A tire marked C may have poor traction performance a WARNING The traction grades assigned are based on braking straight ahead traction tests and do not include cornering turning traction cont d 151 DOT Tire Quality Grades cont d Temperature The temperature grades are A the highest B and C representing the tire s resistance to the generation of heat and its ability to dissipate heat when tested under controlled conditions on a specified indoor laboratory test wheel Sustained high temperature can cause the material of the tire to degenerate and reduce tire life and excessive 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 B and A represent higher levels of performance on the laboratory test wheel than the minimum required by law a WARNING The tire temperature grade is established for a tire that is properly inflated and not overloaded Excessive speed underinflation or excessive loading either separately or in combination can cause heat buildup and possible tire failure 152 Emission Controls Sources of Emissions The combustion process produces carbon monoxide oxides of nit
68. et water or soap air dry on painted surfaces During wiping inspect the surface for stone chips and scratches paint them with touch up paint so they won t rust touch up paint is available through your Honda dealer For further instructions on corrosion protection refer to the Rust Prevention section on the next pages Waxing Wax the car when water will no longer bead on the paint Always wash and dry the car before you wax it Use a good quality liquid or paste wax and follow the manufacturer s instructions Wax all the metal trim to keep its luster NOTE Removing oil tar etc with a spot remover will usually strip the wax from the surrounding finish Be sure to re wax these areas even if the rest of the car does not yet need waxing 134 Aluminum Alloy Wheels US EX Canada EX R CAUTION Wash the wheels after driving on snowy or icy roads where salt has been applied e Avoid off road driving Brush rocks dirt and severe impact may damage the wheels e Install tire chains carefully Improperly installed chains can cause damage to the wheels Honda aluminum wheels are treated with a protective finish Wash them with a low phosphate detergent and sponge Do not use abrasive cleaners or stiff brushes e Always install aluminum wheels in sets of four If mixed with other types the car s handling may be affected Rust Prevention Rusting is likely to occur in parts of the car where water is trapped or w
69. f 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 over the front and the rear axles You should have your car and trailer weighed at a commercial weighing station to check both the GVWR and GAWR s to confirm that the total weight and weight distribution are within safe driving limits The maximum trailer tongue load must not exceed 100 Ibs 45 kg Cargo should be distributed so that the tongue load is approximately 10 of the total weight of the trailer and its cargo This is done by distributing approximately 60 of cargo weight toward the front of the trailer and 40 toward the rear TRAILER WEIGHT TONGUE LOAD Maximum 1 000 Ibs 450 kg Maximum 100 Ibs 45 kg e Never load the trailer so that the back is heavier than the front This will seriously affect vehicle handling Be sure the cargo is secured so that it will not move during driving cont d 95 Towing a Trailer cont d Hitches Use only a hitch recommended by your Honda dealer The hitch should be bolted securely to the car and installed by a qualified technician Do not use a hitch designed for temporary installation and never use one that attaches only to the bumper Trailer Brakes and Safety Chains The Honda Automobile Division recommends that trailers equipped with brakes should conform to any applicable federal and st
70. for 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 US EX Canada EX R E The fuses for Anti lock Brakes are ak installed next to the air filter CAUTION e The electrical system is protected by fuses that are designed to fail and prevent damage to the wire harness Always replace blown fuses with the same rating as specified to prevent wiring damage that can result in a possible fire e For proper electrical contact after replacing these fuses make sure all screws are tight 124 Bulb Replacement See page 149 for bulb specifications Front turn signal lights Front side marker and turn signal lights position lights Brake and taillights License plate lights back up lights __ cont d 125 Bulb Replacement cont d Interior light Sunvisor light US LX EX Canada EX EX R Door courtesy lights US LX EX Canada EX EX R Front Rear 126 Tires The factory installed tires on your car were selected to match the car s performance capabilities and to provide the best combination of handling ride comfort and tread wear We recommend that you get the same size type and grade of tires when replacement is necessary If your tires have an all season tread design the model name will be followed by the marking M S mud and snow or al
71. for you and your 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 that you will slide under the belt in a severe crash and be very seriously injured For information on how to adjust the seat back see page 6 Head Restraint Position Head restraints can help protect you from whiplash and other injuries For the best protection the top of the head rest should be even with the top of your ears or as high as possible For instructions on how to adjust the head restraints see page 7 24 Door Locks It is not safe to leave your car doors unlocked A passenger especially a child could open a door accidentally and fall out Also there is a greater chance of being thrown out of the car during a crash when the doors are not locked Storing Cargo Safely Before you drive make sure you first securely store or tie down any items that could be thrown around the car and hurt someone or interfere with your ability to operate the controls Do not put any items on top of the rear shelf They can block your view and they could be thrown about the car in a crash Be sure to keep compartment doors closed when the car is moving If a front passenger hits the door of an open glove box for example they could injure their knees cont d 25 Additional Safety Information cont d Dr
72. formed i Sign or Stamp Mileage km Dae Maintenance Performed i Sign or Stamp Mileage km l Date l Maintenance Performed Sign or Stamp Mileage km Date 104 Maintenance Performed Sign or Stamp Mileage Date Maintenance Performed Sign or Stamp Mileage Maintenance Performed Sign or Stamp Maintenance Performed Sign or Stamp Maintenance Performed Sign or Stamp Maintenance Performed Sign or Stamp Maintenance Performed Maintenance Performed Sign or Stamp Sign or Stamp Sign or Stamp Sign or Stamp Sign or Stamp Sign or Stamp Sign or Stamp Sign or Stamp Mileage Date UUT Mileage km Spaa ee 105 Fluid Locations ANTI LOCK BRAKE FLUID RESERVOIR AUTOMATIC US EX Canada EX R TRANSMISSION FLUID DIPSTICK Yellow marking BRAKE FLUID RESERVOIR ENGINE OIL FILLER CAP RADIATOR CLUTCH FLUID RESERVE RESERVOIR TANK Manual Trans mission Only RADIATOR CAP ENGINE OIL DIPSTICK POWER STEERING WASHER FLUID FLUID RESERVOIR Orange marking RESERVOIR CAP 106 Engine Oil and Filter Checking Check the engine oil a couple of minutes after shutting the engine off with the car parked on level ground Remove the dipstick orange marking and wipe it clean Re insert it all the way down then pull it out and read the level The level
73. g With Pets E Emergency Changing Flat Tire 140 Hazard Warning System 50 lf Your Gets Stuck 0 0 147 144 146 Warning and Indicator Lights 38 Emission Controls 0 0 153 Engine COO aM sseni 112 Coolant Temperature Gauge 37 Exhaust Controls s s s 154 Identification Number 150 Oil and Filter 107 Oil Pressure Warning Light 40 Specification 149 Engine Exhaust Gas Warning 89 Evaporative Emission Control SY SUSI erroei eniin i ate 153 Exhaust Gas Recirculation 154 Exterior Care sssr 134 F Filters PlUId ys See aes See Oil Foreign Countries Operation in 83 Front Seat Adjustment 0 e eee 6 Fuel Fuse Checking and Replacing 123 Specification 149 G GaSOline ccceeeeeeeee See Fuel Gas Station Information Back cover Gauge Sai sea ea n aa ei ieo 36 General Guidelines for Restraining Children Under 40 Pounds 18kg 28 Glove BOX srssipeviripi iinsert 56 H Hazard Warning System 50 Headlights IASG si artesi a 49 High Beam Indicator 38 High Beam Low Beam Switch Ma a aoe E E SWITCH 2 tetinecs aussie ldvesitiecsia vende eel EE tare emcee aes 38 Head Restraints 0 eee 7 Hoat iiien 65 High Beam Indicator Light ee 38 SWITCH 24 etic oe Sees 49 Hood Latch 0e ee eee tees 54 How the Driver s Airbag Works 21
74. g away Rear Seat Armrest US LX EX Canada EX EX R The rear seat armrest is located at the center of the rear seat back and can be used by pulling the tab out Trunk Access from Rear Seat The rear seat back can be released by turning the lock on the rear shelf with the master key and pulling down the top of the seat back This allows you access to the trunk and makes it possible to carry long objects inside the car The rear seat back can also be released from inside the trunk by pulling the release MASTER KEY RELEASE AWARNING e Passengers or pets must not sit on the folded portion of the rear seat e Make sure any luggage or cargo within the trunk or extending through the rear seat trunk access is secured e Make sure the seat back latches engage securely when the seat back is returned to its normal position e Weight limits shown on the label located on the driver s door jamb must be observed The total weight of passengers and cargo must not exceed the total weight limit on the label e Do not store any items on the shelf behind the rear seat they may become dangerous projectiles in a collision e Store any luggage or cargo in the trunk If you are carrying more items than will fit in the trunk use the floor space between the front and rear seats e Make sure both rear shoulder belts are positioned in front of the rear seat backs whenever the seat backs are in their upright position When closing
