Instruction/ maintenance manual of the product Civic Hybrid (2009) Honda
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One of the best w ays to enhance the enjoymen t of your new vehi cle is to rea d t his manual. In it, y ou w ill lea rn how t o opera t e its dr iv ing cont r ols a nd conve nience it e ms. A f t erw a rds, ke ep t his ow ner ’s ma nual in y our v ehicle so y o u c a n r e f e rt oi ta ta n yt i m e .
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− − − − − − T o help you make i nf ormed decisions a bout saf e t y, w e hav e prov ided ope ra t ing proc edur es a nd ot her inf or ma t ion on la bels a nd in t his ma nual. T his inf orma t ion a lert s you t o pot ent ial ha za rds t hat could hurt you or others.
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A summar y of t he inf ormat ion y ou need when you p ull up to the f uel pump. How to ord er manual s and other technical litera ture. A con venient ref erence to the sect ions in this manual. Expla ins t he purpose of e ac h inst rument pane l indica t or a nd gauge , and how to use the contr ols on t he dashboa rd a nd st ee ring column.
＊ ＊ If equipped : Y our V ehicle at a Glance Y our V ehicle at a Glance 3 AUDIO SY STEM ( P . 9 , 2 4 ) PASSE NGER’S FRONT AIRBAG DRIVE R’S FRONT AIRBAG ( P .
＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ Only o n vehicles equipp ed with navigation system. R ef er t o the navigat ion system manual. T o use the h orn, press the center pad o f t he steering wheel. Cana dian mode l only 1: 2: 3: 4: If equipped Y our V ehicle at a Glance 4 INS TRUMEN T PANEL BRIGHTNE SS BUTTONS PASSE NGER AIRBAG OFF INDICAT OR (P.
− T his se ct ion giv es y ou import ant inf or mat ion about how t o prot e ct yourself a nd your passengers. It shows you how t o use seat belts. It expla ins how your a irba gs w ork . A nd it te lls you how t o pr operly rest ra in inf a nt s a nd childr en in your v ehicle .
− Y ou’ll f ind many sa f e t y rec ommendat ions thr oughout this sect ion, a nd t hroughout t his ma nua l. T h er e c o m m e n d a t i o n so nt h i sp a g e are t he ones we consider to be t he most import a nt . A seat belt is you r best protection in all t y pes of c ollisions.
Y ou r ve hi cl e i s equ ip p ed with many f eatu res th at wor k tog ethe r to prot e ct you an d your passenge rs during a cra sh. Howe ver , you a nd your passenger s can ’t take f ull advan tage of these f ea t ur es unle ss you remain sit t ing in a pr oper posit ion and .
− − − − Y our vehicle is equipped w it h se at belt s in all sea t ing posit ions . Seat belt s are t h e single most e f f e c t i v es a f e t yd e v i c ef o ra d u l t sa n d lar ger children. (Inf a nt s a nd sma ller chi ld ren m ust b e p rop erly restrained in child s ea t s.
CONT INUE D Y our vehicle has a supplem ental restraint sys tem (SRS) wi th f ron t airb ags to he lp pro tect the heads and ch ests of the d ri ver an d a f ro n t se at passenge r dur ing a moderat e to sev er e f ront a l collision ( s ee pa ge f or more inf orma t ion on how your f ront air bags work).
T he most import ant t hings y ou need t o know about your airba gs a re: T hey are designed t o sup plem ent the seat bel ts. To d o t heir job, air bags must inf lat e wit h t rem endous f orce.
− See pa ges f or import ant guidelines on how t o prope rly prot ec t inf ant s, sma ll childr en, a nd lar ger children w ho r ide in your vehi cl e.
Adj u s t th e dr i ve r’ s s eat- b ac k to a comf or t a ble, upr ight position, lea ving a mple space be t we en y our chest and the airbag cover in the center of t he steering wheel . Passengers w ith a djusta ble seat - back s should a lso adjust t heir seat - back to a comf or t a ble, upr ight posit ion.
A dju st the dri ver’s head res traint so th e ce n ter o f the ba c k of yo u r he ad rest s a gainst the cent er of t he restraint. R ec lining a s ea t -bac k so t ha t t he shoulder part of t he belt no longer rest s against t he occupant’s chest reduc es t h e prot e ct iv e c apa bilit y of the belt .
Posit ion t he lap par t of t he be lt as low a s pos sible a cr oss y our h ips, t hen pull up on the s houlder part of t he belt so t he lap par t f it s snugly . T his let s your st r ong pelv ic bone s tak e the f or ce o f a cr as h an d re d u ce s t he cha nce of int e rna l injurie s.
A f ter al l occ up ants have ad ju sted their seat s and head restra ints, and put on the ir se at belt s , it is ve ry i m p o rtan t th at the y co n ti n u e to si t upright , w ell ba ck in the ir s ea t s, w it h th ei r feet on th e f lo o r, un ti l th e ve hicle is pa r ked a nd t he engine is o ff.
If you ar e pr egnant , the be st way to prot ec t yourse lf and your unborn child w hen dr iving or riding in a vehi cl e is t o always wear a seat be lt, and keep the lap p art of the belt as low a s pos sible a cr oss t he hips.
Carryin g hard o r sh arp object s on your lap, or driving w it h a pipe o r other sharp object in your mout h, ca n re sult in injuries if your f ront air bag inf lat es.
Y our se at belt syst em includes la p/ shoulder belt s in a ll sea t ing pos it ions. T he f ront seat belt s ar e a lso equipped w it h a ut omat ic seat belt t ensioner s.
CONT INUE D For added pr ote ct ion, t he f r ont seat belt s a re equipped w it h a ut omat ic seat b el t tensi o ners . W hen activated , the t ensio ners i mmedi at ely tighten th e be l ts to he l p h o l d the d ri ver an d a f ront passenger in posit ion.
T he dea ler should a lso inspec t the anc hors f or da ma ge a nd re place them if needed. I f t he automat ic seat belt te nsioners act iv at e during a crash, they must be replaced. For saf et y, you sh ould check the condit ion of your seat belt s r egula rly .
CONT INUE D A irba g Sy st em Component s A ddi t io nal Inf ormat ion A bo ut Y our A irbag s Driv er and Passeng er Saf et y 21 (9) (8) (1) (2) (3) (11) (5) (4) (13) (7) (10) (14) (5) (4) (6) (10) (.
T w o SRS (supplem ental rest raint system) f ront ai rbag s. T he driver’s airbag i s stored in t he cen ter of the steering wheel; the f ront p a s s e n g e r ’ sa i r b a gi ss t o r e di nt h e dashboa rd. Bot h a r e mar ke d ‘‘SR S AI RB AG’ ’ (s ee p ag e ) .
Sensors tha t can det e ct a m o d er ate to se ve r e f ro n t im p ac t or side impact. A n indica t or on t he instr ument pane l t hat a lert s you t hat t he passenge r’s side air bag ha s be en turned o f f (see page ).
The tota l ti m e f or i n f la ti o n an d def la t ion is one -t ent h of a second, so f a st tha t most occ upant s a re not aware that the airb ags dep lo yed un til they see t hem lyi ng i n their laps.
Y our f ront air bags are also dual- t hreshold airba gs. A ir bags wit h t his f eat ure have tw o dep loymen t t hre sholds t ha t depend on w het he r sensor s de t ect t he occ upant is weari ng a se at bel t o r n ot.
T he d ri ver’s advanc ed f ront ai rbag system includes a seat posi tion sensor unde r t he sea t . If t he se at is too f ar f orward, the air bag wil l inf lat e wit h less f orce, regardless of the severity of t he impact. Y our f ront air bags are a lso a dva nced airb ags .
W hen t he airba g is t ur ned of f , a ‘‘pa ssenger airba g of f ’’ indicat or in th e ce n ter o f the da s h bo ard c o m es on ( see pa ge ).
T o get t he bes t prot ect ion f r om t he si de airbag s, f ron t seat o ccu pan ts shoul d wear t heir seat belts and sit upright and w ell ba ck in the ir se at s .
If t he side airba g of f indic at or comes on ( see pa ge ), have the passenge r sit upright . Once t he passenge r is out of t he a ir bag’s deployme nt pat h, t he syst em w ill tu rn th e ai rb ag ba ck o n , an d th e indica t or w ill go out .
I f the in di c ato r c o m e s on at an y ot her time, or does not come on at all, you sh oul d have the system checked by yo ur dealer. For example: W hen you t ur n t he ignit ion sw it ch t o t he ON (II) pos it ion, t his indic at or comes on f or severa l seco nds t hen goes of f .
Thi s in di c ato r a l er ts yo u th at the pass eng er’s f ront airb ag has b een shut of f because w eight sensors det ect about 65 lbs (29 kg) or le ss (t he weight of an inf ant or sma ll child) on t he f ront pass enger ’s s eat . It does there is a p robl em wi th th e ai rb ag.
Y ou r ai rbag sys tems are virtual ly maint ena nce f ree , a nd t here are no parts you can saf ely service. Ho wever, you mu st h ave yo u r vehi cl e servi ced if : An y ai rb ag that has depl oyed mu st be repl ace d al o ng with the con trol unit and ot her relat e d par t s.
Improper ly r epla cing or covering f r ont seat -back covers can prevent your side airba gs f rom inf la t ing during a side impa ct . Th i s c o u l d m a k e th e driv er ’s se at posit ion s ensor or t he f r ont passenger’ s we ight s ensors inef f ect iv e.
− − − Child ren dep end o n adul ts t o protect them. However, desp ite t heir b est int ent ions, ma ny a dult s do not know how t o prote ct child passengers. If you have chil dren, or ever need to driv e w it h a child in your vehicle , be sure t o r ea d t his sec t ion.
− A ccording to accident sta t istics, childre n of a ll age s a nd siz es a re saf er when they are res trained in a back seat . Even tho ug h you r veh i cle has an advan ced f ront ai rbag sys te.
− T o r emind you of t he passenger’ s f r ont airba g ha zar ds, a nd t hat chi ld ren m ust b e p rop erly restrained in a b ack seat, y ou r ve hi cl e h as w a r n i n gl a b e l so nt h ed a s h b o a r d (U .S. models ) and on the f ront visor s.
− Many parents say they pref er t o pu t an inf ant or a small c hild in t he f ront passenge r se at so t hey ca n w at ch t he child, or becaus e t he child requir es at t e nt ion.
− If t hey do, they could be very seriously injured in a crash. If you are not wearing a sea t belt in a cr a sh, y ou could be thrown f orward and crus h the child aga inst the dashboar d or a seat-b ack. If you are we arin g a sea t belt , t he c hild ca n be t or n f rom yo ur arms an d be serio us ly hurt or k illed.
W hen pr operly inst alle d, a rea r- f acing child seat may prev ent t he driv er or a f ront passenger f r om mo vin g their seat as f ar b ack as recomm ended , or f rom lo cking their seat-b ack in t he desi red po si tion .
Of the d if f eren t seats availab le , we rec ommend t hose t ha t hav e a f ive- poi nt harness system as sh own. In any of these situat ions, we st rongly r ecomme nd t hat you inst all t he child se at dire ct ly behind the f ront passenger’s seat, move the seat as f ar f orward as n eed ed, and le ave i t unoccupied.
In sea t ing posit ions and v ehicle s not equipped w it h L A T CH , a L A T C H- compat ible child seat ca n be inst alled using a sea t belt . What ever t ype of seat you ch oose, t o prov ide pr oper prot ect ion, a child seat shoul d meet t hree requir ement s: L ook f or FMV SS 213 or CMVSS 213 on t he box.
A child seat secured w ith a sea t belt should be insta lled a s f irmly as possi ble. However, it does no t need t o be ‘‘ rock solid.’’ Some side-t o-side moveme nt can be expect ed a nd should not reduce the c hild sea t ’s ef f ect iveness.
Y our vehicle is equipped w it h L A T CH ( low er anchors a nd t et her s f or chil d ren) at the o uter rear seats. T o inst a ll a L A T C H-compa t ible child seat : Plac e t he c hild sea t on t he v ehic le se a t, the n attac h the sea t to the lo wer anc ho rs acc ord in g to the child sea t maker ’s inst ruct ions.
Ot her L A T CH-c ompat ible seat s ha v e a f lexible -t ype connect or as show n abo ve. What ever t ype you have, f ollow th e ch i l d se at ma ke r’ s i ns tru cti o n s f or adjust ing or tight ening t he f it.
When not using t he L A T CH syst em, all chi ld seats must be secured t o the ve hicle w it h t he lap par t of a lap/ shoulder belt . Wi th the ch il d s ea t i n th e de si red sea t ing posit ion, r out e t he belt t hrough t he child sea t accor ding to the seat maker’s i nstruct ion s, th en in s er t the l atc h p l ate i nto the buckle.
A f te r c onf ir ming t hat t he be lt is locke d, gra b t he shoulder pa r t of the belt near the buckle, and pu ll up to rem o ve an y s lac k f rom the lap pa rt of t he be lt . R emembe r, if th e la p pa rt of th e be l t i s no t ti g h t, t he child seat will not be s ecur e.
A f te r pr oper ly se curing the c hild seat ( see pa ge ), lif t the he ad re s trai nt, th en rou te th e teth er strap over t he seat-bac k an d t hrough t he head re st ra int legs. I f the teth e r stra p i s too lo n g an d cannot be t ight e ned f irmly, f ind a rou te where the strap can b e t ight ened se cure ly.
T o det er mine if a lap/shoulder belt proper ly f it s a child, ha ve the child put on the sea t belt , t hen a sk yourself : Does the c hild sit all t he way back agai ns t the seat? Do t he c hild.
Does t he shoulder belt cross b etw ee n th e ch i l d ’ s ne c k an d arm ? Is t he lap par t of t he belt as low as possible, t ouching t he child’s th i g hs ? W ill t he c hild be a ble t o st.
If the p ass eng er’s f ron t airb ag inf lat es in a mod erat e to severe f r ont al collision, t he a irba g c an c ause ser ious injur ies to a child who is unres t ra ined, impr oper ly r est r aine d, si ttin g to o c l o se to th e ai rb ag , or ou t of posit ion.