75. g the heat to your leg and foot area Continue to adjust the temperature and fan speed to find the most comfortable setting To Turn Everything OFF Slide the temperature lever to the left or turn the temperature control dial counterclockwise all the way turn the fan switch off andpushthe gg buttonon NOTE This setting should only be used in cold weather for the first few minutes of driving to prevent cold air from blowing into the cabin Under normal operating conditions the fan should always be kept ON to prevent the accumulation of stale air in the system 68 Moonroof US EX Canada EX R To open or close the moonroof push and hold the switch Release the switch when the moonroof reaches the desired position Do not hold the switch on after the moonroof has fully opened or closed or you may damage the moonroof motor POP UP WIND DEFLECTOR AWARNING e Do not allow any part of your body to extend through the moonroof while the vehicle is in motion In the event of a collision or sudden application of the brakes severe personal injury could result e To avoid the possibility of injury while closing the moonroof never allow any part of your body to extend through the opening CAUTION Operating the moonroof in severe cold or when it is covered with snow or ice may cause damage to the moonroof Sunshade As well as the moonroof there is a sliding sunshade which you can adjust to let in light with the roof close
76. g the switch located on each passenger door When opening or closing a window push and hold either the up or FRONT PASSENGER S WINDOW down side of the switch until the window reaches the desired posi tion then release XJ Ly NOTE a Close The driver s window can be opened ear fully without the driver having to hold the switch down simply by pushing the switch past the first stop REAR PASSENGER S WINDOW Open Power Window Key off Operation The power windows can still be operated for about 10 minutes after the ignition is turned from the II to the I or O position as long as neither front door has been opened a WARNING e Be sure before closing any window that all hands arms and other obstructions are clear of the window frame and glass severe personal injury could result e Always keep the main switch in the off position when children are in the car injury may result from unintentional window Operation 55 Glove Box and Clock Glove Box Open by pulling the handle Close with a firm push The glove box door can be locked by using the master key The glove box light will go on when the glove box door is opened and s the headlights are on aly Do not drive the car with the glove box door open it could cause injury in an accident Digital Clock The time is displayed continuously when the ignition is switched to Il or Ill At all other times push in on the lid to
77. here there is continual dampness e Water will collect inside doors and body panels if drain holes become clogged e Water which seeps under or soaks floor mats will subject floor sections to prolonged wetness or dampness e Road dirt or sand which collects and fills recesses on the underside of the car retains moisture long after the rest of the car has dried The removal of paint and undercoating by stones gravel and minor accidents immediately exposes metal to air and moisture Rusting is increased by high humidity and by the presence of corrosive substances in the air or on the roads Salt used for road de icing will coat the bottom of the car and hasten rusting e Localities with high humidity have greater potential for rust problems especially where salt is also present on the road or in moist sea air e Industrial pollution will accelerate the deterioration of paint finishes and promote rusting cont d 135 Appearance Care cont d 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 1 above subframe inside front fender 3 rear suspension 4 inside rear wheel housing and 5 under rear bumper After washing your car or after heavy rain check for leaks Dry any wet areas of your car s interior Have leaks repaired as soon as possible After driving your car
78. icator with a pointed instrument such as a ball point pen until the light goes off about 3 seconds US EX Canada EX R After 30 hours of cassette tape play the CLEAN indicator light will come on as a reminder to clean the tape heads If the light comes on and the tape heads were not cleaned at the recommended 30 hours of usage see maintenance section in the next page they should be cleaned immediately To reset push the indicator with a pointed instrument such as a ball point pen until the light goes off about 3 seconds cont d 79 Stereo Sound System cont d Defective Tape Eject The tape player includes a protection mechanism to automatically eject defective tapes warped housing loose label faulty tape movement immediately upon insertion If a tape malfunctions while in play the tape direction will change back and forth and then 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 re usable if fully rewound manually outside the player NOTE The tape player may repeat cycle through the loading and unloading motion several times in an effort to eject a faulty tape During this process the tape will either eject fully or rise to the loading level and have to be pulled out manually In either case discard the tape re use may damage the tape player Maintenance The head in the cassette tape player can pick u
79. ickly or keep smoke or dust out of the car without losing the heat or cool function simply push the lt button US DA t Canada LX US LX EX TERE CERES Sr oD NOTE The windows may become fogged if the system is in the set ting for an extended period of time with the air conditioner off As soon as the interior is warmed switch to cS setting 62 How to Use the Controls To Ventilate US DX Canada LX Move the temperature lever to the left select the 7 position and push the gj button off Switch the fan on and outside air will flow through the corner and center vents To change air distribution switch to the posi ron ang outside air will also flow from the heater ducts at the floor evel US LX EX Canada EX EX R Turn the temperature control dial counterclockwise and push the and buttons Switch the fan on and outside air will flow through the corner and center vents To change air distribution switch to the position and outside air will also flow from the heater ducts at the floor level cont d 63 Heating and Cooling cont d To Cool with A C optional on US DX Canada LX To cool the car down quickly start the engine turn the fan to high push the A C button and open the windows briefly Then close the windows slide the temperature lever all the way to the left or turn the temperature control dial counterclockwise all the way select the z positio
80. ing clicks are heard NAN Fuel vapor is extremely hazardous under certain conditions Always stop the engine before refueling and never refuel near sparks or open flames CAUTION If you replace the cap use only a genuine Honda replacement part or its equivalent Failure to use the proper part could cause serious fuel system problems 84 How to Improve Your Gas Mileage Drive at a smooth steady pace to avoid unnecessary deceleration and stops accelerating back to speed uses more fuel e Plan trips to avoid rush hour traffic if possible e Make sure the parking brake is completely released e Consolidate trips whenever possible e Keep vehicle weight to a minimum by removing unnecessary items from the luggage area e Whenever possible use fresh air from the dash vents to keep cool when driving open windows or use of the air conditioning both affect fuel economy Air conditioner is optional on US DX Canada LX Keep the tires adjusted to the recommended pressure Tire Pressure measured cold Front Rear US DX LX Canada LX EX 200 kPa 29 psi US EX Canada EX R 220 kPa 32 psi Condition of Your Car You can only get maximum fuel economy if your car is in top running condition Have all required maintenance done at the proper intervals Check tire pressures and tire wear frequently If tire wear is uneven have the alignment checked by your Honda dealer Proper alignment saves gasoline and pro
81. ing the Engine Before Starting When starting in cold weather keep all unnecessary electrical circuits off lights defogger etc for the best battery output Manual Transmission 1 Apply the parking brake 2 Push the clutch pedal all the way in see NOTE below 3 Shift the transmission to neutral NOTE On cars equipped with manual transmissions the engine will not crank unless the clutch pedal is fully depressed Automatic Transmission 1 Make sure the shift lever is in Park P 2 Apply the parking brake and the foot brake Starting the Engine During the following starting procedures do not crank the engine for more than 15 seconds at atime If the engine won t start wait 10 seconds before going to the next step 1 With your foot off the accelerator start the engine by turning the key to the Ill position 2 If the engine 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 gradually 3 If it doesn t start within 15 seconds push the accelerator pedal down to the floor and hold it there while cranking If the engine starts release the accelerator gradually If it doesn t start repeat step 2 Cold Weather at High Altitude Starting 1 When starting in cold weather at high altitude above 8 000 feet push the accelerator pedal about halfway and hold it there while cr
82. ion ON or if it comes on while driving it indicates a burnt out high beam bulb Have the bulb checked and replaced by your Honda dealer 42 Safety Indicator Lights Door and Trunk Lid Warning Lights If a door or the trunk lid is open when the ignition is switched on the appropriate indicator will light and stay lit until the door or trunk lid is closed BRAKE LAMP Brake Lamp Warning Light If a brake light does not work the BRAKE LAMP indicator will go on when you push the brake pedal with the ignition on the indicator will stay on until you have the lamp repaired or replaced Have the brake lights checked as soon as possible AWARNING It is dangerous to drive your car with a problem in either the brake electrical or hydraulic system have your dealer check both systems if you suspect brake trouble Checking the Safety Indicator Lights The door trunk lid and brake lamp warning lights should come on for about two seconds when the ignition switch is turned on If they don t have the system checked by a Honda dealer 43 Maintenance Indicator When the total mileage of your car approaches the specified maintenance interval for engine oil change oil filter change or other required service the indicator will change from green to yellow The indicator will change to red if it is not reset before you reach the mileage interval The indicator marked MAINTENANCE REQUIRED is to be used as a reminder that ther
83. ired speed release the switch and the system s memory will be re programmed to the new speed For faster acceleration push the accelerator until you reach the desired speed then push and release the SET switch to re program the system To a slower speed push and hold the SET switch and the car will coast when you reach the desired slower speed release the switch and the system will be re programmed For temporary acceleration above the set speed such as for passing use the accelerator pedal conventionally When you want to return to the set speed take your foot off the accelerator and coast without applying the brakes A WARNING The Cruise Control automates the function of the accelerator pedal to maintain your car at a constant speed This can be a convenience on long trips but it can also be a danger if there are many other cars on the road or if the road is unfamiliar Pay strict attention to the responsibility of driving whenever using the Cruise Control CAUTION Because the Cruise Control directly activates the accelerator pedal don t rest your foot under the pedal when the Cruise Control is on it may pull the pedal down onto your foot NOTE e With Cruise Control on your speed will still vary slightly particularly when going up or down hills e Do not ride the brake or clutch 5 speed transmission as this will cause the Cruise Control to disengage 53 Hood and Parking Brake Hood To open the hood
84. iving With Pets Loose pets can be a hazard while you are driving A loose pet can interfere with your ability to drive the car In a crash or sudden stop loose pets or cages can be thrown around inside the car and hurt you or your passengers It is also for their safety that pets should be properly restrained in your car The recommended way to restrain a medium sized or larger dog is with a special traveling harness This harness can be secured to the rear seat with a seat belt Travel harnesses are available at pet stores A small dog cat or other small animal will be safest in a rigid sided pet carrier Choose a style that allows you to secure it to the car s seat by routing a seat belt through the carrier s handle For further information contact your veterinarian or local animal protection society 26 Child Safety Children depend on adults to protect them To help make sure we do every state and Canadian province has laws requiring infants and young children to be properly restrained whenever they ride ina Car A WARNING An infant or child who is not properly restrained can be killed or seriously injured in a crash Be sure any child too small for seat belts is properly secured in a child restraint Where Should Children Sit According to crash statistics children of all sizes and ages are safer when they are properly restrained in the rear seat rather than the front seat We recommend that whenever possible y
85. ke sure the seat fits your child Check the seat s instructions and labels for height and weight limits Secure the child seat to the car All approved child seats are designed to be secured in the car seat by the lap belt or the lap belt portion of a lap shoulder belt A child whose seat is not properly secured to the car can be endangered in a crash To properly route a seat belt through a child seat follow the seat maker s instructions If you use a lap shoulder belt be sure you install a locking clip on the belt see page 32 Secure the child in the child seat Make sure the infant or child is firmly secured to the child seat Use the straps provided and carefully follow the manufacturer s instructions 28 Restraining an Infant Who Weighs Less Than 20 Pounds 9 kg An infant up to about 20 pounds 9 kg must be restrained in an infant seat or a convertible seat designed for a baby Because infants 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 seat and secure it to the car with the lap belt If you decide to put an infant seat in any other seating position you must use a locking clip with the car s lap shoulder belt see page 32 cont d 29 Child Safety cont d Restraining a Child Who Weighs Between 20 and 40 Pounds 9 18 kg Toddler seats are designed f
86. l season If you decide not to get the same brand of tires as those originally installed you should make sure that the replacements are the radial type of the same size load range and speed rating as the original tires If you have any questions about your car s tires please contact your Honda dealer Inflation Pressures The tire label on the driver s door jamb shows recommended tire pres sures for carrying loads up to the limit shown These pressures were chosen to provide you with the best combi nation of tread life riding comfort and stability under normal driving conditions CA NSH Ye Improper inflation can reduce both TIRE LABEL LLG tire life and load carrying capacity Check the tire pressures at least once a month including the spare Lower pressure than recommended lets the tread and sidewalls flex too much causing increased tire temperatures uneven wear and poor handling Pressure higher than recommended can make the tire too stiff increasing the chance of damage from road hazards and also causing uneven wear CAUTION Check tire pressure when the tires are cold After the car has been parked for more than 3 hours or driven less than 1 mile 1 6 km Tire pressure may increase as much as 41 kPa 6 psi when the tire is hot so NEVER ADJUST tire pressure when the tires are hot Never inflate load range B tires to more than 220 kPa 32 psi cold Cars with luggage racks or cartop carriers
87. ll off the road as soon as possible a WARNING e It is hazardous to drive your car with a problem in either the brake electrical or hydraulic system have your dealer 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 damage or lead to loss of braking effectiveness through overheating Your brake lights may also confuse drivers behind you e Driving through deep water may affect the brakes Check their effectiveness by pressing the brake pedal gently If the car does not slow down at the normal rate continue gently applying the brakes while maintaining a safe speed until they dry out and normal performance returns Brake Wear Both front and rear brakes should be inspected for wear at the intervals shown in the Maintenance Schedule on page 102 When the brakes require maintenance use only genuine Honda replacement parts or their equivalent Brake Wear Indicators Your car is equipped with audible brake wear indicators When the brake pads need to be replaced the wear indicators will make a screeching sound or a high pitch chirp NOTE Due to some driving habits or climates brakes may squeal when you first apply them or when you have them partially applied this is normal and does not indicate excessive wear The wear indicator makes a screeching sound while the brakes a
88. locking clip is usually included with the child seat If you need a clip contact the seat s manufacturer or a store that sells child restraints To install a locking clip do the following 1 Place the child restraint in the desired position 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 there is no slack in the lap portion 3 Tightly grasp the belt near the latch plate Pinch both parts of the belt together so they won t slip through the latch plate Unbuckle the seat belt 4 Install the locking clip as shown Position the clip as close as possible to the latch plate 5 Insert the latch plate into the buckle Push and pull on the child seat to verify that it is held firmly in place If it is not repeat these steps until the restraint is secure 32 Restraining a Child Who Weighs Over 40 Pounds 18 kg We recommend that whenever possible a child who has outgrown a toddler seat ride in one of the outside positions of the rear seat and use a lap shoulder belt Put the lap shoulder belt on your child and check its fit The shoulder belt should fit over the 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 until the belt fi
89. longs tire life 85 Ignition Switch The combined ignition switch anti theft lock is located on the right side of the steering column and has four positions e 0 LOCK position The key can be removed or inserted in this position To remove the key push it in at position I then turn it to O and pull it out When the key is removed the steering column will lock NOTE On cars equipped with automatic transmissions the transmission must be in Park before pushing and turning the key to the 0 LOCK position a WARNING Never turn the ignition switch to the lock position or remove the key while the car is in motion the steering wheel can lock causing a loss of directional control and an accident could result e ACCESSORY position In this position the accessory circuit is on but the ignition circuit is off If the key is difficult to turn from the O to the position turn the steering wheel slightly to relieve pressure on the lock e II ON position This is the normal running position Canada Cars The Daytime Running Lights will come on in this position See page 51 e IlIl START position The starter will engage when the key is turned to this position To remind you to remove the ignition key when leaving your car a beeper will sound if the key is still in the ignition when you open the driver s door The beeper system is deactivated when you turn the ignition to O Lock and fully remove the key 86 Start
90. ly to go as far as the next garage or dealer to have the regular tire repaired and reinstalled Because you will rarely use the COMPACT spare be sure to regularly check its condition and air pressure 415 kPa 60 psi so it will be ready when you need it This type of tire holds less air at higher pressure than a regular tire so it will inflate or deflate if there is a leak more rapidly check its pressure often and add air gradually if it needs any aWARNING e The COMPACT spare tire has a different tire size air pressure re quirement tread life and maxi mum speed rating than the four regular tires on your car Disre garding these warnings may re sult in tire failure loss of vehicle control and possible injury to vehicle occupants Do not exceed 50 mph 80 km h under any circumstances when using the COMPACT spare Do not mount snow chains on the COMPACT spare They will not fit properly and will damage the tire and possibly your car If you must use the COMPACT spare when driving on roads covered with snow or ice use it as one of the rear tires and mount chains only on the front two regular tires 138 A WARNING TREAD INDICATOR e The COMPACT spare tire has a WEAR LOCATION much shorter tread life than regu NDICATOR lar tires Replace the tire as soon as tread wear indicators appear as solid bands across the tread Replace with a tire of exactly the same size and construction e The COMPACT spare tire and wheel