T his could r es ult in serious neck injur ies dur ing a crash. Th i s c o u l d cause ver y ser ious inj uries during a crash . I t also inc reases the cha nce t h at t he c hild will s lide under t he belt in a cra sh a nd be injure d. If t hey do, they could be very seriously injured in a crash.
Y ou r ve hi cl e’s exh aus t co ntain s car bon monoxide ga s. Ca rbon monoxide should not ent er t he vehi cl e i n no rmal dri vin g if you maint a in your vehic le prope rly and f ollow the inf orma t ion on t his pa ge. High lev els of ca r bon monoxide can collect ra pidly in enclosed a r ea s, su ch as a g arag e.
T hese label s are in the location s shown. T hey warn you of potential haza rds t ha t could cause se rious in ju ry o r d eath. R ead these labe ls ca ref ully. If a label co mes of f or becomes hard to re ad (ex c ep t f or the U. S . dash bo ard lab el, whi ch is remove d by the owner), co nta ct your dealer f or a replacem ent.
U.S. models U.S. models Canadian models U.S. models Canadian models Canadian models Saf et y L abels 54 HOOD DOORJAM BS HOOD ０８／０７／１９ ０９：３３：４０ ３１ＳＮＣ６３.
T his se ct ion giv es inf orma t ion a bout th e co n tro ls an d d i s p l ay s tha t cont ribut e to t he daily ope ra t ion of your vehicl e. A ll the essential cont rols are wit hin ea sy r ea ch. ........................... Cont rol L oca t ions .
＊ ＊ If equipped : Cont r ol L ocat ions 56 POWER WINDOW SWITCHE S MIRROR CONTROLS FUEL FILL D OOR RELEAS E HANDLE INSTRUME NT PANEL INDICAT ORS GAUGES POWER DOOR LOCK MAST ER SWITCH (P. 58 ) (P. 64 ) TRUNK RELEASE HANDLE AUXIL IARY IN PUT JACK (P.
＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ T he U.S. inst r ument panel is shown. Dif f er ences f or t he Canadia n models a r e not ed in t he tex t . Optional in U.S. 1: 2: If equipped Inst r ument Panel Inst r ument s a nd Cont r ols 57 TRUN K-OPEN INDICAT OR DAYT IME RUNNING LIGHTS INDICAT OR LIGHTS ON INDICAT OR (P.
T he instrument panel has many i n d i ca to rs to g i ve yo u im p o rta n t inf or mat ion about your v ehicle. If it s tays on af t er y ou have f ul ly rele ased the p arki ng brake whi le t he e ngine is r unning, or if it comes on while driv ing, t he re could be a problem wit h t he br ak e system.
T his in dicator comes on f or several seconds w hen y ou t urn t he ignit ion swit c h t o t he O N ( II) pos it ion. If it comes on a t any other time , it indicat e s t hat t he pa ssenger ’s s ide airb ag has au tom atical ly shu t o f f . For more inf orma t ion, see page .
I f thi s i nd ic ato r c o m e s on whe n th e i g n i ti o n sw i tch is tur n e d to the ON (II) position a nd t he pa rk ing bra ke is released, it means there is a probl em with a ci rcu it. Have yo u r veh ic le checked b y you r dealer. Thi s in di c ato r c o m e s on wi th th e high bea m hea dlight s.
T his indica t or comes on a s a reminde r t ha t you must re f uel soon. T his indica t or goes of f w hen y our deal er resets i t af t er c om pl etin g t he requi red maintenan ce s ervice. T his indica t or r eminds you tha t it is ti m e to take yo ur veh ic l e in f or scheduled ma int ena nce.
T he engin e can be severely damaged if t his indica t or f las hes or st ay s on whe n t he e ngine is r unning. F or mo re i nf orm ation , see p age . I f thi s i nd ic ato r c o m e s on whe n th e engine is running, t he ba t t er y is not bei ng charg ed.
If you turn the steering wheel to the f ull le f t or right position r epe at e dly while stopping or driv ing a t ver y low speed, you may f eel slig htly harder steering du e to overheating o f t he steering g earbox. T his indica t or normally comes on f or a f ew seconds when yo u turn the i g n i ti o n sw i tch to th e ON (II ) posit ion.
T his indica t or normally comes on f or a f ew seconds when yo u turn the i g n i ti o n sw i tch to th e ON (II ) posit ion. I f i t c o m e so na n ds t a y so na t a n y ot her time or it does not come on when you tur n t he ignit ion sw it ch t o t he ON (II) pos it ion, t her e is a problem wit h t he V SA syst e m.
To sw i tc h the i n f or m ati o n d i s p l ay b etw ee n th e od om e ter , tri p m ete r , out side t e mper at ur e, a nd e ngine oil lif e and maint e nance ite m code( s) , pres s t he SEL /R ESET but t on repeatedly. The od om e ter sh ows th e tota l di stanc e y ou r ve hi cl e has b een driv en.
Every t ime you press the display change butt on, the displa y c hange s fr o m t h e c u r r e n t fu e l m i l e a g e t o th e t emper at ur e ga uge, or f rom t he t emper at ur e ga uge t o t he curre nt f uel mi leage. Pres s and hold the displa y c hange button until yo u hear a beep .
When either of the trip meters (trip A or t rip B) is display ed, y our vehi cl e’ s ave rage f uel mi le age sin ce you l ast r eset t hat trip meter can be s h o w no nt h ei n f o r m a t i o nd i s p l a y (mpg o r l/100km) . T his n umb er is updat ed once per 10 se conds.
±± − −−−− −−− If t he out side t e mpera t ure is incorr ect ly displa yed , you c an a djus t it up to 5°F ( 3°C) warmer or cooler . T he temperature must b e st abiliz ed bef ore doing this proce dure . Select t he out side tempe ra t ure disp lay, then press and ho ld the SEL /R ESET but t on f or 10 seconds.
T he inf ormat ion dis play in the inst rument pane l shows you the engine oil lif e a nd maint enanc e se r vi c e ite m s wh e n the i g n i ti o n swit c h is in t h e ON (II) posit ion. T his inf ormation h elp s to keep you aware of t he peri odi c main tenance your ve hicle nee ds f or cont inue d t rouble - f r ee dr iv ing.
Thi s ga u g e sh o ws y o u the s tate o f ch arg e of th e ba tter y f or the Inte grat ed Mot or A ssist (IMA ). T his battery is recharge d b y the IMA mo tor, and disc harg ed by t he IMA whe n it is ass ist ing t he e ngine w it h power ing t he v ehicle .
Thi s ga u g e sh o ws y o u the s tatu s o f the Int egr at ed Mot or A ssist (IMA ). Wh en th e IM A b attery i s be i n g ch arg e d, the bo ttom s i d e of th e gauge illuminat es. W he n t he I MA is assist ing t he engine, t he upper side of t he ga uge illumina t es.
＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ Only o n vehicles equipp ed with navigation system, ref er t o the navigat ion system manual. T o use the h orn, press the center pad o f t he steering wheel. 1: 2: 3: 4: If equipped Cana dian mode l only Cont r ols Near t he St eer ing W heel 72 REAR WINDOW DEFOGGE R (P.
− − − − − − − − − MIST OFF INT I nt ermit t e nt LO Lo w sp e ed HI High speed Windshie ld wa sher s Push t he r ight leve r up or down t o selec t a posit ion. T he w ipers run at high speed u ntil you release t he lev er. T he wipers are not act ivated.
− − − T ur n signa l Of f Par king a nd int er ior light s Hea dlight s High bea ms F l a s hh i g hb e a m s Push down on t he lev er to signa l a lef t t urn a nd up t o signal a right tur n. T o signal a lane change , push light ly on the lever, an d h o l d i t.
＋− T he but t ons unde r t he lef t side ve nt cont rol t he br ight ness of t he inst rument panel. Push the or but t on t o adjust t he br ight ness.
Make sure the rea r window is clear and y ou ha ve good visibilit y bef ore sta rti ng to d ri v e. T h ed e f o g g e rw i r e so nt h ei n s i d eo f t he r ea r w indow can be a cc ident a lly dama ged. W hen cleaning t he gla ss, alway s wi p e s id e-to -si de .
P u sh the le ve r up to lo c k the st ee ring w heel in tha t posit ion. Make sure you have secure ly locked the st eering wheel in place by t r ying t o mov e it up, dow n, in, and ou t. Push t he lev er under the steer ing column all the wa y down.
Protect t he keys f rom d irect sunlight , high t e mper at ur e, a nd high humidit y. D o n o td r o p t h ek e y so rs e th e a v y object s on them. K eep the keys away f r om l iqu ids. If t hey get wet, dry them immediat ely w it h a sof t cloth.
If t he system repeat edly do es no t rec ognize t he coding of your key, contact your d ealer. Do no t attem p t to al te r thi s sy s tem o r add oth e r de vi c es to i t. El ec tri c al problems could result t ha t may ma ke your vehi cle i nop erable.
− − − − T he ignit ion sw it ch has f our posit ions: L OCK ( 0), A CCESSOR Y (I), O N ( II), and ST A R T (III). Y ou wil l hear a remin der beep er if you l eave t he key in t he L OCK (0) or t he A CCESSOR Y ( I) posit ion a nd open t he driver ’s door.
To l o ck th e do ors whe n g etti ng o u t of t he vehi cle, remove the key f rom th e ig n i ti o n s wi tc h , an d p u sh the top of t he ma st e r door lock sw it ch , t hen close t he door. W it h a ny door open and t he k ey in t he ignit ion, both ma st e r door lock swi tches and drive r’s doo r l ock tab are d is abl ed .
T he childpr oof door locks a re designed t o pr ev ent children seat ed in t he r ea r f r om a ccide nt ally opening t he r ea r door s. E ac h re ar door ha s a lock le ve r ne ar the edge. W it h t he lev er in the L OCK pos it ion, t he door cannot be ope ned f rom t he inside rega r dless of t he position of t he lock t ab.
L ocks a ll doors w hen t he shif t lev er is moved out of t he Par k ( P) posit ion. P u s ha n dh o l dt h ef r o n t o f t h e mast er door lock s wit c h on t he driv er ’s door until y ou hea r a click (a f t er about 5 seconds). R ele as e t he swit ch, a nd w it hin 5 seconds, t ur n t he ignit ion swit c h to the LOC K (0 ) p o si tio n .
Pu sh and ho ld the brake ped al, and move the shif t lever out of t he Par k ( P) position. R ele as e t he swit ch a nd, w it hin 5 seconds, t ur n t he ignit ion swit c h to the ACC E S S O RY (I) po s i ti o n . Mo ve the shi f t lever to the P ark (P ) posit ion.
P u s ha n dh o l dt h er e a r o f t h e mast er door lock s wit c h on t he driv er ’s door . Y ou will hear a click , and af ter ab ou t 5 seco nd s, you wil l hear ano ther cli ck.
− − P u s ha n dh o l dt h er e a r o f t h e mast er door lock s wit c h on t he driv er ’s door . Y ou will hear a click . Cont inue t o hold dow n t he s wit ch: Un til you hear ano ther clic k (a f t e r a bout 5 seconds) to activate Make sure the shif t lever is in t he Par k ( P) position.
− − P u s ha n dh o l dt h er e a r o f t h e mast er door lock s wit c h on t he driv er ’s door . Y ou will hear a click . Co nti n u e to ho ld th e sw i tch : R ele as e t he swit ch a nd, w it hin 5 seconds, t ur n t he ignit ion swit c h t o t he A CCESSOR Y ( I) posit ion.
Par ent s should decide if t heir children s hould be show n how t o use t his f eat ur e. F or more inf orma t ion about child sa f et y, s ee pa ge . T o open t he t r unk, pull the t r unk rele as e ha ndle on t he lef t side of t he driv er ’s se at .
− −− − Pres s t his but t on once to lock a ll door s. Some ext erior lights will f lash once. W hen yo u pu sh L O CK t w ice wit hin 5 se conds, you will he ar a horn t o ver if y t hat t he doors a r e lock ed. Y ou c annot lock t he door s if a ny door is not f ully cl os e d or th e key is in the i gn iti o n swit ch.
T o rep lace t he batt ery: R em ove the s crew at the b ase of th e tran s m i tter wi th a sm all Phillips-hea d scr ew driv er . S ep arate th e tran sm i tter b y pr yi ng it s middle seam w it h your f inger na il. I n si de the tra n s m i tter , se p ar ate the inner co ver f rom the keypad by re lea sing t he t w o t a bs on t he cover.
− ＋ T o adj ust t he se a t f orw a rd or back wa rd, pull up on the bar under t he se at cushion’ s f ront edge. Mov e t he se at t o t he desir ed posit ion, a nd r e l e a s et h eb a r .T r yt om o v et h es e a t t o mak e s ure it is locked in posit ion.
T o change the seat - back angle of t he f ront seat , pul l up the lever on the o u tsi de o f the se at bo ttom . Once a sea t is adjust e d corr ect ly, rock it back and f orth t o make sure it is lock ed in pos it ion. T he heig ht of your d river’s seat is adj ustab le .
When a passenger is seated in the rear c enter seatin g p o si tion , make sure the center head restra int is adj ust ed t o its highe st posit ion. T he hea d re st ra int s a djust f or height. Y ou need bot h hands t o adjust a rest r aint . D o not at t empt to a djust it while driving.
T his redu ces the dis ta nce between the restrain t and the occu pan t’s head . It a lso helps prot ect t he occupants agai ns t whi pl ash and in ju rie s to the neck and upper spine. A f t er a collision, t he a ct iv at e d rest r aint should r et urn t o its nor mal posit ion.
T he lid of t h e cons ole compa rt m ent c a nb eu s e da sa na r m r e s tb ym o v i n g it f orw ar d a nd bac kw ar d. Ma ke sure the armrest i s sec urely latched. Make sure your pa ssenger ’s ha nds o rf i n g e r sa r ea w a yf r o mt h ea r m r e s t bef or e mov ing it .
I n the H I se tti n g , the h ea te r turn s o f f when the seat get s warm, and turns bac k o n af ter the seat’s t emp eratu re drops. I n the LO se tti n g , th e he ate r ru n s cont inuously.