91. n and adjust the temperature lever control dial to a comfortable setting NOTE This setting is desirable for most operating conditions in ambient temperatures above approximately 32 F 0 C US DX Canada LX 66 To Defrost To defrost or defog the windshield and door windows slide the temperature lever to the_riaht or turn the temperature control dial clockwise select the 47 defrost function and switch the fan on If there is actual frost on the windows first select the posi tion If the windows are fogged select to the cS gt setting Warmed air will then flow from the windshield and side defroster vents US DX Canada LX cont d 67 Heating and Cooling cont d For extra door window defrosting or defogging select either the OF or GY defrost function switch to the cS setting and turn the fan on Air will flow to the side door windows from the vents at each end of the dash when the vertical fins of the dash corner vents are pointed toward the windows and the horizontal fins are moved upward SIDE WINDOW DEFROSTER VERTICAL FIN DASH CORNER ADJUSTMENT CONTROL VENT After the windows are sufficiently defrosted you may wish to select the f or yf mode for more comfort Sliding the temperature lever to the left or turning the temperature control dial counterclockwise will reduce the temperature of the air exiting the dash corner vents without appreciably affectin
92. n and push the gg button on so inside air will recirculate to the air conditioner for maximum cooling When the interior has cooled sufficiently switch the fan to the desired speed then change to the lt S gt setting to direct fresh outside air to the air conditioner US DX Canada LX When using the air conditioner in heavy traffic or while driving up long hills watch the coolant temperature gauge if the needle moves near the H end of the scale turn the air conditioner off by pushing the A C button leave it off until the needle goes back into the middle of the scale 64 To Heat Switch the fan on slide the temperature lever to the right or turn the temperature control dial clockwise select the f position and warmed air will begin flowing from the floor outlets US LX EX Canada EX EX R A small amount of warmed air will also flow from the windshield defroster vent US DX Canada LX To warm up the interior quickly push the button so the inside air will be recirculated to the heater If the windows begin to fog while heating in the setting switch to lt gt to allow outside air to enter cont d 65 Heating and Cooling cont d To Dehumidify with A C optional on US DX Canada LX Because an air conditioner dehumidifies as it works you can use it in cool or cold weather to help defog the windows Just switch the fan on push the A C button on select the desired functio
93. n from snow etc by rocking the car alternately between forward and reverse gears Severe transmission damage may result from shifting into gear with the wheels moving 147 Specifications Dimensions Length 4 705 mm 185 2 in Width 1 705 mm 67 1 in Height 1 390 mm 54 7 in Wheelbase 2 720 mm 107 1 in Track 1 475 mm 58 1 in 1 480 mm 58 3 in Weights Gross Vehicle See the certification label attached ta the left Weight Rating tear door jamb Tires Size Pressure See the tire label attached ta the driver s door jamb Capacities Fuel tank Approx 64 5 2 17 04 US gal 14 19 tmp gal Radiator coolant 5 speed Change 3 0 2 0 79 US gal 0 66 Imp gal transmission Total 6 6 2 1 74 US gal 1 45 Imp gal Automatic Change 3 5 2 0 92 US gal 0 77 Imp gal transmission Total 7 1 2 1 88 US gal 1 56 Imp gal Engine oil p Change Including 3 8 2 4 0 US qt 3 3 Imp qt fitter Without 3 5 2 3 7 US at 3 1 Imp qt filter Total il 49 2 5 2 US qt 4 3 Imp at 5 speed trans Change 1 9 2 2 0 US qt 1 7 Imp qt mission oil Total 2 0 2 2 1 US qt 1 8 Imp qt Automatic trans Change 1 24 2 2 5 US at 2 1 imp qt mission fluid Total 6 0 2 6 3 US qt 5 3 Imp qt Windshield washer reservoir 2 5 2 2 6 US qt 2 2 Imp qt 3 4 5 2 4 8 US qt 4 0 tmp qt 1 Including the coolant in the reserve tank 0 6 2 0 16 US gal 0 13 Imp gal and that
94. ngine radiator and the air conditioner condenser in front of the radiator for accumulated dirt insects or leaves Carefully brush or hose them off to assure maximum cooling performance CAUTION Radiator and condenser fins are very thin and easily damaged do not bend them with the high water pressure or brush Compressor Drive Belt Check the compressor belt tension monthly during periods when you use the air conditioner a lot A WARNING If the engine has been running some engine components may be hot enough to burn you When pushed with 98 N 22 lb of force midway between the alternator pulley and the engine crankshaft pulley the belt should deflect about 10 12 mm 0 4 0 5 in ALTERNATOR DRIVE PULLEY CRANKSHAFT PULLEY COMPRESSOR DRIVE PULLEY cont d 131 Air Conditioner Care cont d System Maintenance Run your air conditioner at least once a week for about ten minutes even during the off season to lubricate the seals and the inside of the compressor and to verify that the system is functional If the air conditioner is not cooling properly it may indicate an undercharged system Have your dealer check the system for leaks then evacuate and charge the system with refrigerant 12 Charging quantity 900 950 g 31 8 33 6 oz CAUTION Prolonged use of an undercharged system may damage the compressor 132 Appearance Care Interior Trim Remove dust and loose dirt with a vacuum cleaner
95. of a song or other passage The tape skips forward or backward depending on which direction you push the FF REW TMS switch Activate TMS by pushing the FF REW TMS button and holding it until you hear a beep If you push the button down you will see REW blinking in the display as the tape rewinds If you push the button up you will see FF blinking in the display as the tape fast forwards When the system senses a silent period on the tape it goes back to PLAY mode NOTE US LX EX Canada EX EX R The REPEAT and TMS functions use silent periods on the tape to find the end of a selection These features may not work satisfactorily on tapes that have almost no gap between songs a high noise level between songs or silent periods in the middle of songs Dolby Noise Reduction 00 US LX EX Canada EX EX R Push when playing tapes recorded in Dolby NR the Dolby NR indicator will light Push again when playing tapes not recorded in Dolby NR Use of the wrong setting will affect high frequency response NOTE e The Dolby NR circuit will not operate during radio reception e Dolby noise reduction system is manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation Dolby and the double D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation cont d 77 Stereo Sound System cont d Canada LX US LX Canada EX US EX Canada EX R
96. on fluid to overheat Instead use the handbrake or footbrake When towing trailers avoid high transmission fluid temperatures caused by the transmission frequently shifting between 3rd and 4th gears by driving in Ds NOTE Be sure to check state provinces and local laws concerning maximum speed or other driving restrictions for cars towing trailers If you are driving across several states provinces or countries check each state s or country s requirements before leaving home because restrictions may vary Parking with a Trailer Whenever parking your car on an incline with a trailer attached place and seat chocks at each wheel of the car and trailer This is in addition to the normal parking preparations of firmly applying the parking brake and placing the transmission 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 mentioned above and turn the wheels to point towards a curb if facing downhill away from a curb if facing uphill When leaving an inclined parking place move the car slightly to unseat the chocks Then while keeping the foot brakes firmly applied have an assistant remove the chocks 99 Maintenance Schedule and Records Your Honda automobile must be properly maintained to ensure that it is in peak operating condition and the emission levels are within the standa
97. or children who weigh between 20 and 40 pounds 9 18kg The preferred place to put a toddlersea t 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 put a toddler seat in any other seating position you must use a locking clip on the lap shoulder belt see page 32 30 Using Child Restraints With Tethers Your Honda has three attachment points for tether style child seats Remove the plug cover from the attachment points shown in the illustration then install the tether hardware that came with the child seat Tighten the bolt to 22 N m 2 2 kg m 16 Ib ft If you are not sure how to install the bracket have it installed by your Honda dealer If you need an anchor plate and mounting hardware you can 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 with the car When installing make sure the toothed washer is on the bottom of the bolt The supplied anchor plate is designed only for mounting a child restraint Do not use it for any other purpose cont d 31 Child Safety cont d Using a Seat Belt Locking Clip Always use a seat belt locking clip when you secure a child seat to your car with a lap shoulder belt This helps prevent the seat from shifting position or overturning A
98. ore the car is driven again NOTE The oil pressure warning light will only light as a result of low oil pressure It is not directly an oil level indicator CAUTION Running the engine while the oil pressure warning light is on constantly may cause immediate and severe engine damage 40 US Canada BRAKE OG Parking Brake Brake Failure Warning Light Check the brake warning light every time you start the car With the parking brake set the warning light should go on when the ignition switch is turned to II or Ill With the parking brake released the light should go on when the ignition switch is turned to Ill If the light goes on at any other time it means the brake fluid level in the master cylinder reservoir is too low add fluid see page 116 and have your dealer check for leaks immediately ry Fuel Reserve Warning Light If the warning light glows it means you should refuel because the tank contains less than 8 0 2 2 11 US gal 1 76 Imp gal ABS Anti lock Brake System ABS Warning Light US EX Canada 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 stop the car at a safe place and shut off the engine If the light does not go out or lights again while driving have the system checked by an authorized Honda dealer as soon as possible NOTE e Th