− − T o open or close t h e driv er ’s w indow, push or pull t he win do w s witch f irm ly do wn or u p to the second d etent , and release it. T he w indow w ill a ut omat ic ally go down or up all t he w ay . T o st op t he window , pull or push t he w indow swit ch brief ly.
Push t he appropr iat e edge of t he adjust ment switch t o move t he m i r r o rr i g h t ,l e f t ,u p ,o rd o w n . When you f inish, move the se l e c to r swi tc h to the c en ter (of f ) posit ion. T his turns the adjustment sw itch of f to keep your se tti n g s .
On Canadia n models T he o utsi de mirro rs are heated to re m o ve f og an d f ro s t. With th e ignit ion sw it ch in t he ON ( II) p o si tio n , tu rn on th e he ate rs b y pressing t he butt on. T he indicat or in th e bu tto n c o m es o n as a rem i n d e r.
＊ ＊ Int er ior Conv enience It e ms 100 COI N BOX CENTER POC KET GLOVE BOX BEVE RAGE HOLDE RS VANIT Y MIRROR ACCESSORY POWER SOCKET CONSOLE COMPART MENT COAT HOOK ACCESSORY POWER SOCKET : If equip.
Be care f ul when you are using t he bev era ge holde rs . A spilled liquid that is very hot c an s cal d you or your pass enger s. Spille d liquids c an dama ge t he upholster y, ca rpe t ing, and e lect r ica l compone nt s in t he int er ior. T o open t he console compa rt ment , pull up on t he lever , a nd lif t t he lid.
Open a ny door. Unlock the doors w it h t he k ey or re m o te tran sm i tter . Rem o ve th e ke y f ro m th e ig ni ti o n . T he f ront ceiling light has t w o spot light s. Pus h t he spot light lens es to tu rn th em on an d o f f . T he ce iling light has a t hree -posit ion switch: ON, Door Act iva ted, and OF F.
T he clima t e contr ol sys t em in y our vehi cl e p ro vid es a com f ortable driv ing env ironme nt in all w ea t her condit ions. T he st a ndar d a udio syst em ha s many f eat ures . T his se ct ion describe s t hose f eat ur es a nd how t o us e the m.
Clima t e Cont r ol 104 REAR WINDOW DEFOGGER BUTTON FAN CONTROL DIAL TEMPERATUR E CONTRO L DIAL AUTO BUTTO N MODE CONTROL BUT TON AIR CONDITIONING BUTTON FRES H AIR BUTTON RECIRCULAT ION BUTTON WINDSH.
Only on models equipped w it h Naviga t ion Syst em T he clima t e contr ol sys t em f or your vehi cl e can al so be op erated usi n g the v oice control system. See t he N a v i g a t i o ns e c t i o ni ny o u rQ u i c k St ar t Guide f or an overv iew of t his system a nd the Na vigat ion System manua l f or complet e de t ails.
A irf low i s di vided between t he f loor ve nt s a nd def rost er vent s a t t he bas e of t he w indshield. A ir f lows f rom the def roster vent s at the ba se of t he windshield. When you s elect , the system au to m ati cal ly sw i tch es to f re sh air mode a nd t urns on the A /C.
Set the te mpera t ure to t he lower limit . Make sure t he A /C is of f . Sel ec t and f resh ai r mod e. Set the f an t o t he desired spe ed. T he hea t er uses engine coola nt t o wa rm the a ir . If t he e ngine is cold, it will be sever al minut es bef ore you f eel warm air c om in g f rom t he system.
T o clear t he wind ows f ast er, you can close t he dashboar d cor ner vent s by ro tatin g th e whe e l b el ow eac h ve n t. T his sen ds more warm ai r to the windsh ield def roster v ents. Once the windsh ield is clear, select f resh air mode t o a void f ogging t he w indows.
Pres s t he OF F butt on. H owev er , a lac k of a irf low ca n ca use the w i n d o w st of o gu p .Y o us h o u l dk e e p the f an o n at all times so stale air an d moist ure do not build up in the int erior and ca use f ogging. T o regula t e the int e rior te mpera t ur e and humidit y, t he climat e c ont rol system ha s t wo sensors.
R e ad t he appropr ia t e pa ges in this sect ion f or opera t ion of t he audio syst e ms inst alle d in your vehic le. For vehic les w it hout nav igat ion syst em, se e page s t hrough . For vehic les w it h na v igat ion syst em, see page s t hrough .
Au d i o S ys te m Fe a tur e s 111 U.S . model with navi gati on syste m ０８／０７／１９ ０９：４１：２２ ３１ＳＮＣ６３０ ０１１６ 2009 Civic Hybrid I n f o r m.
Au d i o S ys te m ( M o d e l s w i th o u t n a vi g a ti o n s ys te m ) 112 TUNE/ SOUND KNOB PWR/V OL KNOB PRESET BUTTO NS SEEK BUTTO N AUTO SELECT BUTTON SCAN BU TTON AM/FM BUTTON ０８／０７.
− − − − − CONT INUE D If you do not hing, t he syst em w ill t hen scan f or t he next st rong st at ion a n dp l a yi tf o r 1 0s e c o n d s .W h e ni t play s a sta t ion y ou wa nt t o list en to, pres s t he SCA N but t on a ga in. Use the T UNE knob to t une t he radio t o a desire d f r eque ncy.
− T o t urn of f aut o select ,p r e s st h e A . SEL ( aut o sele ct ) but t on. T his restores the pres ets you o rig inal ly set. If you ar e traveli ng f ar f rom ho me and can no lon ger receive your preset sta tions, yo u can u se the au to sele ct f eature to f in d stat io ns in the l o cal area.
− − − Y ou ca n use t he instrume nt panel bright ness c ont rol but t ons t o adj ust t he illumina t ion of t he a udio sy st em (s ee pa ge ). T he audio sys t em illuminat e s whe n t he pa rk ing light s ar e on, even if t h e r adio is of f .
Y our audio sys t em is capa ble of rec eiv ing X M R adio a nyw her e in t h e United Stat es, except Hawa ii and Al as k a. XM is a registered t radem ark of XM Sat ellit e R adio ,I n c . XM R adio receiv es signals f rom t w o sat e llit es to pr oduce c lear , high- qualit y digita l re cept ion.
− − − Y ou ma y ex per ience periods w hen XM R adio does not tr ans mit the artist’s name and son g title inf or mat ion. If t his ha ppens, ther e is not hing wr ong wit h your sy st em. Tu rn th e TU N E k n o b t o change channel se lect ions.
− − − − − − T he sc an f unct ion giv es you a sampling of a ll cha nnels while in the chann el mo de. I n the category mode, only the c hanne ls w it hin t hat cat e gory are scanned. T o a ct iva t e sc an, p re s s the S C AN b u tto n .
− − T he X M s at e llit es are in orbit over th e eq u ato r; the re f or e, ob j ec ts so uth of t he v ehic le ma y ca use sat ellit e receptio n i nterruption s. To help compensat e f or t his, ground- based repeaters are pl aced in major metro po li tan areas.
Depe nding on wh ere you driv e, y ou may experi ence reception probl ems. Interf erence can be caused by any of th es e co nd i ti o n s : Driv ing on t he nort h side of a larg e co mm erci al t ruck on an east /west r oad. Driv ing in t unnels. Driv ing on a roa d beside a ve rt ica l wa ll, st e ep clif f , or hill t o t he south of you.
Play ing a Disc (Models w it hout nav iga t ion sy st em) Fe a tur e s 121 REPEAT BUTTO N FOLDER KNOB PWR/V OL KNOB CD BUTTON DISPL AY BUTTO N RANDOM BUTTO N LOAD INDICAT OR SCAN BUTTON EJECT BUTTO N .
− − − − − − − − T o load or play discs, t he ignition swit ch must be in t he A CCESSOR Y (I ) or O N ( II) posit ion. You o p e ra te the CD p l ay e r with the same c ont rols use d f or the r adio. T o selec t the CD pla yer , pr ess the CD but t on.
＞ Ea c h tim e yo u p re ss the DI S P b u tto n , t he dis play shows y ou t he tex t dat a on a disc, if t he disc wa s r ecor ded wi th te xt data . Y ou can see t he albu m , arti st, an d track n ame in the disp l ay. If a di sc is record ed i n MP 3 o r WMA , you can see t he f older a nd f ile name, a nd t he artist, albu m, and track tag.
− −− Each time you pres s a nd rele as e t he side of th e SE E K/S KIP bu tto n , the p l ay e r sk i p s f or wa rd to th e be g i n n i n g of th e next t ra ck (f ile in MP3 or W MA mode). Pr ess a nd re lea se t he si de to sk i p b ac k war d to the beginning of t he current t r ack .
−− − In MP3 or W MA mode In MP3 or W MA mode Th i s f e a tu r e , when activat ed, replays all f iles in the selected f older in t he order they are c om pre sse d. T o ac tivate f ol der re p ea t, p re s s the RPT b u tto n twi ce. Y ou wil l hear a beep and see F-R PT in t he dis play.
− − Pressing ei ther side of t he SEEK / SK IP but t on a lso t urns of f t he sca n fe a tu r e . Each time you p ress and release the SCA N butt on, t he mode changes fr o m fi l e s c a n t o fo l d e r s c a n , th e n t o no rmal pl ay. Press the eject but ton ( ) t o remove t he disc.
−＋ −＋ If you turn t he system of f w hile a d i sc i s p l ay i n g , ei th e r with the powe r/v olume k nob or by tur ning of f t he ignition sw it ch, the dis c w ill sta y in the dr i ve . Wh en yo u tur n th e syst em ba ck on, t he disc will begin play ing whe re it lef t of f .
Cause T h ec h a r to nt h er i g h t e x p l a i n st h e error messages you m ay see in t he display while pla ying a disc. If you see an error message i n the display while pla ying a disc, pr ess th e ej ec t b u tto n . A f ter ej ec ti n g th e di sc , c he ck it f or damag e or def orm ation .
Erro r Message Solut ion Cause T h ec h a r to nt h er i g h t e x p l a i n st h e error messages you m ay see in t he display while pla ying a disc. If you see an error message i n the display while pla ying a disc, pr ess th e ej ec t b u tto n . A f ter ej ec ti n g th e di sc , c he ck it f or damag e or def orm ation .
Play ing an iPod (Models w it hout na v ig a t ion sy st em) 130 SEEK/S KIP BUTTO N RDM (RAND OM) BUTTON RPT (REPEAT) BUTTO N iPod INDICATOR AUX BUTTO N CD BUTTO N POWER/ VOLUME KNOB TUNE KNOB DISP (D.
＊ ＊ T he audio system reads and plays sound f ile s t o be playa ble on t he iPod. T he sy st em cannot opera t e a n iPod as a mass storag e d evi ce. T he system w ill o nly play songs stored on t he iPod wit h iT unes. iPod and iT unes are regist ere d t ra dema rk s ow ned by A pple Inc .
Do not connect your iPod using a hub. D on o tk e e pt h e i P o di nt h e vehic le. Dir ect sunlight and high hea t will dama ge it . Do not use an ex t ension ca ble b etw ee n th e US B ad ap ter cab le equipped w it h y our v ehic le a nd your dock connect or.
＊ ＊ ＞ If t he a udio sys t em st ill doe s not rec ognize t he iPod, t he iPod may n ee d to b e res e t. Fo l l o w the inst ruc t ions t ha t came w it h y our iPod, or you can f ind re set in.
− Y ou ca n use t he SEEK /SK IP butt on while an iPod is pla ying to se lect passa ges a nd change f iles. Each time you p ress and r e l e a s et h e s i d eo f t h eS E E K / S KIP b u tto n , the s ys te m sk i p s f or wa rd to t he be ginning of t he ne xt f ile .
− Tu rn t he T UN E knob to sele ct a dif f er ent item in the selected mo de. The selec t ed it e m will be shown on the display f or a f ew seconds. W hen you sto p turn in g , th e sy ste m b e gi ns to p l ay th e f i rs t f il e f ro m the s el ecte d item.
− − − Y ou can sel ect a ny type of repeat and shuf f le modes by using t he R PT a nd R DM butt ons. Th i s f e a tu r e play s a ll av a ilable f iles in a sele ct ed mode ( pla ylist s, art ist s , albums or songs) in ra ndom orde r. T o a ct iv at e this, press and release t he RDM but t on.
＊ ＊ Y ou ca n disconnec t the iPod a t any time when you see the ‘‘OK to disconnect ’’ message in the iPod display . W it h t he A UX mode, you will see a ‘‘USB NO DAT A ’’ message in the disp l ay. A lways make sure yo u see ‘‘OK to discon nect’’ in the iPod display bef ore you disconnect it .
If you see an error message o n the audio dis play while pla ying a n iPod, f i n dt h es o l u t i o ni nt h ec h a r tt ot h e right . If y ou cannot clea r the error messa ge, ta ke y our v ehic le t o your dealer. Solut ion Error Message T he system cannot read t he f ile(s).
Play ing a USB F lash Memor y Dev ice (Models w it hout nav iga t ion sy st em) Fe a tur e s 139 RDM (RAND OM) BUTTON AUX BUTTON CD BUTTON TUNE KNOB SEEK/S KIP BUTTO N RPT (REPEAT) BUTTO N POWER/ VOLU.
＊ ＊ T he re commende d USB f lash memo ry devices are 256 Mbyte or higher. Some digit al a udio pla yer s m a yb ec o m p a t i b l ea sw e l l . Some USB f lash memor y de vice s (such as devic es with security lo ck- out f eat ures, etc.) will no t work in t his a udio unit .
− − − − − − − − − − − − − − − − − T he spe cif icat ions f or compat ible MP3 f iles a re : Bitra t e: 32/40/48/ 56/64/80/ 96/112/128/ 160/192/224/ 256/320/VBR kbps (MP E G1 ) Support ed sta nda rds: MPEG1 A udio L ayer3 MPEG2 A udio L ayer3 Par t it ion: T op pa rt it ion only Sampling f reque ncy: 32/44.