99. otor val rd will shut off as soon as you release the lever Push down Washer Pull the wiper switch lever toward you to turn on the washer _ a o r EO Pull Except US DX The windshield wipers will sweep when the washer is operated Check the washer fluid regularly especially during bad weather or whenever the washer has been in frequent use The float in the neck of the reservoir indicates the fluid level WINDSHIELD WASHER RESERVOIR CAPACITY US Cars 2 5 2 2 6 US qt 2 2 Imp qt Canada Cars 4 5 g 4 8 US qt 4 0 Imp qt Use a good quality commercial washer fluid for all weather cleaning WASHER FLUID RESERVOIR 46 CAUTION e Do not use radiator antifreeze in the windshield washer it will damage the paint e Do not use a vinegar water combination in the windshield washer it will damage the pump e Prolonged operation of the washer without fluid may damage the pump In freezing weather warm the windshield with the defrosters before using the washer This will help prevent icing which could seriously impair visibility Rear Window Defogger Push the switch to turn the de fogger on or off The indicator will light when the defogger is on The switch will turn off automat ically 25 minutes after it is turned on CAUTION When cleaning the inside of the rear window be careful not to damage the printed heater wires on the rear window Wipe the window horizontally along the
100. ou secure your child s infant or toddler seat in the center position of the rear seat with the lap belt We also recommend that any child who is too large to use an infant or toddler seat ride in one of the outside positions of the rear seat The child should then wear the lap shoulder belt properly for protection cont d 27 Child Safety cont d Important Safety Reminders Never hold a baby or child on your lap when riding in a car If you are wearing your seat belt the violent forces created during a crash will tear the child from your arms The child could be seriously hurt or killed If you are holding a child and not wearing a seat belt in a crash you could crush the child against the car s interior Never put your seat belt over yourself and a child During a crash the belt could press deep into the child causing serious internal injuries Two children should never use the same seat belt If they do they could be very seriously injured in a crash If you are driving with small children in the car you should use the childproof door locks to prevent them from opening the rear doors see page 5 General Guidelines for Restraining Children Under 40 Pounds 18kg 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 manufacturer s statement of compliance on the box and seat Use a seat of the right size Ma
101. p dirt or tape deposits each time a cassette is played The result is low or muddy sound from one or both channels as if the treble tone control were turned all the way down To prevent this you should periodically clean the head with a commercially available cleaning cassette As preventive maintenance clean the head about every 30 hours of use If you wait until the head becomes very dirty noticeably poor sound it may not be possible to remove all deposits with a simple cleaning cassette The use of 120 minute tapes is not recommended CAUTION Storing cassettes out of their cases or touching the magnetic tape with your fingers will increase the amount of dirt that gets to the tape head Using low quality off brand tape will increase the amount of tape deposits that get on the head Both of these practices may eventually lead to damage of the head and playing mechanism 80 Theft Protection US EX Canada EX R Your stereo sound system is protected by a code number The system immediately disables itself whenever the radio player unit is disconnected from the battery To make it work again you must enter a five digit code with the station Preset buttons Your dealer should have given you two copies of your audio system s code number with your car Keep one of these copies at home and the other in your wallet or a concealed place in the car If your car s battery is disconnected or goes dead the audio system will disabl
102. parked on level ground Make sure the fluid level is between the upper and lower marks on the reservoir If the level has dropped close to or below the lower mark check for leaks before adding fluid to the upper mark Do not overfill CAUTION Use only genuine Honda power steering fluid The use of other fluids such as A T F or other manufacturer s power steering fluid will damage the system 118 Air and Fuel Filters Air Filter Replace the air filter every 24 months or 30 000 miles 48 000 km whichever comes first more often in extremely dusty conditions Loosen the attaching bolts then remove the cover Remove the air filter and replace it with a new filter Reinstall the cover and tighten the bolts FILTER Fuel Filters The fuel filter is located in the engine compartment on the right center of the lower dashboard It should be replaced at 60 000 miles 96 000 km or 48 months whichever comes first or any time you suspect contaminated gas may have clogged it aWARNING Because the fuel system is under pressure the filter should be replaced only by a qualified Honda technician 119 Spark Plugs Spark plugs should be replaced every 24 months or 30 000 miles 48 000 km whichever comes first Recommended spark plugs ZFR5F 11 NGK KJ16CR L11 NIPPONDENSO for all normal driving ZFR6F 11 NGK KJ20CR L11 NIPPONDENSO for hot climates or continuous high speed driving A WARNING Keep hands
103. por Exhaust Gas Recirculation EGR The EGR system is designed to control the formation of oxides of nitrogen NOx caused when fuel mixture burns at high temperature It works by recirculating exhaust gas through the EGR valve and intake manifold into the combustion chambers where it reduces peak temperature by diluting the air fuel mixture 154 Catalytic Converter A catalytic converter is installed in the exhaust system to help clean up the harmful exhaust gases that can cause air pollution To be effective the converter must work at high temperature so don t park your car over dry grass leaves or anything else that could burn easily To stay effective the converter must not be contaminated by leaded gasoline use only unleaded gas as explained on page 82 CATALYTIC CONVERTER 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 if the battery is dead jump start the car as shown on page 144 Don t turn the key off white the engine is running above idle speed Don t change the ignition timing or remove any emission control parts Use only the spark plugs specified in this manual Don t keep driving your car if it isn t running properly or if its CHARGE warning light comes on have it checked by your Honda dealer 155 Warranty Service Warranty US Cars The following warranties are p
104. positive terminal of the dead battery DEAD BATTERY Positive to positive x Negative to YTN the engine S KN g WS G Do not attach cable here A CD not to the battery z os CF BOOSTER BATTERY 144 3 Use the other cable to connect the negative terminal of the booster battery to the engine at the ground cable as shown 4 To remove the cables reverse the above procedures exactly a WARNING DO NOT push or tow a car to start it The forward surge when the engine starts could cause a collision Also under some conditions the catalytic 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 warning light may come on due to insufficient battery voltage After the battery is sufficiently recharged and the engine is turned off and restarted the ABS warning light should indicate that the ABS is OK by coming on for a few seconds each time the engine is started If the light remains on after recharging have it checked by a Honda dealer 145 Towing If towing is necessary contact a professional towing service Your authorized Honda dealer can assist you with detailed towing instructions A WARNING Never use tow chains or rope to tow a car your ability to safely control the car may be adversely affected We recommend the following Flat Bed Equipment Entire
105. pull back on the handle located under the dash on the driver s side The hood latch is spring loaded so the hood will pop up slightly Release the safety catch under the front center of the hood by pushing the rubber tipped handle 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 from the closed position then let it drop Be sure the hood is securely latched before driving away SUPPORT ROD Parking Brake To apply the parking brake pull Pull up up on the lever To release it pull up slightly push the button and lower the lever when fully released the BRAKE US cars or Canada cars warning light will go out 54 Power Windows Power Windows DRIVER S US LX EX Canada EX EX R WINDOW_ es v The power windows can be oper SWITCH l ated only when the ignition switch is in the II position The operation of the windows is controlled by the main switch located in the master control panel on the armrest of the driver s door SSN Pa When the main switch is off only the driver s door window can be 7 MAIN opened and closed SWITCH When the main switch is on all door windows can be opened and closed CH by the driver using the appropriate Z Z switch in the master control panel We a and the passenger windows can be cal opened and closed by the passen gers usin
106. r Other maintenance operations are required by California regulations and condition the emission warranty In Canada Schedule E S1101 S1102 S1103 and S1105 of the Canada Motor Vehicle Safety Standard legislated in 1971 and as amended 100 Check the following items at each fuel stop 1 Engine oil level 2 Radiator coolant level Check the following items periodically 1 Brakes for braking efficiency brake pedal travel and hydraulic fluid level 2 Lights for operation of headlights taillights side marker lights stoplights turn signals and back up lights 3 Tires for correct pressures including spare inspect for cuts and uneven or excessive wear Rotate every 7 500 miles 12 000 km in the pattern shown on page 130 4 Steering 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 condition of fabric and buckles and operation of the restraint mechanism 8 Battery condition The Supplemental Restraint System SRS must be inspected by an authorized Honda dealer ten years after the date of manufacture printed on the certification label attached to the left rear door jamb To serve as a reminder note the date of manufacture and SRS inspection date here e Manufactured SRS Inspection add ten years to date of manufacture cont d 101 Main