＞ Connect t he USB f lash memory de vice to the USB adap ter c abl e correctly and secu rely. Pull out the USB connec t or f rom t he holde r a nd r emove the cable f r om t he clip in t he cons ole co mp ar tm en t. When the USB f lash memory d evice is connec t ed, t he display show s a ‘‘USB CONNECT ED’’ message f or a f ew seconds.
− − − − Use t he SEEK /SK IP but t on while a USB f lash me mory device is playing t o select passa ges a nd cha nge f ile s. Each time you p ress and release the R PT but t on, t he mode changes f rom f il e repe at to f ol der rep eat, then to no rmal pl ay.
− − − − Th i s f ea t ur e pla ys t h e f iles in t he s elec t ed f older in ra ndom or der. T o a ct iv at e f older ra ndom, pre ss a nd re lea se t he R DM butt on (preset 3). Y ou will see F-RDM in the di s pl ay. Th i s f e a tu r e play s a ll t he f iles in r a ndom orde r.
If you see an error message i n the display, see page . Y ou ca n disconnec t the U SB f la sh mem o ry d evi ce at any ti me even if t he USB mode is selec t ed on t he au d i o sy s te m. With the AUX mo d e , you wil l see a ‘‘USB NO DA T A ’’ messa ge in the dis play .
If you see an error message o n the audio dis play while pla ying a USB f lash memo ry device, f ind the so lu ti o n i n th e ch ar t to the ri gh t. I f you cannot clea r t he error message, ta ke you r vehicl e to your dealer. Solut ion Error Message T he system cannot read t he f ile(s).
In addit ion t o t he st a ndar d a udio cont rols, t he audio syst e m in your vehi cl e can b e ope rated u si ng the voice con tr ol system. See the nav igat ion se ct ion in your Quick St ar t Guide f or an overv iew of t his syst em, and t he Naviga t ion Syst em Manua l f or complet e det a ils.
− ▲▼ ▲ ▼ T he ignition sw it ch must be in t he A CCESSOR Y ( I) or O N ( II) posit ion. Turn the sy s tem on b y pu sh i ng the powe r/v olume k nob or t he A M/F M but t on. A dj ust the v olume by tur ning t he pow er /volume knob. Pushing t he A UD IO but t on w ill als o tu rn o n th e sy ste m .
− − ▲▼ − Each preset but t on’s f requenc y is shown on t he bott om of t he a udio display. If you do nothing, the system will then sca n f or the next st rong sta t ion a n dp l a yi tf o r 1 0s e c o n d s .W h e ni t play s a sta t ion y ou wa nt t o list en to, pres s t he SCA N but t on a gain.
− If you ar e traveli ng f ar f rom ho me and can no lon ger receive your preset sta tions, yo u can u se the au to sele ct f eature to f in d stat io ns in the l o cal area. Pres s t he A UDIO butt on t o v iew the audio c ont rol ic ons, t hen touch t he A UT O SEL icon.
Play ing t he X M R a dio (Models w it h nav ig at ion sy st em) U.S. models only Fe a tur e s 151 TUNE BAR SCAN BUTTON JOYSTICK CATE GORY INDICAT OR AUDIO BU TTON XM RADIO BUTTO N POWER /VOLU ME KNOB.
− Y our audio sys t em is capa ble of rec eiv ing X M R adio a nyw her e in t h e United Stat es, except Hawa ii and Al as k a. XM is a registered t radem ark of XM Sat ellit e R adio ,I n c . XM R adio receiv es signals f rom t w o sat e llit es to pr oduce c lear , high- qualit y digita l re cept ion.
− − − − ▼ ▲ To s t o re a c h a n n e l : Y o uc a ns t o r eu pt o1 2 pres et channels using each pr eset b u tto n or p re s et ic o n s o n the s cr e en . Ea c h pr e se t bu tto n o r ic o n sto res one cha nnel f rom t he XM1 ba nd a nd one cha nnel f rom t he X M2 ba nd.
▲▼ T ouch the CHA NNEL L IST icon to sw i tc h the d i s p l ay to the c h an n e l li st whi ch sho ws all chan ne ls in all cat egori es. Sel ect and touch a desire d cha nnel. R ep eat step s 2 and 3 t o store t he f ir st six c hanne ls. Y ou can als o sele ct a d es ire d chann el f r om t he list s hown on the scree n.
− − − − − − − CONT INUE D T he signa l is curr ent ly too w ea k. Move t he vehic le to an area away f rom tall bui l di ng s, and w it h a n unobst ruct ed vie w of t he sout hern hor izon. XM is loading t he audio or progra m inf ormat ion.
T h eX Ms a t e l l i t e sa r ei no r b i to v e r th e eq u ato r; the re f or e, ob j ec ts so uth of t he v ehic le ma y ca use sat ellit e receptio n i nterruption s. To help compensat e f or t his, gr ound-bas ed repeaters are pl aced in major met ropolit an a re as .
Depe nding on wh ere you driv e, y ou may experi ence reception probl ems. Interf erence can be caused by any of th es e co nd i ti o n s : Driv ing on t he nort h side of a larg e co mm erci al t ruck on an east /west r oad. Driv ing in t unnels. Driv ing on a roa d beside a ve rt ica l wa ll, st e ep clif f , or hill t o t he south of you.
− − − − − − Adj u s ts the f ro n t-to -b ac k st rengt h of t he sound. T o a djust the fr o n t / r e a r fa d e r , to u c h t h e F R o r R R icon. A djust s t he bass. A djusts t he treble. T o adjust t he t reble and bass, t ouch or on ea ch side of t he t reble or bass a djust ment bar .
Y ou ca n use t he instrume nt panel bright ness c ont rol but t ons t o adj ust t he illumina t ion of t he a udio sy st em (s ee pa ge ). T he audio sys t em illuminat e s whe n t he pa rk ing light s ar e on, even if t h e r adio is of f . Y ou can sel ect the backg rou nd screen t o display the sound lev el.
− ＋ Play ing a Disc (Models w it h n av ig at ion sy st em) 160 SCAN BUTTON JOYSTICK AUDIO BU TTON POWER /VOLU ME KNOB OPEN BUTTO N CD BUTTON RANDOM BUTTO N REPEAT BUTTON REW IND BUTTO N FAST FORW.
− − − − − − − − You o p e ra te the d i sc p l ay e r with the same c ont rols use d f or the r adio. T o load or play discs, t he ignition sw it ch must be in the A CCESSOR Y ( I) or ON ( II) pos it ion. Vi d e o C D s an d DVD s d o n ot wo r k i n th i s un it.
T he disc player is behind t he nav igat ion screen. T o use t he disc p l ay er , p re s s the OP EN bu tton besid e the screen. T he screen f olds back , a nd t he disc pla yer appea rs. Insert a disc about half w ay into t he disc slot . T he dr ive will pull t he disc in t he r est of t he w ay and begin t o play it.
− − P u sh the A UD I O b utto n be si de the screen t o show the a udio displ ay a nd o p er ate th e di sc pl aye r. Y ou can also op erate t he audi o system w ithout using t he control icon s on the audio screen. Press t he CD b u tto n . T h e statu s b ar ap p ea rs o n the b o tto m o f the sc ree n .
− ▲ ▼ − − − − To select a dif f erent f old er, press ei ther si de o f the T UN E b ar to mo ve to th e beginning of t he next f older . Pre ss th e si d e o f the T UN E b ar to sk i p to the n e xt f o l d er , an d th e si d e to move to t he beginning of t he cur re nt f o l d e r .
− − CONT INUE D Pressing either SK IP butt on (preset 5 or 6) also t ur ns of f sc an. T he sc an f unct ion sa mples all t ra ck s (f iles in M P3 or WMA ) in t he order they were rec orded . To activate scan, pres s and relea se t he SCA N but t on.
▲▼ To u c h t h e Tr a c k Li s t i co n to sw i tc h th e di s p l ay to th e f o l d er l i st, then select and touch a desired f older. T he displa y c hange s t o t he f ile list . T hen, select and touch a d esired f ile. T ouch t he f olde r ic on on t he upper l eft o f the sc ree n to mo ve to the parent f older.
T o remov e a disc f r om t he a udio unit , f old ba ck t h e scr een by pressing t he OP EN bu tton (s ee p ag e ). Pre s s th e di s c ej e ct bu tto n ( ) to remove t he disc. If you eject t he disc, but do not r emov e it f r om t he slot , th e sy ste m wi ll au tom ati cal l y re l o ad it af t e r 1 0 se conds a nd put it in pause mode.
▲ ▼ L oad t he desired discs in t he maga zine, a nd loa d t he ma gaz ine in t he cha nger a ccording t o t he i n str u c ti o n s tha t c a me wi th the un it. If you select an empty slot in the maga zine, t he changer will sear ch f or the next ava ilable disc t o load a nd play .
T h ec h a r to nt h er i g h t e x p l a i n st h e error messages you m ay see in t he display while pla ying a disc. If you see an error message i n the display while pla ying a disc, pr ess th e ej ec t b u tto n . A f ter ej ec ti n g th e di sc , c he ck it f or damag e or def orm ation .
− ＋ Play ing a PC Car d (Models w it h na v ig a t ion sy st em) 170 OPEN BUTTO N AUDIO BU TTON SCAN BUTTON REPEAT BUTTON SKI P BUTTON SKIP BUTTON RANDOM BUTTO N FAST FORWARD BUTTO N REWIND BUTTON.
− − − − You o p e ra te the PC car d pl aye r wi th t he sa me contr ols us ed f or t he radio and t he disc pla yer . T o loa d or play a car d, t he ignit ion sw it ch must be in t he A CCESSOR Y (I) or ON (II) posit ion. T he P C card p l ayer reads and p l ays car ds in M P3 or WMA f ormat s .
− − − − Maximum layers (inc luding R O OT ): 8 la yer s In W MA f or ma t , DR M ( digit al r ight s mana gement ) f iles c annot be pla yed. I f the sy s tem f in ds a DRM f il e, it skips tha t f ile a nd play s t he next av a ilable f older or f ile .
A r t i s tm o d ep l a y st r a c k si n alp hab etic al orde r, b y art is t and so ng ti tl e . T h e r ea r et h r e ep l a ym o d e s :F o l d e r , A r t ist , and A lbum. T ouch t he PL A Y MODE icon, t hen choos e one of t h e modes by touching its icon.
If you select ‘‘Play a New T rack L ist,’’ th e sy ste m g o es in to th e se l ec te d play mode immediat e ly a nd begins t o play the f ile s in or der to t he new list . T o go bac k t o t he previous scree n, p r e s st h eC A N C E L b u t t o no nt h e r i g h ts i d eo f t h es c r e e n .
− − − ▲ ▼ − − I c o n so nt h e s c r e e nc a na l s ob e selected with t he joystick. Move the joyst ic k lef t or right and up or down unt il t he icon is highlighted, then press the EN T on t he t op of t he jo ysti ck to se l ec t the ic on .
− − − − Th i s f e a tu r e play s t he f iles w it hin a f older in rand om ord er. To activate track ra ndom, pre ss a nd re lea se t he R DM butt on (preset 2). Y ou will see T R A CK R A NDOM in the disp lay. P re ss and ho l d th e R DM b u tto n f or 2 se c o n d s to retu rn to no rma l p l ay .
▲▼ T o sc rol l thro ug h the disp lay, touch t h e o r i c o no nt h es i d eo f t h e s c r e e n .T og ob a c kt ot h ep r e v i o u s display, touch t he R et urn ic on. Y ou c an a lso s elec t a f ile dire ct ly f ro m the f ol de r an d trac k li sts o n the audio displa y.
In artist m od e, t he artist nam e i s also displ ayed on the right side o f ea ch selec t able icon. Selec t the desired f ile . T o sele ct a de sir ed icon wit h t he joyst ick, m ove it in t he a ppropr iat e direction, t hen p ress ENT . P r e s st h eA U D I O b u t t o nt og ob a c k t o t he nor ma l audio pla ying display.
CONT INUE D When you select ‘‘Song Search’’ f rom t he t r ac k list displa y, t he song sea rch menu a ppea rs. Y ou can then sel ect an y of three modes t o s ea rch a f ile : T it le by K e ywor d, A rt ist , a nd A lbum.
▲▼ T o cancel the selected letter, select th e le tter an d to u ch the De l ete i c o n . T o select more cha ract ers, t ouch the More icon. T he other chara ct er list will be shown. A f t er the syst em searches f or a song, a f ile list is dis play ed.
＊ ＊ ＊ T o p l ay the radi o when a PC card is play ing, pre ss t he A M/F M but t on or touch the FM1, FM2, A M, X M1 , or XM 2 icon. If a disc is in the audio unit , pre ss t he CD butt on or touch t h eC Di c o nt op l a yt h ed i s c .T o u c h th e CARD i co n to sw i tch bac k to the PC card player.
If you see an error message i n the display while pla ying a PC ca rd, f ind t h es o l u t i o ni nt h e c h a r t t ot h er i g h t . If you ca nnot clear the error messa ge, ta ke y our v ehic le t o your dealer. Solut ion Indicat ion T he system cannot read t he f ile(s).
− ＋ Play ing an iPod (Models w it h nav ig a t ion sy st em) Fe a tur e s 183 POWER /VOLU ME KNOB MAP BUTTON iPod INDICATOR CD/XM BUTTON AUDIO BU TTON USB ICON AUDIO DIS PLAY RPT (REPEAT) BUTTO N RDM (RAND OM) BUTTO N FAST FORWARD BUTTO N SKIP BUTTON SKIP BUTTON CANC EL BUTTON U.
＊ ＊ iPods t ha t are compat ible w it h your audio system are li sted belo w. Use t he latest f irmware. T his aud io sy stem can sele ct an d play the audio f ile s on t he iPod with t he sa me contr ols us ed f or t he in- dash disc player .
Do not connect your iPod using a hub. D on o tk e e pt h e i P o di nt h e vehic le. Dir ect sunlight and high hea t will dama ge it . Do not use an ex t ension ca ble b etw ee n th e US B ad ap ter cab le equipped w it h y our v ehic le a nd your dock connect or.