107. ration and maintenance of your car We urge you to read it carefully become familiar with the controls it describes and follow its recommendations to help make your driving trouble free and enjoyable Statements or labels on the product preceded by the following words are of special significance Ae indicates severe personal injury or death will result if instructions are not followed SUE ics indicates a strong possibility of severe personal injury or death if instructions are not followed CAUTION 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 miles 1 000 km of driving avoid full throttle starts and cruising for extended periods at a constant speed NOTE e This break in procedure also applies to exchanged or overhauled engines e During and after the break in period drive the car at moderate speeds until the engine is fully warmed up During the first 200 miles 300 km try to avoid severe braking Brake misuse during this period will reduce future braking efficiency Remember your Honda Automobile dealer knows your car best and should be consulted for service assistance and advice Keys and Locks Keys Your car is supplied with a master VALET KEY MASTER KEY key that fits the ignition and all locks and a valet key that fits the ignition and doors but not the trunk trunk remote
108. rds set by the Federal Clean Air Act The following instructions and maintenance procedures are based on the assumption that your car will be used exclusively for the purpose for which it was designed 1 To carry passengers and cargo within the load limits shown on the label on the driver s door jamb 2 To be driven on reasonable road surfaces within legal limits 3 To generally be driven daily over a distance of several miles kilometers 4 To use gasoline from pumps labeled unleaded with a pump octane number of 86 or higher NOTE Failures which occur due to a lack of maintenance will not be covered under warranty The Required Maintenance Schedule 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 competent in this type of work US Cars Maintenance replacement or repair of emission control devices and systems may be done by any automotive repair establishment or individual using parts that are certified to EPA standards After the maintenance has been done be sure to have your servic ing dealer complete the Maintenance Record on pages 103 105 All required maintenance is considered normal owner operating cost and you will be charged for it by your dealer For vehicles sold in California maintenance operations indicated by 3 on page 102 are recommended by the manufacture
109. re applied cont d 115 Brakes cont d Brake Fluid Check the fluid level in the brake reservoir periodically it should be between the MAX and MIN marks on the reservoir 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 Follow the manufacturer s instructions printed on the can NOTE A low brake fluid level may be an indication of brake pad wear or of brake fluid leakage You should have your brakes checked if the brake fluid level in the reservoir is low before re filling it CAUTION The arrow on the reservoir cap must be pointing forward after the cap is installed Make sure the brake warning switch wiring doesn t get caught between the cap and top edge of the reservoir US EX Canada EX R ANTI LOCK EX Canada EX Check the fluid level in the Anti lock Reservoir brake reservoir periodically Nee To check drive the car for a few minutes to equalize fluid pressure in the system The level should be between the MAX and MIN marks on the reservoir 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 from a sealed container Follow the manufacturer s instructions printed on the can If the level is more than 10 mm 0 4 in above the MAX mark it may
110. release rear seat trunk access or glove box The valet key is provided for times when you must leave the key witha parking attendant or repair person but still want to keep valuables safely locked up Write down the numbers stamped on both keys and keep the information in your wallet or purse in case you ever need to have duplicates made Both the master and valet keys are double edged so you can insert them in the locks with either side up Door Locks You can lock the doors by pushing the plunger down The doors must be unlocked before you can open them The passenger doors can be locked when open and will stay locked when you close them the driver s door cannot be locked when open unless you hold the door handle open The front doors can be locked and unlocked from the outside with the key untock A amp Unlock Leck YY Lock 7 eye 7 D cont d 3 Keys and Locks cont d Power Door Locks US LX EX Canada EX EX R All doors can be simultaneously locked and unlocked by operating the master door lock switch located on each front door Unlock p ee DP _ ee y 4 oa GA In addition the passenger doors will lock automatically when the plunger on the driver s door is pushed down or when the driver s door is locked from the outside with the key Trunk The trunk can be opened by pulling up the lever at the left side of the driver s seat To open the trunk lid from the outside
111. rogen and hydrocarbons The evaporation of fuel in the fuel tank also produces hydrocarbons Control of oxides of nitrogen and hydrocarbons is very important since under certain conditions when subjected to sunlight they react to form photochemical smog Carbon monoxide does not react to form smog but it is toxic The Clean Air Act The Clean Air Act requires all vehicle manufacturers to explain in writing the operation and maintenance of their emission control systems Maintenance instructions are included on pages 100 102 the operation of each system is explained below and on the following page Replacement Parts The emission control systems 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 equivalent The use of other replacement parts which are not of equivalent quality may impair the effectiveness of your car s emission control systems Crankcase Emission Control System To prevent crankcase emissions your car is equipped with a Positive Crankcase Ventilation PCV System which routes blowby gases from the crankcase through the PCV valve and intake manifold into the combustion chamber Evaporative Emission Control System The Evaporative Emission Control System is designed to prevent fuel vapors from escaping into the atmosphere Fuel vapors from the fuel tank are directed into the
112. rols to direct cool or warm outside air throughout the car for defogging windows heating or cooling by turning on the fan cont d 59 Heating and Cooling cont d Dash Vents The corner vents can be used for flow through ventilation or during the heating and air conditioning operation 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 regulated by the control located beside each vent SIDE DEFROSTER VENT WINDSHIELD DEFROSTER VENT 60 What the Controls Do US DX Canada LX RECIRCULATION FRESH AIR FUNCTION LEVER FAN SWITCH BUTTON AND INDICATOR LIGHT AIR CONDITIONER BUTTON TEMPERATURE LEVER AND INDICATOR LIGHT optional US LX EX Canada EX EX R TEMPERATURE FUNCTION BUTTONS AND FAN SWITCH CONTROL DIAL INDICATOR LIGHTS FRESH AIR BUTTON AIR CONDITIONER BUTTON RECIRCULATION BUTTON Fan Switch Turning the switch clockwise will increase the fan speed and the fan will circulate warm cool or outside air depending on where the temperature lever control dial and function lever buttons are set Whenever the fan is switched on air flows from the dash corner vents regardless of function lever button position Function Lever Buttons Slide the lever US DX Canada LX or push the appropriate button US LX EX Canada EX EX R to direct
113. rovided with every new vehicle New Car Limited Warranty Emission Control Systems Defects Warranty Emissions Performance Warranty Original Equipment Battery Limited Warranty Rust Perforation Limited Warranty Accessory Limited Warranty Replacement Parts Limited Warranty Replacement Muffler Lifetime Limited Warranty Seat Belt Limited Warranty Replacement Battery Limited Warranty SCOMNMANAwWHA Your car s original tires are covered by their manufacturer Tire warranty information is in a separate tire warranty booklet All warranty details pertaining to your car can be found in the Warranty booklet provided with your new car except the required maintenance schedule which is contained here in the Owner s Manual If you are unable to obtain warranty service or are dissatisfied with the warranty decision or service 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 resolve your problem you should appeal the decision with the owner of the dealership Please bear in mind that your problem will likely be resolved at the dealership using the dealer s facilities equipment and personnel So it is very important that your initial contact be with the dealer or his management 156 After following these steps if you wish to have the matter reviewed by American Honda you should contact the Zone Office
114. rt way up or down to the first stop and holding it there the lever will return to its original position when you release it If either turn signal indicator lights up but does not blink blinks faster than usual or does not light up at all check for a burned out bulb or fuse LEFT TURN Headlights FIRST POSITION Turn the light switch to the first Turn position e for taillights side marker lights position lights license ye plate lights and instrument panel lights Turn to the second position to add the headlights SECOND POSITION If the driver s door is opened when the light switch is turned to either on position a chime will sound to remind you to turn off your lights High Beam Low Beam Switch The headlights may be switched between low beam and high beam by pulling the turn signal lever toward you The blue high beam indicator light will be on when the high beam is on Pull and release Headlight Flasher To flash the headlights pull lightly on the turn signal lever and release cont d 49 Lights cont d Hazard Warning System This system should be used only M when your car is stopped under emergency or hazardous conditions To activate push the hazard warn ing switch A The front and rear turn signals will blink simultaneously and both indicator lights will flash Push the switch A again to turn io the system off wo
115. s 12 Seat Belt Warning Light and BEEPel cccccceseseeseestee 12 Seats Driver s Center Armrest 8 Driver s Lumbar Support 8 Front Salsnes Head Restraints Rear Seat Armrest 066 8 Trunk Access from Reat Seat 9 Shift Lever Position Indicator 38 162 Shifting AUtOMAliC cccceeeeeeeeeeeeeeee 92 5 SPCOC ee trani oraes 90 Spare Tire Changing a Flat Tire 140 COMPACT Spare Tire 138 Specifications ee 148 Spark Plugs Specifications cceeeeeeee Speed metef siise SRS Indicator Light er Starting the Engine ceeeeee Steering Anti theft Column Lock 86 Power Steering ceecee 118 Tilt Steering 45 Stereo Sound System Operation eeeeeeeeeeees Storing a Child Seat Storing Cargo Safety Stuck Cal cceceee Sunshade Supplemental Restraint System ORS iae irsinin 19 How the Driver s Airbag Works EEE AA S 21 Important Safety Reminder 20 How the SRS Indicator Light WOMKS sisas siuaga ruant 22 System Service 23 System Service Precautions 23 T Tachometet eeeeeeeeeeeeees 36 Temperature Gauge Coolant 37 The Seat Belt System and How it WorkS ceeeeeeeeees 11 Advice For Pregnant Women 18 Important Safety Reminders 11 Leap Bollire 13 Lap Shoulder Belt 12 S