＊ ＊ When the iPod is conn ected and the USB mo de is selected on the audio disp lay, ‘‘L OA D’’ is shown f or a f ew seconds, t hen t he iPod indicat or is s h o w no nt h ed i s p l a y .
− − CONT INUE D Use the pr ese t butt ons while a n iPod is pla ying t o se lect pas sage s a nd change f iles. Ea ch pre set but t on’s f unct ion is shown on t he bot t om of the screen. Each time you p ress and release (preset 6), t he pl ayer sk i p s f or wa rd to th e be g i n n i n g of th e next f ile.
▲▼ Y ou c an a lso s elec t a f ile f r om t he iPod menu: pla ylist s, a rt ist s , a lbums and songs. Pr ess t he A UDIO butt on t o display the audio display on the nav igat ion scr een. T ouch t he iPod MENU icon to display t he iPod menu. T o sc rol l thro ug h the disp lay, touch t h e o r i c o no nt h es i d eo f t h e s c r e e n .
▲▼ CONT INUE D T he displa y sh ows t he it ems on tha t list . T ouch a desir ed f ile. T o sc rol l thro ug h the disp lay, touch t h e o r i c o no nt h es i d eo f t h e s c r e e n .T og ob a c kt ot h ep r e v i o u s display, touch t he R et urn ic on.
− − − Th i s f e a tu r e cont inuously pla ys a t ra ck/f ile. T o activate track repeat, pres s an d release the R PT butt on (preset 1). Y ou w ill see R EPEA T in t he dis play. T o turn it of f , press an d rel ease t he R PT but t on aga in.
＊＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ T o play the rad i o, pre ss the AM/FM butt on or t ouch the FM1, F M2, A M, XM1 , o r XM2 i con . Pr es s the CD icon t o s wit c h t o t he disc mode ( if a disc is loa ded). Ea ch t ime y ou press th e CD/ XM b utto n, th e aud io m o d e swit c hes be t we en iPod, dis c a nd XM radi o .
If you see an error message o n the scr een w hile playing a n iPod, f ind t h es o l u t i o ni nt h e c h a r t t ot h er i g h t . If you ca nnot clear the error messa ge, ta ke y our v ehic le t o your dealer. Error Message Solut ion Appear s when an unsupport ed iPod is inserted.
− ＋ Play ing a USB F lash Memor y Dev ice (Models w it h na v ig a t ion sy st em) Fe a tur e s 193 POWER /VOLU ME KNOB AUDIO BU TTON USB ICON RPT (REPEAT) BUTTO N RDM (RAND OM) BUTTO N FAST FORWARD BUTTO N SKIP BUTTON SKIP BUTTON MP3 INDICAT OR SCAN BUTTON TRACK LI ST ICON SOUND ICON REWIND BUTTON TUNE BAR JOYSTICK TUNE BAR U.
＊ ＊ Y ou can als o sele ct an ico n by moving t h e joy st ick . Mov e it t o lef t , right , up, or down t o cha nge the highlight ing and scroll t hr ough list s, t hen pr ess ENT on t he t op of t he joystick to set you r selection. T he re commende d USB f lash memo ry devices are 256 Mbyte or hig her.
− − − − − CONT INUE D Bitra t e: 32/40/48/ 56/64/80/ 96/112/128/ 160/192/224/ 256/320/VBR kbps (MP E G1 ) Sampling f reque ncy: 32/44.1/48 kHz ( MPEG1) 16/22.05/24 kHz ( MPEG2) Do not use a dev ice such as a car d reader o r h ard d rive as the d evice or y our f iles ma y be da ma ged.
− − − − − − − − − − − − Pull out the USB connec t or f rom t he holde r a nd r emove the cable f r om t he clip in t he cons ole co mp ar tm en t.
Connect t he USB f lash memory de vice to the USB adap ter c abl e correctly and secu rely. W hen t he USB devic e is c onnect ed and t he audio displa y is select e d on the screen by pressi ng the A UDIO b u tto n , the AUX ic o n sw i tch es to the US B i co n.
− − − ▲ ▼ Each time you p ress and release (preset 6), t he pl ayer sk i p s f or wa rd to th e be g i n n i n g of th e next f ile. Press and release (preset 5), t o skip backward t o t he beginning of t he curre nt f ile. P re ss it ag ai n to ski p to th e beginning of t he prev ious f ile .
▲▼ CONT INUE D To u c h t h e Tr a c k Li s t i co n to sw i tc h th e di s p l ay to th e f o l d er l i st, then select and touch a desired f older. T he displa y c hange s t o t he f ile list . T hen, select and touch a d esired f ile. T ouch t he f olde r ic on on t he upper l eft o f the sc ree n to mo ve to the parent f older.
− − Y ou can sel ect a ny type of repeat , ra ndom and sc an mode s wit h the R PT , R DM a nd SCA N butt ons. T o conf ir m t he select ed mode , pr ess t he A UD IO but t on t o s how t he audio cont rol display on t he na viga t ion screen.
− − − − Th i s f e a tu r e play s a ll t he t r a cks /f iles in random ord er. T o activate t rack rando m, pres s a nd re leas e t he RD M but t on (preset 2). Y ou will see T R A CK R A NDOM in the disp lay. Th i s f ea t ur e pla ys t he tr ac ks/f iles in t he selected f older in random order.
＊＊ ＊ ＊ T o play the rad i o, pre ss the AM/FM butt on or t ouch the FM1, F M2, A M, XM1 , o r XM2 i con . Pr es s the CD icon t o s wit c h t o t he disc mode ( if a disc is loa ded). Ea ch t ime y ou press th e CD/ XM b utto n, th e aud io m o d e swit che s bet we en t he USB, disc and XM radi o .
If you see an error message o n the scr een w hile playing a USB f lash memory device , f ind the s olut ion in th e ch ar t to the ri gh t. I f yo u ca n no t clear the error message, t ake your vehi cl e to you r d eale r. Solut ion Error Message T he system cannot read t he f ile(s).
T he radio can receive the comp lete A M an d FM b and s. T hose bands cov er t he se f requen- cies: A M band: 530 t o 1,710 kHz FM band: 87.7 to 107.
R a dio signa ls, e specia lly on the FM band, a r e def lect ed by lar ge obje ct s such a s buildings and hills. Y our radio t hen recei ves bo th t he d irect signal f rom t he st a t ion’s t ra nsmit t er , and t he def lect e d signa l. T his ca uses th e so u n d to d i sto rt o r flu tte r.
W hen a disc is not being pla ye d, st ore it in its case to pr ot ect it f r om dust and ot her conta mina t ion. T o prevent wa rpage, keep d iscs ou t of direc t sunlight a nd ext r eme heat . T o clean a disc, use a clea n sof t cloth. Wipe across the di sc f rom t he center t o t he out side e dge.
T he in-dash disc pla yer /cha nger has a s ophist ica t ed a nd delic at e mecha nism. If you insert a damaged disc a s indica t ed in t his se ct ion, it m a yb e c o m es t u c ki n s i d ea n d dama ge t he audio unit .
Small, ir regula r sha ped discs Discs w it h scra t ches, dir t y discs CD-R or CD-R W may not play due t o t he r ecor ding condit ions. Scra t ches and f inge rprint s on the discs ma y ca use t he sound t o skip. R ec ommended discs are pr int ed wit h t he f ollowing logo.
If you lose the c ar d, you mus t obta in t he code number f rom a de ale r. T o d o thi s, yo u wi l l n e ed the sy s tem ’ s seria l number. Y our vehicle ’s a udio sys t em w ill disable it s elf if it is disconnect ed f r om ele ct ric al power f or a ny reas on.
▲▼ ＋ − ＋ − ＋ − T he V OL but t on adj ust s t he v olume up ( ) or dow n ( ). Pr ess t he top or bot t om of t he but t on, hold it unt il t he des ired volume is r ea ched, t h en releas e i t.
＋ − ＋ − ＋ − If you are playi ng a PC c ard, p ress th e top ( ) o f the CH b u tto n to ad va n c e to the ne x t f il e . Pr e ss th e b o t t o m( )t og ob a c kt ot h e prev ious f ile. In MP3 or WMA mode, you can use th e se ek f un cti o n to se l ec t f ol de rs .
Change the hour s by pr essing t he H (pr eset 1) but t on unt il t he numbers ad va n c e to the de s i re d ti m e. Ch an g e t he minut es by pressing t he M (pr eset 2) but t on unt il t he numbers ad va n c e to the de s i re d ti m e.
T he security syst em help s to protect your v ehic le a nd v alua bles f rom t he f t . T he hor n sounds a nd a combinat ion of headlight s ( low be am), pa r king light s, side marke r light s , and t aillight s f lash if some one a t t empt s t o bre ak into y our v ehic le or remov e t he r adio.
P u sh the CRUI SE b utto n on th e steering wheel. The CR UISE MA IN indic at or on the inst r ument pane l comes on. Acc el erate to th e de s i re d cr u i si ng s p e e da b o v e2 5m p h( 4 0k m / h ) . Cruise c ontr ol may not hold t he set speed when you are going up and down hills .
Y ou can i ncrease the set cruising speed i n any of t hese ways: Press a nd hold the R ES/A CCEL butt on. W hen yo u reach the desired cruisi ng sp eed, rel ease the but t on. T o increase you r speed in very small a mount s, t ap t he R ES/ ACC E L b u tto n .
Y ou ca n ca ncel cr uise cont r ol in any of t hese wa ys: P u sh the CANC E L b u tto n o n the steering wheel. Whe n you push the CA NCEL but t on, o r tap the b ra ke o r cl u tc h pe d al , the system w ill remember the prev iousl y set cruisin g sp eed.
Y our vehicle is equipped w it h t he Bluet oot h HandsFreeL ink (HFL ). HF L use s Blue t oot h t echnology to lin k your cell pho ne to your vehicl e. With H FL , yo u can place and recei ve calls thr ough your vehicle ’s a udio sy s te m, with ou t the di stra cti on o f handling y our c ell phone.
W it h a linked phone, H FL allow s y ou to send and recei ve calls in your vehicle wit hout holding t he phone. T he HF L syst em has a help f unct ion t o prov ide ins t ruc t ions f or pa iring a phone, a nd giv e hint s on how t o opera t e HFL pr oper ly.
T h eH F L b u t t o n sa r eu s e da s f ollow s: When HF L is in use, the sound comes t hr ough t he vehicle ’s f ront audio sy st em spe ake rs. If t he audio syst e m is in us e w hile ope ra t ing ei the r of the H FL b u tto n s or m ak i n g a c all, H F L ove rr ides t he audio system.
When you are op erat ing HFL , diali ng or r ece iving calls w it h t he audio system in use, you will see the above screen on the navigat ion d isplay. On the map screen, you will see a ‘‘HFL ’’ message on the screen. A indica t or w ill also be disp layed on t he screen if your phone is link ed t o H FL .
CONT INUE D HFL is operated by the HFL T alk an d B ac k bu tton s on the l eft si de o f the steering wheel. T he next f ew pages provide instruc t ions f or all basic f ea tures of HF L .
T o go back one st ep in a command proce ss, say ‘ ‘Go b ack ,’’ or pre ss th e HFL B ac k b u tto n. If not hing is sa id w hile HF L is list ening f or a c ommand, HFL w ill t ime out and s t op it s v oice recog ni tion , the n p rom pt yo u with av a ilable options or help inf or mat ion.
＜＞ ＊ ＊ CONT INUE D Pres s and relea se t he T alk butt on. A f t er t he beep, if you say ‘‘Yes.’’ HF L r esponds ‘ ‘Ent er ing phone set up: pair menu. T he pa iring proce ss r equir es ope ra t ion of y our Bluet oot h phone . F or s af et y, only perf orm t his f unct ion w hile t he ve hicle is s t opped.
＜＞ Steps 4 and 5 show a common wa y to get your phone int o it s discov er y mode (se ar ching f or a Bluetooth relat ed device). If t hese st eps do not w ork on your phone , ref er to t he phone ’s ope ra t ing manua l. Follow the prompt s on y our phone t o get it int o it s discover y mode.
＜＞ ＜＞ CONT INUE D T o pa ir a not her phone, do t his: T o r ename a paired phone, do t his: W it h your phone on and t he ignit ion sw it ch in the A CCESSOR Y (I) or O N ( II) posit ion, pr ess and re lea se t he Talk b u tto n . A f ter the b ee p , s ay ‘‘Phon e setup.
＜＞ ＜＞ T o delet e a paired phone, do t his: T o list all pair ed phones, do t his: Pres s and relea se t he T alk butt on. A f t er t he beep, say ‘‘Phone setup.’’ HF L re sponds ‘‘ Phone set up optio ns are pai r, edi t, delete, li st, st at us, nex t phone, and set pairing code.
＜＞ CONT INUE D T o f ind out the st a tus of t he phone being used, do t his: T o change f rom the cur rent ly linked phone t o a nothe r pa ired phone , do t his: Pres s and relea se t he T alk butt on.
When you p air your p hone t o HFL , th e HFL s y ste m wi ll au tom ati cal l y select a pairing code a t ra ndom or in order . Y ou ca n cust omize t his sett ing mode bet w een R andom a nd F ixed. If you s elect t he f ixed m ode, t he HFL system w ill sel ect a pairing code sequent ia lly.
CONT INUE D Y ou can select or change some se tti n g s f or the H FL s ys tem . He re are the settin gs you can sel ect o r change . T o do this, make sur e your vehi cl e is p arke d saf ely, with you r phone on a nd t he ignition sw it ch in t he A CCESSOR Y (I) or ON (II) posit ion.
Pres s and relea se t he T alk butt on. A f t er t he beep, say ‘‘Yes.’’ HF L r esponds ‘ ‘Sec urit y is on. Each time t he vehicle is tur ned on, t he passc ode w ill be re quired to use t he system.
T o set the incoming not if ica t ion, do t his: If you say, ‘‘Prompt.’’ HFL r espond s ‘‘A n incoming c all pr ompt will be us ed. ’’ Y ou wil l hear a ‘‘You have an incoming ca ll.
Y ou ca n ma ke calls using any phone number, or by using a name in t he HF L phonebook . Y ou ca n a lso re dial t he la st number c alle d. Dur ing a c all, H F L a l l o w sy o ut ot a l ku pt o3 0 minut es a f ter you re move the key f r om t he ignit ion sw it ch.
T o ma ke a ca ll f r om t he list shown on t he nav igat ion displa y, d o t his: Pres s t he INF O but t on t o s how the inf ormat ion screen , then select a ‘ ‘Cellula r Phonebook’’ icon. T he screen is changed as shown abo ve. Say or sel ect a ‘‘Search Impo rt ed Phonebook’ ’ icon.
T o re dial t he last number called by t he phone, do t his: T o ma ke a ca ll using a na me in t he HF L phonebook, d o t his: Pres s and relea se t he T alk butt on. A f t er t he beep, say ‘‘R edial.’’ HF L r esponds ‘ ‘R edialing.’ ’ Once con nected, you wil l hear the pers on you c alled through the audio speak er s.
＃ HF L a llows you t o send numbe rs or name s during a ca ll. T his is usef ul when you call a men u-driven p hon e system. Y ou can also program acc ount numbers int o t he HFL phonebook f or e asy ret r ieva l dur ing menu-dr ive n calls. Pres s and relea se t he T alk butt on.
If you receive a call when you are not o n the p h o n e , HFL i nte rru pts th e audio sy st em ( if it is on), and play s t he incoming call not if icat ion, if activated . T o answer the cal l , p res s t he T a lk but t on a nd begin speaking. If you don ’t w ant t o answer t he call, pres s t he Ba ck but t on.
T o activate this f unction , d o this : T o mut e your voice, do t his: T o unmut e y our voice, do t his: During a ca ll, you c an mut e or unmut e your voice to t he person y ou are tal kin g to. Pres s and relea se t he T alk butt on. A f t er t he beep, say ‘‘Mute.
＜＞ ＜＞ ＜＞ ＜＞ T he HF L phonebook can st or e up t o 50 na mes w it h t he ir a ssocia t ed numbers . T hese ca n be a ny t y pes of numb ers. For example, you can store a phone number and use it t o ma ke a call, or yo u can store an account number a nd use it dur ing a c all t o a menu-dr ive n phone sy st em.
CONT INUE D T o delet e a na me, do t his: T o edit the number of a name, do this: Pres s and relea se t he T alk butt on. A f te r t he beep, sa y ‘‘Phone book.’’ HF L r esponds ‘ ‘Phonebook opt ions a re stor e, e dit , dele t e, rec eiv e cont a ct , a nd list .
＜＞ ＜＞ Pres s and relea se t he T alk butt on. A f t er t he beep, say ‘‘Yes.’’ HF L re sponds ‘‘ T he na me ha s been de let ed.’’ Pres s and relea se t he T alk butt on. A f te r t he beep, sa y ‘‘Phone book.’’ HF L r esponds ‘ ‘Phonebook opt ions a re stor e, e dit , dele t e, rec eiv e cont a ct , a nd list .
＜＞ ＜＞ CONT INUE D Y ou ca n st ore the de sired numbe r t o t he H FL phonebook direct ly f rom your cell phone. Y ou r p h on e m ay not h ave phonebook impor t f unct ion. Vis it ,o r c a l lt h e HandsFreeL ink consumer support at ( 888) 528-7876.
T he ce llular phonebook opt ion allows yo u to store up to 1,000 names and 10,000 p hon e num bers i n the phonebook of Bluetoot h HandsFreeL ink f rom your cellula r phonebook. T he maximum na mes and numbe rs t o be stor ed va r ies on th e data si ze.
CONT INUE D T o impor t t he cellula r phonebook Sea rch Impor t ed Phonebook: T his opt ion allow s y ou t o se ar ch t he phone number s st or ed in HFL . When you en ter a perso n’s f irst name or la st name, the system will f ind t he number you want and le t yo u make c all s.
T o se ar ch t he import e d phonebook Y ou ca n sear ch t he s tor ed number by ent e ring k eyw ords to ma ke calls by using HF L . Selec t ‘‘Cellula r P honebook’ ’ f rom the inf ormat ion screen , then select ‘‘Se ar ch Impor t ed Phone book’’ f rom the ‘‘Select an option ’’ screen.
CONT INUE D T he sy st em will displa y a list of person’s names, wit h the closest match to the name you entered at th e top o f the l i s t. Ent er t he PIN number. Y ou ca nnot ac cess a PIN pr ot ect e d phonebook if you do not use t he correct PIN number.
Select t he de sir ed number f rom t he list to stor e it in HF L . T he f ollowing ca t egor y ic ons w ill appe ar : Say or sel ect ‘‘Store in HandsFreeL ink’’ f rom the ‘‘Sel ect a num ber to call’’ s creen. T he screen show n abov e will appe ar .
CONT INUE D T o delet e t he impor te d phonebook You c an d e l ete th e sto r ed phonebook f rom H F L . L ink y our phon e to HFL a nd sel ect ‘‘Cellular Phonebook’ ’ f rom t he inf orma t ion screen, then sel ect ‘‘Delet e Imp orted Phonebook’ ’ f rom t he ‘‘Select a n opt ion’’ s cre en.
T o add, change, or r emove a PIN number f r om any phonebook T o add a PIN number Y ou ca n a dd, cha nge, or rem ove a PIN number f rom any phonebook . Selec t ‘‘Cellula r P honebook’ ’ f rom the inf ormat ion screen , then select ‘‘PIN Numb er’’ f rom the ‘‘Select a n opt ion’’ s cre en.
T o change a PIN number E n t e ry o u rn e wf o u r - d i g i t P I N number. Y ou will be aske d t o re - enter t he PI N to verif y. Selec t the phonebook t ha t you wish t o cha nge t he PIN number f or . T he display w ill cha nge a s shown a bove.
T his oper a t ion cle ar s t he HFL of your passcod e, you r paired pho nes, all na mes in the HFL phonebook , and a ll impor t ed phone books. Clea ring is r ecomme nded bef ore you sell yo ur vehicle. Pres s and relea se t he T alk butt on. A f t er t he beep, say ‘‘Yes.
＜＞ Canadia n models only A ll pa ired phone s missing a Fre nch name t ag are reco rded , the H FL system re turns t o idle. T his pr ocess will als o be r equir ed if t her e a re paired phones wit hout English t ags when cha nging f r om Fr ench t o English.
Canadia n models only T o select a language quickly, do t he f ollowing. A s requir ed by t he FCC: T his device complies w it h Part 15 of the FCC r ules.
Bef ore y ou begin dr iving your vehicle , you should know wha t gasoline to use and how t o check t he lev els of impor t ant f luids. Y ou also need t o know how to pr oper ly st ore luggage or pac ka ges. T he inf or mat ion in this s ect ion will help you.
Help a ssure your ve hicle’s f ut ur e relia bilit y and per f or manc e by paying ex tra atte n ti o n to ho w y o u d ri ve durin g the f irst 600 miles (1,000 km). Duri ng this perio d: Avo i d f ul l - thr o ttl e sta rts an d rap id accelerat ion.
T o open t he f uel f ill door, push down the l ever on the lef t of t he driver’s seat. St op f illing t he ta nk a f t er t he f uel nozzle aut omat ic ally clicks of f . Do n o t tr y to ‘‘ to p o f f ’’ th e tan k. T hi s lea ve s some room in t he f uel t a nk fo r t h e fu e l t o e x p a n d w i th t emper at ur e cha nges.
If t he hood la t ch handle mov es st if f ly, or if y ou ca n open t he hood wi th o u t li f tin g the ha n d l e, th e mec han is m sho ul d be clean ed and lubrica t ed. Put your f ingers under t he f ront ed ge of th e ho od n ea r the ce n te r.
R e move the dips t ick again, a nd check the level. It should be b etw ee n th e up pe r and lo we r mark s. T o close t he hood, lif t it up slightly to remov e the support rod f r om t he hole. Put t he s upport rod ba ck into it s holding c lip. L owe r t he hood t o about a f oot (30 cm) abov e t he f ende r, then let it drop .
L ook a t the coolant lev el in the radi ator reserve tank. Make sure i t is between t he MA X and MIN li nes. If it is below the M IN line, see on page f or inf or mat ion on adding t he pr oper coola nt . Re fer to on page f or inf orma t ion about checkin g other items o n you r vehi cl e.
− − − − Fue l economy is not a f ix ed numbe r. It var ies based on dr iv ing condit ions, driv ing ha bit s a nd ve hicle c ondit ion. T here f or e, it is not poss ible f or one set of estimat es t o predi ct f uel economy precise ly f or a ll driv er s in all env ironme nt s.
− − − − − − − A ggr essiv e driv ing ( har d accel eratio n and b rakin g) Exces sive idling, acce lera t ing a nd bra king in s t op-a nd-go t ra f f ic Cold engine ope ra t ion ( engin.
− − Fill the f uel t a nk unt il the noz zle a ut oma t ica lly c licks of f . R eset tr ip counter t o zero. R e cord t he t ot a l ga llons ( lit er s) ne eded to r ef ill. Follow one of t he simple ca lcula t ions a bove . Direct ca lculation is the rec ommended s ource of inf ormat ion about your act ual f ue l economy .
Y our dealer has Honda accessor ies t hat a llow y ou t o per sona lize your vehicle. These accessories have been de signed a nd a pprov ed f or your vehi cl e, and are co vered by warranty.
＊ ＊ Som e examples are: R emo vin g p arts f rom yo ur vehicl e, or r epla cing compone nt s w it h non-Honda component s could seriou sly af f ect your vehi cle’s handling, sta bilit y, a nd r elia bilit y. If you pla n t o modif y your vehicle , consult your dea ler .
Y ou r ve hi cl e h as several co nven i ent storag e are as: Glov e box Door pocket s However, carrying too much cargo, or impr oper ly st or ing it , can a f f ect your v ehic le’s ha ndling, st a bilit y, st opping dist a nce, tir es, a nd ma ke it un saf e.
−× − T he re sult ing f igure equa ls t he avail abl e amou nt o f carg o and luggage load ca pac it y. F or ex am p l e, i f the ‘‘XXX’ ’ amo un t equa ls 1,4 00 lbs . a nd t her e w ill be f ive 150 lb . passeng ers in your vehi cl e, the am o un t of availab le cargo and lu g gag e l o ad capaci ty i s 650 lbs.
I n ad d i ti o n , the to tal wei g h t o f the vehicle, all occu pants, a ccessories, car go, a nd t ra iler tongue loa d must not exceed the Gross V ehicle We i g h t Rat i ng (G VWR) or th e G r o s s A x le W eight R a t ing ( GA W R ) . Bot h a r eo na l a b e lo nt h ed r i v e r ’ s doorja mb.
St ore or secur e a ll it ems tha t could be t hr own a round and hurt someone dur ing a crash. Dist ribut e cargo e venly on the f loor of t he tr unk, pla cing the h ea vi e s t i tem s on the bo ttom an d as f ar f orward as p os si bl e. Do not put any it ems on the rear shelf t hat could cove r t he IMA bat t e ry air int a ke.
Do not spill a ny liquids ov er t he a ir int ak e or put a ny s mall f or eign ob jec ts i n it. This may damag e t he IMA battery and the po wer co ntrol unit .
T his se ct ion giv es you t ips on st ar t ing t he engine under v ar ious co nd i ti o n s , an d h o w to o p er ate th e au to m ati c tran sm i s si on s (C VT ).
Make s ure all wind ows, mi rrors, and out side lights a re clean a nd unobst ruct e d. R e move f r ost , snow , or ic e. Check that any items you may be ca rr ying a re st ored properly or f ast ened do wn securely. Ch eck the s eat adj us tmen t (see page ).
A pply the pa r king br ak e. In col d weat her, turn o f f all electrical accessories to red uce th e dr ai n o n th e batte ry. If t he engine does not st ar t wit hin 15 seconds, or sta rt s but st alls rig ht away, rep eat step 4 wi th the acce le rator p ed al pres sed hal f way down.
Honda’ s Cont inuously V ar iable T r a nsmission’s unique de sign prov ides a smoot h, cons t ant f low of powe r. It is e lect r onica lly c ont rolle d f or more pr ec ise ope ra t ion a nd bet t er f uel ec onomy. T hese indic at or s on t he inst r ument panel show which posit ion t he shif t lev er is in.
− T o shif t f rom Pa r k t o a ny pos it ion, pre ss f irm ly on the b rake ped al and p r e s st h er e l e a s eb u t t o no nt h ef r o n t of the shif t lever, t hen pull the lever. Y o uc a n n o ts h i f to u to f P a r k w h e n t he ignit ion s wit c h is in the L OCK (0 ) or t he A CCESSOR Y ( I) position.
− − − − − Press the brake peda l and pr ess the relea se but t on on t he f ront of t he shif t lever t o shif t f rom Park to reverse. T o shi f t f rom reverse to neutral, c ome to a c o m p l e t es t o p ,a n dt h e ns h i f t .P r e s s the release butt on bef ore shif ting in to reverse f rom n eutral.
Rem o ve th e ke y f ro m th e ig ni ti o n swit ch. Set the p arking brake. Rem o ve th e ke y f ro m th e sh i f t lock r ele ase slot, then insta ll t he cover. Make su re the n otch on the cover is on t he shif t lever side. Retu rn the ke y to the i g n i ti o n swit ch, press the br ake pedal, and resta rt t he engi ne.
− − T he A ut o Idle St op f unct ion may activate wh en yo u slo w d own . T he engine will st ar t again when you rel ease the b rake ped al. It wi ll als o rest art , even if you are st ill p ressing t he bra ke pedal, under the se condit ions: Y ou mo ve t he shif t lever f rom D or N to R or L .
If you open the dr ive r’ s door when Auto S to p i s ac ti ve , the i n d i c ato r wi l l blink a nd you w ill hea r a cont inuous beep. T he beep will stop when you close t he door. W it h t he driver ’s door open, y ou will hear a continuo us b eep even i f t he A ut o Idle Stop f unct ion is deac tivated and t he eng in e restart s.