116. seats Adjust the belt anchor by squeezing the two buttons and sliding the anchor downward it has four positions Rear seat Move toward the center of the seat until the belt fits over your collarbone RELEASE BUTTON RELEASE BUTTON cont d 15 The Seat Belt System and How It Works cont d To unlatch the seat belt push the red PRESS button on the buckle Guide the belt across your body to the door pillar 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 too short hold the latch plate at a right angle and pull to extend the belt Insert the latch plate into the buckle 16 2 Position the belt as low as possible 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 cont d 17 The Seat Belt System and How It Works cont d Advice For Pregnant Women Protecting the mother is the best way to protect her unborn child Therefore a pregnant woman should wear a properly positioned seat belt whenever she drives or rides in a car If possible use a lap shoulder seat belt remembering to keep the lap portion as low as possible see page 14 Each time you have a check up ask your doctor if its okay for you to drive and how you should position a lap shoulder seat belt
117. should be between the upper and lower marks ENGINE OIL i FILLER CAP DIPSTICK UPPER o DIPSTICK LOWER O Adding If the level has dropped close to the lower mark add oil until it is even with the upper mark 1 Turn the oil filler 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 sure the oil filler cap is correctly replaced before starting the engine Recommended Oil Oil is a major contributor to your engine s performance and longevity Always use a premium grade detergent oil You can determine an oil s SAE viscosity and Service Classification from the API Service label on the oil container It should look like this cont d 107 Engine Oil and Filter cont d The numbers in the middle tell you the oil s SAE viscosity or weight Select the oil for your car according to this chart Ambient Temperature An oil with a viscosity of 5W 30 is preferred for improved fuel economy and year round protection in your Honda You may use a 10W 30 oil if the climate in your area is limited to the temperature range shown on the chart A fuel efficient oil is recommended for your Honda This is shown on the API Service label by the words Energy Conserving II This oil is formulated to help your engine use less fuel The API Service label also tells you the service classification of the oil Always us
118. should have total control To Set the Cruise Control Push the CRUISE CONTROL master switch on the dash the indicator light will come on Accelerate to the desired speed then push and release the SET switch on the steering wheel The Cruise Control light on the instru ment panel will come on The speed you were going when you released the SET switch is the speed the Cruise Control will hold You can then fine tune the set speed by briefly holding and releasing the SET switch to decrease it a few mph or pushing the RESUME switch to slightly increase it To Cancel the Cruise Control Simply push the CRUISE CONTROL master switch and the indicator light will go off this also erases the memory of the set speed If you must temporarily disengage the system but you wish to retain the memory of the set speed tap the brake pedal or the clutch pedal 5 speed transmission or move the automatic transmission shift lever to N Neutral If you are still going above 25 mph 40 km h you can return to the set speed by simply pushing the RESUME switch If the car has decelerated below approximately 25 mph 40 km h you can return to the set speed by using the accelerator conventionally until the speed is above 25 mph 40 km h and then pushing the RESUME switch 52 To Change the Set Speed To a faster speed For gradual acceleration with your foot off the accelerator push and hold the RESUME switch until you reach the des
119. ss the brake pedal and then push the button on the shift handle to shift out of Park wy Depress the brake pedal first and push the button then shift Push the button then shift c gt Shift as desired Depress button ODDO gt p gt 40006 If you cannot shift out of Park with the brake pedal depressed and the ignition switch in the II position 1 Turn the ignition switch off and remove the key 2 Insert the key in the Shift Lock Release located to the right of the shift lever 3 Press and hold the key down then press the button on the shift handle and move the shift lever to Neutral 4 Return the key to the ignition switch depress the brake pedal SHIFT LOCK and restart the engine RELEASE NOTE If you encounter any problem shifting out of Park have your authorized Honda dealer check the system as soon as possible 92 Operating Tips For smoother operation apply the brakes when shifting from Neutral or Park to a forward or reverse gear When parking bring the car to a stop with the foot brake hold the brake on and shift into Park set the hand brake and then turn off the engine NOTE Your 4 speed automatic transmission is equipped with a torque converter lock up clutch Because of this you may notice what feels like 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
120. ssary to move the car in or out e If you must sit in a parked car with the engine running for more than a short time adjust the heating ventilation system as follows 1 US DX Canada LX Slide the function lever to er and push the s but ton off US LX EX Canada EX EX R Select the 7 and lt S gt positions 2 Set the temperature lever control dial for best comfort 3 Turn the fan to the highest speed NOTE To ensure proper operation of the car s ventilation system keep the front air inlet clear of snow mud leaves or other obstructions 89 Shifting the 5 Speed The fully synchronized manual transmission is very easy to shift up or down When you slow down for traffic steep hills or corners shift to a lower gear before the engine starts to labor When de scending steep grades select a lower gear to help maintain a safe speed and to prevent the brakes from overheating When shifting depress the clutch pedal fully shift gears and then release the clutch gradually Do not speed shift allow time for the gears 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 before selecting reverse A safety lockout prevents accidental shifting straight from 5th to Reverse Aa WARNING Avoid rapid acceleration or sudden deceleration when either or both driving wheels are on a slippery surface
121. tect the cap and the wheel SCREWDRIVER 140 AWARNING Follow tire changing preparations and procedures carefully to reduce the possibility of injury The jack is designed for changing tires only STAND CLEAR DO NOT get under the car and DO NOT run the engine when the car is supported only by the jack 7 Place the jack under the car as shown and raise the car by turning the handle clockwise until the tire is slightly off the ground AWARNING To reduce the possibility of injury be sure to use the jack provided with the car and the correct jacking points never use any other part of the car for jack support JACK HANDLE EXTENSION LUG WRENCH JACK HANDLE 8 Remove the lug nuts and wheel US DX LX Canada LX EX Remove the lug nuts wheel cover and wheel LUG NUT cont d 141 Changing a Flat Tire cont d 9 Everytime you install the wheel on the brake hub use a rag to wipe any dirt off the mounting surface of the hub and the wheel This will assure a tight even contact between the wheel and hub 10 Install the spare and lug nuts hand tight 11 Lower the car remove the jack then tighten the lug nuts securely in an X pattern as shown 12 Tighten the lug nuts to the recommended torque 110 N m 11 kg m 80 Ib ft If a torque wrench was not used ask an authorized Honda dealer to verify the torque as soon as possible TIGHTENING TORQUE 110 N m 11 kg m 80 Ib ft 142 13 Rep
122. tenance Schedule and Records cont d listed x 1 000 miles or km or after that number of months whichever comes first Service at the interval R Replace C Clean inspect After inspection clean adjust repair or replace 2 Thereafter replace every 2 years or 30 000 miles 48 000 km whichever comes first 3 For cars sold in California this service is recommended only if necessary other areas it is required 1 Tension adjustment only 4US EX Canada EX R x1 000 miles 15 30 45 60 75 90 x1 000 km 24 48 72 96 120 144 months 12 24 36 48 60 72 Idle speed and idle CO l Valve clearance t l t l l Alternator drive belt ij l Timing belt and timing balancer belt R Water pump Engine oil and oil fitter Replace every 7 500 miles 12 000 km or 6 months re er Transmission oil Fuel filter Fuel line and connections Evaporative emission control system Ignition timing Spark plugs Distributor cap and rotor Ignition wiring R R Radiator coolant R R 2 Cooling system hoses and connections i E G R system Air cleaner element R Including ABS 4 Positive crankcase ventilation valve A Brake hoses and lines l l Including ABS 4 Brake fluid R R TR Front brake discs and calipers l i To Front brake pads i Rear brake discs calipers and pads Inspect every 7 500 miles 1
123. the same fuel level as when the ignition was last on After refueling the gauge will slowly change to the new fuel level when the ignition is switched on When the needle first indicates E empty you have a usable reserve left in the tank of about 4 2 1 1 USgal 0 9 Imp gal 36 Coolant Temperature Gauge WARNING Do not remove the radiator cap when the engine is hot The coolant is under pressure and may blow out and scald you This gauge shows the temperature of the engine coolant During normal operation the needle should 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 the needle reaches the red line at H Hot pull safely off the road and stop the engine Wait until the engine is cool and check the coolant level in the reserve tank on the passenger side of the radiator under the hood See pages 112 113 37 Warning and Indicator Lights US Car Shown ee Shift Lever Position Indicator Automatic Transmission only A lighted indicator between the fuel and coolant temperature gauges shows which gear you have selected D4 Indicator Light Automatic Transmission only The D4 indicator light in the instrument panel also serves a second function If the light flashes while driving in any gear range it indicates a possible malfunction in the transmission avoi
124. too much power and cause skidding or wheelspin The maximum recommended speed in 2nd gear is 69 mph 110 km h 1 1st This position is to be used when stronger engine braking is needed The maximum recommended speed in 1st gear is 31 mph 50 km h R Reverse CAUTION Shift into or out of reverse only after the car has come to a complete stop the transmission may be damaged if you shift while the car is moving P Park CAUTION Use this position when starting the engine or when parking Shift into Park only when the car is COMPLETELY stopped N Neutral Use when starting the engine or during prolonged idling in traffic 94 Towing a Trailer Your car is designed primarily to carry passengers and a normal amount of luggage Although your car is capable of towing a trailer there will be an effect on handling performance braking general vehicle and tire durability and fuel economy A WARNING The weight of the trailer plus its cargo must not exceed a total of 1 000 Ibs 450kg e The gross vehicle weight must not exceed the Gross Vehicle Weight Rating GVWR indicated on the Certification label see page 150 The gross vehicle weight is the total weight of the car driver passengers luggage hitch and trailer tongue load e The total weight supported by each axle must not exceed the Gross Axle Weight Rating GAWR The front and rear GAWR s are shown on the Certification label see page 150 The distribution o
125. ts properly If the belt still crosses the child s neck you should use a booster seat Several styles of booster seats are available We recommend a design that allows the child to use the car s lap shoulder belt Whichever style you select follow the booster seat manufacturer s instructions Storing a Child Seat When you are not using an infant seat or other child restraint either remove it or make sure it is properly secured so it cannot be thrown around the car during a crash 33 Anti lock Brake System ABS Anti lock Brakes US EX Canada EX R You car has an ABS This system helps you to maintain stopping and steering control It does this by helping to prevent the wheels from locking up and skidding The ABS is always ON It requires no special effort or driving technique You will feel a pulsation in the brake pedal when the ABS activates Activation varies with the amount of traction your tires have On dry pavement you will need to press on the brake pedal very hard before you feel the pedal pulsation that means the ABS has activated However you may feel the ABS activate immediately if you are trying to stop on snow or ice Under all conditions the ABS is helping to prevent the wheels from locking so you can retain steering control You should continue to press on the brake pedal with the same force You may feel a slight movement of the brake pedal just after you start the engine This is the ABS working
126. ual transmission or PARK on automatic transmission equipped cars e Make sure the moonroof and windows are closed and the doors are locked The moonroof is standard for US EX Canada EX R e If parked on a hill 1 Turn the front wheels away from the curb if facing uphill 2 Turn the front wheels toward the curb if facing downhill e Never leave children unattended in a parked car e Take your keys 88 Engine Exhaust Gas Warning A properly maintained car is your best protection against exhaust gas entering the passenger compartment The exhaust system should be thoroughly inspected by a compe tent mechanic whenever e The car is raised for oil change e You notice a change in the sound of the exhaust e The exhaust system or the rear or underside of the car is damaged a WARNING e Avoid breathing exhaust gases They contain carbon monoxide which is a colorless odorless gas that can cause loss of con sciousness and eventual death If you suspect that exhaust gas is entering the passenger compartment have the cause deter mined and corrected as soon as possible If you must drive under these conditions drive only with all windows fully open e Do not drive with the trunk lid open An open trunk lid may draw exhaust gases into the passenger compartment If you must drive with the trunk lid open drive only with all the windows wide open e Do not run the engine in confined areas such as garages any longer than nece
127. up it may overheat and damage the lighter and the heating element NOTE The cigarette lighter will operate with the key in the I or H position Front Ashtray Open the ashtray by pulling its bot tom edge 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 out the top edge To remove it open the ashtray and release its bottom edge by pulling up then out To install reverse the removal procedure 22 GN x YON To remove pull up and out CAUTION Do not use the ashtrays as trash containers use them only for extinguished cigarettes Putting lit cigarettes or matches in an ashtray with other combustible materials may cause a fire 58 Heating and Cooling The vents heater and air conditioner are combined in one system adjusting four basic controls to different settings can provide a full range of interior temperatures for safe and comfortable driving Air conditioner is optional on US DX Canada LX Ventilation The flow through ventilation system can provide fresh air to the interior when the car is moving or stopped even with the windows closed NOTE For proper air flow the flow through vents must not be covered Keep the air inlet at the base of the windshield free of leaves or other debris AIR INLET AIR OUTLET You can adjust the cont
128. uries and even save your life the airbag might cause some facial or other abrasions cont d 21 Supplemental Restraint System cont d After the bag completely inflates it immediately starts deflating so it won t interfere with your visibility ability to steer or ability to operate other controls The airbag is stored in the center of the steering wheel For safety do not attach any items to the steering wheel They could interfere with the proper operation of the airbag Or if the airbag inflates they 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 Supplemental Restraint System Have the system checked if e The light does not come on when you turn the ignition ON Il e The light stays on after the engine starts e The light comes on or flashes while you are driving 22 System Service Your Supplemental Restraint System is virtually maintenance free There are no parts you can safely service You must have the system serviced by an authorized Honda dealer in the following situations e If your airbag ever inflates The bag must be replaced Do not try to remove or discard the airbag by yourself This must be done by a Honda dealer e If the SRS indicator light alerts you of a problem Have the supplemental restraint system checked as soon as possible Otherwise your
129. ways wear seat belts and wear them properly cont d 19 Supplemental Restraint System cont d The main components in your SRS are e An airbag in the steering wheel e A diagnostic system that continually monitors all elements while the ignition is ON ll e An indicator light to warn you of a possible problem with the system e Emergency power backup in case your car s electrical system is disconnected in a crash AIRBAG RIGHT SENSOR LEFT SENSOR SRS CONTROL UNIT Important Safety Reminder Even with an airbag you need to wear a seat belt The reasons are e Airbags only inflate in severe frontal collisions They offer no protection in rear impacts side impacts rollovers or moderate frontal collisions e An airbag inflates and deflates very quickly It cannot protect you during any additional impacts that can occur during a crash e A seat belt helps keep you in the proper position when an airbag inflates An airbag opens with considerable force and it can hurt you if you are not in the proper position 20 How the Airbag Works If you ever have a severe frontal collision your airbag will instantly inflate to help protect your head and chest When the airbag inflates you may hear a fairly loud noise and you might see smoke and powder This 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 inj
130. wipe off any road dirt or salt on the radio antenna with it fully extended CAUTION Cars with ABS have speed detection devices mounted at each wheel total four detectors per vehicle Care should be taken when clearing mud snow etc from the wheels not to damage the detectors SPEED DETECTOR 136 Body Repair Replacement Body and Fender Parts If your vehicle incurs body damage and requires replacement parts we encourage you to use only Genuine Honda sheet metal body and fender parts Many insurance companies are specifying imitation sheet metal parts for collision repairs in an effort to reduce claim costs however if imitation parts are used the following conditions may apply 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 e There is no assurance that imitation parts will resist corrosion as well as Genuine Honda sheet metal parts e Imitation sheet metal parts are not covered by the Honda Limited Warranty To ensure your continued satisfaction with your Honda vehicle in the event of an accident contact your insurance adjuster and insist on Genuine Honda parts in the repair of your vehicle 137 Spare Tire COMPACT Spare Tire Your car is supplied with a COMPACT spare tire and wheel for temporary use only in the event of a flat tire Use the COMPACT spare only when you have to and on
131. wires not up and down A AEL oS A mee 47 Mirrors Rearview Mirrors Keep the inside and outside mirrors clean and adjusted for best visibility Be sure to adjust mirror angles before you start driving The inside mirror has day and night positions The night position re ee duces glare from the headlights of k vehicles behind you Flip the small tab on the bottom of the mirror forward or backward to select day or night position DAY NIGHT ADJUSTMENT TAB Manual Mirrors US DX Canada LX The outside mirrors can be adjusted by moving the knob located on each door driver s side only for US cars Power Mirrors US LX EX Canada EX EX R With the ignition switch in the II position move the main switch to L for driver s side or R for passenger s side then use the adjustment switch to adjust the outside mirror to the correct angle After the mirrors have been adjusted return the main switch to the center off position NOTE Be sure to adjust mirror angles before you start driving MAIN SWITCH SWITCH 48 Lights Turn Signals Push the turn signal lever down to RIGHT TURN signal a left turn and up for a right 3 turn The indicator and appropriate FIRST signal lights will blink The lever will STOP return automatically to its original position when the steering wheel is returned to straight ahead For lane changing you can signal by pushing the lever pa

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