Make sure t he w indows a re closed. T ur n of f t he lights. Pl ace any packag es, valu abl es , etc., i n the tru nk o r take the m wi th yo u. If t he v ehic le is f acing downhill, tu rn th e f ron t wh eel s tow ar d th e curb. Make sure the parking brake is f ully released bef ore driving awa y.
Y our vehicle is equipped w it h f ront disc b rakes. T he brakes on the rear wheels are drum . A power assist help s redu ce the ef f ort needed o n t h eb r a k ep e d a l .T h eA B Sh e l p sy o u ret a in s t eer ing cont r ol wh en br ak ing very h ard.
T he ele ct ronic brake distr ibut ion (EB D ) sy ste m , wh i ch i s pa rt of the A BS, also bala nces the f ront -t o-r ea r bra king dist ribut ion a ccor ding t o ve hicle loa ding. T he hydraul ic system that operates the b rakes has two se parate circu its.
Y our vehicle is not de signed t o t ow a tra i l er . Attemp tin g to d o so can voi d your w ar ra nt ies. I f the ABS i nd ic ato r a n d the b ra ke system indicat or come on together , and t he park ing br ak e is f ully rel eased , the EB D system may al so be shut down.
Wh en th e lo w ti re pre s su re in d i c ato r is on, one or more of your tir es is signif ica nt ly unde rinf lat ed. You should stop and check your tires a s so on as p o s s i bl e, an d i n f la te the m to t he prope r pr essure as indica t ed on t he v ehic le’s tire inf orm at ion pla ca rd .
For exa mple, if y ou chec k a nd f ill you r tires in a warm area, t hen drive in ext remely co ld weat her, the tire pres sure will be low er tha n mea sure d and c ould be unde rinf lat ed and cause t he low tire pr essure indica t or t o c ome on.
A s requir ed by t he FCC: T his device complies w it h Part 15 of the FCC r ules. Opera t ion is subject t o t he f ollowing t wo condit ions: ( 1) T his dev ice may not cause harmf ul int erf erence, and (2) t his device must accept any inter f erence r eceived, including inter f erence t hat may cause undesir ed opera t ion.
When V SA activa tes, you will see t he V SA A ct iv at ion indicat or blink . If t his indica t or comes on w hile driv ing, pull t o t he side of t he r oad whe n it is saf e, a nd t ur n of f t he engin e. R eset t he system by rest a rt ing t he engine.
Driv ing w it h v ar ying t ire or whe el sizes may cause t he V SA t o malf unct ion. W hen re placing t ir es, make sure they ar e of t he sa me size and type as yo ur o rigi nal tires (see page ). If you inst all w inte r t ire s, mak e sure they a re t he sa me size as t hose t hat we re originally supplied wit h your vehi cl e.
If you ha ve the skills a nd t ools t o perf orm mor e c omplex ma int ena nce t as ks on y our v ehic le, y ou may wan t t o purcha se t he servic e ma nual.
T o e li mi nate p o tential hazard s, read t he inst r uct ions be f or e you begin, and make sur e y ou have the too l s and s kills r equir ed. T o clea n pa rt s, use a c ommerc ially avail abl e d eg rease r o r p arts clea ner , not gasoline .
− − − − − − − − − − − − CONT INUE D Calculat ed E ngine Oil L if e ( %) 100 % 91 % 90 % 81 % 80 % 71 % 70 % 61 % 60 % 51 % 50 % 41 % 40 % 31 % 30 % 21 % 20 % 16 % 15 % 11 % 10 .
T he maintenance item code or co des i n d i ca te the m ai n an d su b ite m s requir ed a t t he t ime of t he oil change (se e pag e ). If t he r ema ining engine oil lif e is 1 5 t o 6 per cent , y ou will se e t he e ngine oil lif e indicat or ever y t ime you tur n th e ig n i ti o n s wi tc h to the O N (II ) posit ion.
If you s till do n ot perf orm the indicat e d maint e nanc e, you w ill see nega t ive mileage. It is displa ye d when yo u d rive m ore than 10 mil es (f or U. S. models) or 10 km ( f or Cana dian mode ls) af te r see ing t he 0 percent message. A f t erwa rd, i t show s your driving dista nce if you cont inue t o dr ive .
Y our dealer will rese t the displa y af te r c omplet ing t he require d maint ena nce serv ice. Y ou w ill see ‘‘OIL L IFE 100%’’ on the in f ormat ion display the ne xt time you tur n t he i g n i ti o n sw i tch to th e ON (II ) posit ion.
If you have the requi red service done but do not reset t he displa y, or rese t the displa y w it hout doing t he ser vic e, t he syst em w ill not show t he pro p er m ain tenan ce in tervals . This c a nl e a dt os e r i o u s m e c h a n i c a l problems because you will no longe r have an acc urate record of when maintenance is needed.
− − − − − − ＃ Y o us h o u l dc h e c kt h e f o l l o w i n g it ems a t the specif ie d int er va ls. If you a re unsure of how t o perf orm any check, turn to t he appropr iat e page listed. Engin e oi l level Check every ti m e yo u f il l th e f ue l tan k.
＊ ＊ ＃ ＃ ＃ ＊ Maint enance Minder 295 : If the mes sage ‘‘SERVICE OIL’’ does not appear more than 12 months after the display is reset, change the engine oil every year. Independent of the maintenance minder display, replace the brak e fluid every 3 years.
Fl u i d L o c a ti o n s 296 RADIATO R CAP ENGINE OIL DIPSTICK (Ora nge loop) WASHE R FLUID (Blue ca p) AUTOMATI C TRANSM ISSION (CVT) FLU ID DIPSTIC K (Yel low loop) ENGINE COOLANT RESERV OIR BRAKE .
T he oil v iscos it y or weight is prov ided on t h e cont a iner ’s label. Oil is a major contr ibut or to your engine’ s per f or manc e a nd longev it y. A lways use a premi um-g rade 0W-20 det er gent oil displaying t he A PI Cer t if ic at ion Seal.
Y ou ma y us e a synt het ic mot or oil if it meet s t he sa me r equire ment s give n f or a conv ent iona l mot or oil: it display s t he A PI ce rt if icat ion s ea l, and it is t he proper w eight . Y ou must f ollow the oil and f ilt er change i n ter va l s sh o wn on th e in f or m ati o n display.
Ref il l the en g i n e wi th th e rec ommended oil. Engine oil cha nge c apa cit y (inc luding f ilt e r): L et t he en gi ne run f or several minut es, t he n chec k t he dr a in bolt and oil f ilt er f or le ak s. Put a new washe r on t he drain bolt , then rein stall the d rai n b o lt.
T urn of f t he engine, let it sit f or seve ra l minute s, t hen che ck t he oil level on the dipstick. If necessary, add m ore oil. Put the under-cov er back in pla ce and r eins t all t he nine holding clips . L o c kt h ec l i p ss e c u r e l yb yp u s h i n g o n the c en ter of ea ch cl i p .
I f the re se r ve tan k is c o m p l ete l y empty, you should also check t he cool ant level in the radiator. T he coola nt lev el should be up t o t he ba se of t he f iller neck. A dd coola nt if it is low . Do not add a ny r ust inhibitor s or ot her addit ive s t o your vehic le’s cooling sys t em.
Check the f luid l evel in the win ds hi el d washer reser voi r at l eas t mont hly during normal use. Th e l o w w as h e r level in dicator comes o n when the leve l is low (see page ). Check the f luid level by remo ving the cap an d lo oki n g at t he level gauge.
Check the f luid level with the e ngine at no rmal op eratin g tempe rature. R e move the dipstic k ( ye llow loop) f r om t he t r ansmission, a nd w ipe it with a cl ean clo th. Inser t the dipstic k a ll t he w a y int o the transm is si on secu rely as shown in the illustr at ion.
Check the brake f luid lev el in t he reservoi rs m on thly. R eplace the brake f luid every 3 years, independe nt of milea ge. A lw ay s use Honda Hea vy Duty Bra ke Fluid DO T 3. If it is not av a ilable, you should use only DOT 3 or D OT 4 f luid, f rom a seale d co ntain er, as a tem po rary replacemen t.
CONT INUE D T o change a bulb on t he lef t side, remov e the c oolant t ube f r om t he t wo c lips. O p e nt h eh o o d . R e m o v et h er e s e r v et a n kf r o mi t s holder by pulling it str aight up. T h eh e a d l i g h t sw e r ep r o p e r l ya i m e d when you r vehicle was new.
I f y o ur e p l a c e dah e a d l i g h t b u l bo n the dri ver’s side, rein stall t he engine c oolant re ser ve ta nk. T o change the bulb on the drive r’s side, st a rt t he e ngine, t ur n t he steering wheel all the way t o the right , t he n t urn of f t he engine .
T o change the bulb on the drive r’s side, st a rt t he e ngine, t ur n t he steering wheel all the way t o the right , t he n t urn of f t he engine . T o change the bulb on t he passenger ’s side, t urn the steering wheel to the lef t. R emov e t h e bulb f rom t he headlight a ssembly by tur ning it one-q uarter t urn co unterclo ckwise.
Open t he trunk. Use a f lat -tipped screwdriver to remov e the t w o holding c lips f rom t he inner f ender , a nd pull t he inne r f ende r c ove r ba ck . R emov e t he bulb f rom t he socket by pushing t he bulb in and t urning it counte rc lockw ise until it unlocks.
R e move the s ocke t by t urning it one-q uarter t urn co unterclo ckwise. Pull t he bulb s t ra ight out of it s socket . Push the ne w bulb s t ra ight i n to the s o c ke t u n ti l it bo ttom s . R eins t all t he socket int o t he light ass embly by tur ning it clockw ise unt il it locks.
Pull t he bulb s t ra ight out of it s socke t . Push t he new bulb st r aight i n to the s o c ke t u n ti l it bo ttom s . Insert t he socke t ba ck int o t he light assembly . T urn it cloc kw ise t o lock it in pla ce . Push t he t runk lid tr im bac k int o posit ion.
If your sea t belt s get dirt y, use a sof t brush w it h a mixtur e of mild soa p and warm wat er to cle an t hem . Do not use bleac h, dye, or clea ning solven ts. L et the belts air d ry bef ore you u se the vehicle. Dirt build-up in the loops of t he seat belt anchor s ca n ca use t he belts to re tra ct sl o wl y .
T his f ilt er remove s t he dus t and p o l l e n t h a ti sb r o u g h ti nf r o m t h e o u tsi de th ro u g h th e he ati ng an d cooling sy st em/clima t e contr ol system. Have you r d eale r rep l ace t he f il ter whe n t his se rv ice is indicat e d by a maint ena nce message on t he inf or mat ion display.
CONT INUE D Disconnect t he bla de a ssembly fr o m t h e w i p e r a r m : Put a clot h on t he edge of t he l o ck tab , the n p u sh up o n the l o ck tab car ef u l l y wi th a f la t-ti p screwd river. W hen r epla cing a wiper blade, make s ure not to d rop the wi per bl ade or wipe r arm do wn on t he windshield.
Examine the new wiper bl ades. If they have n o pl astic or metal reinf orcement alon g the back edge, remove the meta l reinf orcemen t strips f rom the o ld wiper blade, a nd inst a ll t hem in th e sl o ts al o n g th e ed g e of th e ne w blade .
K eepin g the tires prope rly i nf lat ed prov ides t he bes t combinat ion of handling, t rea d lif e, a nd riding comf ort . Under inf la t ed t ir es wea r unev enly , adversely af f ect handl ing and f uel economy , and are more like ly t o fa i l fr o m b e i n g o v e r h e a t e d .
If you check a ir pressur es w hen t he tires are ho t [driven f or several mi les (k ilomet er s)], y ou will se e re adings 4 t o6p s i( 3 0t o4 0k P a ,0 . 3t o0 . 4 kgf /cm ) higher t ha n t he cold rea dings. T his is normal. D o not let air out t o ma t ch t he r ecomme nded col d air p ressure.
A t ire this worn giv es very litt le t ra ct ion on wet roa ds. Y ou should repl ace the tire if you can see three or mo re tread wear indi cat ors. Eve ry time you check inf la t ion, you should also examine the t ires f or dama ge, f oreign obje ct s, a nd we ar .
R e place your t ir es wit h ra dia l t ire s of the same si ze, l oad rang e, sp eed ra t ing, a nd max imum cold t ir e press ure rating (a s s ho wn o n t he ti re ’ s si d e wal l) .
＋ T ires marked ‘‘M S’’ o r ‘‘A ll Se aso n’’ on the side wall have an all- weather t read des ig n sui table f or most wint er dr iving conditions. For the best pe rf ormanc e in snow y or ic y condit ions , you s hould inst a ll snow t ires or t ire chains.
Mount tir e cha ins on your tir es w hen requir ed by driving c ondit ions or local laws. Inst a ll them only on the f ront t ires. Beca use your v ehicle has limit ed tire clea ra nce, Honda str ongly rec ommends using t he c hains list e d below, made by Se curit y Chain Company ( SCC).
− Check the condition of t he 12 volt bat t e ry monthly by looking at t he t est indicat or window. T he label on th e ba tter y ex p l ai n s the te st indica t or’s colors.
Fill the f uel t a nk. If you need to park your vehi cle f or an extended peri od (more than 1 mon th), there are several thi ngs you should do t o pr epa re it f or s t ora ge. Proper prepa ra t ion helps prev ent det er iora t ion a nd ma kes it ea sie r t o get your v ehic le ba ck on the road.
T his se ct ion cov er s t he more common proble ms t ha t motor ist s experien ce with their vehicles. It give s you inf orma t ion a bout how t o saf ely evalu ate the prob le m and wh at to d o to co r re ct it. I f the p ro bl e m ha s st ra nded y ou on t he side of t he r oad, yo u may b e able to g et go i ng agai n.
Check the inf lat ion pressur e of t he com pac t spare t ire every time y ou check the ot he r t ir es. It should be inf lat ed to: Follow the se pr ec aut ions: Never exceed 50 mph (80 km/h). T his t ire gives a harshe r rid e an d l es s tra cti on o n so me ro ad surf a ces.
CONT INUE D If you ha ve a f lat tir e w hile dr iving, st op in a saf e pla ce t o change it . Driv e slowly a long t he s houlder until you g et t o an exit or an area t o stop t h a t i s fa r a w a y fr o m t h e tr a ffi c l a n e s . Park the vehi cle o n f irm, level, and non-slipper y gr ound.
L oosen each wheel nut 1/2 turn with t he wheel n ut wr ench. Rem o ve th e ce n ter ca p f ro m the wheel with the ext ension . Place the jack under t he ja ck ing poi nt nearest t he tire you need to change . T urn t he end bra cke t clock wise until t he t op of t h e ja ck cont a ct s t he jack ing point .
Use the ext ensio n and the wheel nu t wren ch as sh o wn t o raise t he ve hicle unt il t h e f lat tir e is of f the ground. R emove the wheel nuts, then remov e t he f lat tir e. H andle the whe el nut s c ar ef ully; t hey m ay be ho t f rom dri vin g.
T ighten the wheel nuts securely i n the s ame criss cro ss patt ern. Have t he w heel nut t orque checked at th e ne ar es t auto mo ti ve s er vi ce f a cilit y . T ight en t he w hee l nut s t o: Pl ace t he f lat tire f ace d own in the spar e t ire well.
Diagnosing why t he e ngine w on’t st ar t f a lls int o t w o a re as, depending on what you hear when you turn t he ignit ion swit ch t o t he ST A R T ( III) posit ion: If t he he adlight s dim notice ably or g o o ut wh en yo u try to sta rt the engine, e it her the ba t t er y is dischar ged or the connect ions a re corr oded.
A r e y ou using a proper ly code d key ? A n imprope rly coded key will caus e t he immobilizer sy st em indicat or in the instr ument panel t o blink r apidly (see page ).
＋ ＋ A lt hough this s eems like a simple proced ure, you shou ld take several prec aut ions . T o jump st a rt your vehic le: T he number s in t he illustra t ion show you t he or der to c onnect t he jumpe r cables. Connect one jumpe r c able to t he posit iv e ( ) t e rmina l on your b atte ry .
− Start the ve hi cle . If t he start er m o to r sti l l o p er ate s sl owl y, ch e ck that the jum per cabl es have goo d m eta l -to -m eta l co ntac t. K e ep t he ends of t he j umper cables away f rom each othe r an d any metal on the vehi cle u ntil everything is disconnect ed.
T he r ea ding on t he vehicle ’s t emper at ur e ga uge should st a y in th e mi d r an g e . If i t c l i m b s to the re d mar k, y ou should de t ermine the reason (hot day, dri ving u p a steep hill, et c.
St ar t the e ngine, a nd set the i n ter i o r tem p er atu re to max i m u m . A dd c oolant t o t he r a diat or up to t he ba se of t he f iller ne ck.
If necessa ry, add oil t o bring t he leve l back t o t he f ull mark on t he dipst ick ( s ee pa ge ). T he engine running gener at es t he oil pressur e. W he n t he A ut o Idle St op is ac t iva t ed, t he engine is s t opped, t he oil pre ssur e is dr opped, and t he low oil pre ssur e indica t or does not come on.
− − I f t h eA u t oI d l eS t o pi sa c t i v ef o ra n ext e nded per iod, t he charging system indicat or may come on . If it happens, sta rt t he e ngine.
If t he indica t or comes on r epea t edly , even though it may t urn o f f as you cont inue dr iving, have your ve hicle chec ked by your de ale r a s s oon as possible. Y ou r ve hi cl e h as certain ‘‘read in ess codes’’ tha t are part of t he on-boa rd diagnost ics f or t he emissions systems.
I f the ABS i nd ic ato r c o m e s on with the bra ke syst em indicator, hav e your v ehic le inspect e d by your dealer im mediately. How ev er, if t he brak e peda l doe s not f e el nor mal, you should t a ke immedia t e a ct ion. A pr oblem in one par t of t he syst em’ s dua l cir cuit design w ill st ill give you brak ing at tw o wheel s.
T he v ehicle ’s f uses a r e cont a ined in t h r e ef u s eb o x e s . T he p rim ary and seco nd ary un der- hood f use boxes a re in the e ngine compartment on the driver’s side. T he int er ior f use box is undernea t h t he st e ering column.
Turn the ig ni ti o n s wi tc h to the L OCK ( 0) position. Make sure t he headlight s and all ot he r accessories are of f . R e move the cover f rom the f use box. If somet hing e lect r ical in y our ve h i cl e sto ps wo r ki ng , the f ir s t thi ng y o us h o u l dc h e c kf o ri sab l o w nf u s e .
If you can not dri ve the vehicl e wit hout f ix ing t he pr oblem, a nd y ou do no t have a sp are f us e, t ake a f use of t he same rating or a lo wer rat in g f r om one of t he othe r cir cuit s. Make s u r e y o uc a n d ow i t h o u tt h a tc i r c u i t temporar ily (such as the accessory powe r soc ket or radio).
When the audio system is disabled, th e cl o c k se tti n g in the au d i o sy s te m will b e canceled. Y ou will need to reset the clock accor ding to the inst ruc t ions in t he audio sys t em s e c t i o ni nt h i so w n e r ’ sm a n u a l .
− − No. No. Ci rc ui ts Prote cte d No. Circuits Prot ect ed Ci rc ui ts Prote cte d Am p s . Am p s . Am p s . 1 2 3 1 2 3 IMA2 IMA1 Booster MS 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 .
− − − − − − − ＊ ＊ ＊ No. No. No. Ci rc ui ts Prote cte d Am p s . Am p s . A mps. Circuit s Prot ect ed Ci rc ui ts Prote cte d 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21.
− − CONT INUE D If , due to da mage , your vehicle must be towed with the f ront wheels on t he ground, do this: W it h t he f ront wheels on the ground, i t is be st to tow the ve h i c l e no f arth er than 50 miles (80 km), and keep the s p e e db e l o w 3 5m p h( 5 5k m / h ) .
Emer g ency T ow ing 346 T he steeri ng sys tem c an be damaged if the st eering wheel is lock ed . Leave the ignition s witch in the ACCESSORY (I) position, and mak e sure the ste ering wheel turns f reely be f ore you begin towing. T rying to lif t or tow your vehic le by the bumpers wil l caus e seri ous damage.
− T h ed i a g r a m si nt h i ss e c t i o ng i v e you t he dime nsions a nd capa cit ie s of your vehicle a nd t he locat ions of the ident if ic at ion numbe rs. It a lso includes inf orma t ion you s hould know about your v ehic le’s tir es a nd emission s control syst ems.
Y our vehicle ha s se ver a l ident if y ing numbers in va rious pla ce s. T he v ehicle ident if ica t ion number (V IN) is t he 17-digit number y our dealer uses to reg ister your vehicle f or war ra nt y purpose s. It is also necessa ry f or licensing a nd insuring yo ur vehi cle .
T he engine number is st amped into t he engine block. T he tr ansmission numbe r is on a labe l on t op of t he tr ansmis sion. T he IMA Mot or Number is st a mped on t he mot or housing.
＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ Specif icat ions 350 Dimensions Weight s Engine Seating Capacities Capacities 176.7 in (4,489 mm) 69.0 in (1,752 mm) 56.3 in (1,430 mm) 106.3 in (2,700 mm) 59.1 in (1,501 mm) 60.2 in (1,529 mm) Length Width Height Wheelb ase Track Gross vehicle weight rating See the certification label attached to the driver ’s doorjamb.
−− − − − − − − − − − − − − − − − − Specif icat ions T echnical Inf ormat ion 351 Air Conditioni ng Fuses Alignment 12 V olt Battery Tires Lights HFC-134a (R-134a) 14.1 15.9 oz (400 450 g) SE-10Y 12 V 60 W 12 V 3 CP 12 V 21/5 W 12 V 21 W 7°6’ 1°39’ 0°3’ 0.
Qua lit y gra des can be f ound whe re applic able on the tir e s idewa ll bet w een t r ea d shoulder and max imum sect ion w idt h. F or example: A ll passe nger ca r t ir es must conf orm t o Fe der al Sa f e t y R equire ment s in ad d i ti o n to th es e g rad es .
T he temp erature g rades are A ( the high est), B, and C, representing the ti re ’ s res i s tan ce to the g en erati on o f hea t and it s a bilit y t o dis sipat e heat when test ed under cont r olled condit ions on a specif ied indoor labor at or y t est whe el.
− − − − − − − − − − − − − Ti re ty p e c o d e . Da te of m an u f ac tu re . Whenever tires are repl aced, they should be r epla ced wit h t ire s of t he same size. T he f oll owing is an e x a m p l eo f t i r es i z ew i t ha n expla na t ion of wha t eac h compone nt means.
− A s an add ed saf ety f eature, you r vehi cl e h as been equ ip p ed with a tire pressure monit oring syst em (T PMS) t hat illumina t es a low t ir e pr essur e t ellt a le whe n one or more of y our t ires is signif ica nt ly unde r-inf lat e d.
− A lways check t he T PMS malf unction t ellt a le a f t e r r epla cing one or more tires or wheels on yo ur vehicl e to en su re th at the re p l ac em en t or altern ate tires and whee ls all ow t he T PMS t o cont inue t o f unct ion prope rly.
＊ ＊ T he bur ning of gasoline in your vehic le’s e ngine pr oduces se ve ra l by- product s . Some of t he se a re car bon monoxide ( CO ), oxide s of nit r ogen (NOx), and hydrocarbons (HC). Ga soline ev a pora t ing f rom t he t a nk also pr oduces hy droca r bons.
T he ex ha ust emissions contr ols include f our syst ems: PGM-FI, ignit ion t iming cont r ol, exha ust gas reci rcu latio n , an d three way catalyti c converter. T hese f our systems work t oget her to c ont rol t he e ngine’s combust ion a nd minimize the amount of HC, CO, and NOx that come out t he t a ilpipe.
T he three wa y cata lytic converter cont ains precious me t als t ha t serv e as cat a lyst s, promoting chemical reactio ns to co n vert the exhaus t gass es w it hout af f ect ing t he met als. T he cat alytic con vert er is ref erred to as a three-way catalys t, s in ce it acts on HC, CO, and NOx.
If you take your vehicle f or an emissi ons test shortly af t er the bat t er y ha s bee n disconnec t ed or gone dea d, it may not pass the t e st . T his is bec ause of cer t a in ‘‘r eadine ss codes’’ t ha t must be set in the on- boar d diagnost ic s f or the emissions systems.
Selec t a nea rby lightly tra v eled major hi ghway where you can maintain a speed of 50 t o 60 m ph ( 8 0t o9 7k m / h )f o ra t l e a s t2 0 mi nu tes. Drive on t he hig hway in D. Do n ot use the cruise control. W h e n tr a ffi c a l l o w s , d r i v e fo r 9 0 seconds wit hout moving t he accelerat or pedal.
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.... Cust omer Serv ice Inf orma t ion . 3 64 .................... Warra nty Coverages . 365 R e port ing Sa f e t y D ef ect s .......................
Honda dealer ship pers onnel ar e tr ained prof essionals. T hey should be able to a nswer all your questions. If you encount er a problem t ha t your dea lership doe s not solve to your sat isf ac tion, please discuss it wit h the dealership ’s managem ent.
− − − − − − − − − Y our new v ehicle is cove red by the se warrantie s: covers you r new vehicl e, excep t f or th e ba tter y, e m i ss io n s co ntro l systems, a nd accessories, against def ect s in ma t er ia ls a nd workm ans hi p.
If NHT SA r ece ive s simila r com- plaint s, it ma y ope n an invest iga t ion, and if it f inds that a sa f et y def ect exist s in a group of ve hicles , it may order a r eca ll a nd re medy campa ign. However, NHT SA canno t become involv ed in indiv idua l proble ms between you, your dealer, or A me rica n Honda Motor Co.
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CONT INUE D .................................... A ccessories . 263 A CCESSOR Y ( Ignit ion K e y ....................................... Posit ion) . 80 ............. A ccessory Power Socket . 101 .................... A ddit iv es, Engine O il . 297 .
Bulb R eplacement .......................... Back-up L ights . 309 ..................... Brake L ights . 308 , 309 ........ Fr ont Side Ma rk er L ight s . 307 ........... Fr ont T ur n Signa l L ight . 307 ................................. Hea dlight s .
＊ CONT INUE D ........ DOT T ire Quality Gra ding . 352 ........... Dri ver an d Pass en ger Saf ety . 5 ........................................... Driv ing . 269 .................................... Economy . 259 .................. Dust and Pollen Filt e r .
......................................... Ga soline . 25 4 ............... Fuel Reserv e Ind icator . 61 ........................................... Gauge . 66 ................ Oct a ne R equir ement . 254 ........................ T ank , F illing t he .
CONT INUE D Li g h ts .................... Bulb R eplacement . 305 ....................................... Indicat or . 60 ......................................... Par king . 74 .................................. T ur n Signa l . 74 .................
......... Protect ing A dults and T eens . 11 ... Add i ti o n al Safety Pr ec au tio n s . 17 ..... A dv ice f or Pr egnant W omen . 16 ........................ Protect ing Children . 34 ....................... Prot ec t ing Inf a nt s . 39 ....... Protect ing L a rger Chi ldren .
CONT INUE D Speed-S ensitive Volume ....... Comp ensation (SV C) . 115 , 158 ....................................... Spot light s . 102 .......... SR S, A ddit iona l Inf or mat ion . 21 ... Add i ti o n al Safety Pr ec au tio n s . 32 ...............
T r ansmission Checking Fluid Lev el, .............................. Auto m ati c . 30 3 .................. Fluid Selection . 303 , 304 .............. Identif ication Numb er . 388 ............. Shif t ing t he A ut oma t ic . 273 ....................
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Ser v ice Inf or ma t ion Summa r y Gasoline: Fuel Tank Capacity: Brake Fluid: Tire Pressure (measured cold): Recommended Engine Oil: Automatic Transmiss ion Fluid (CVT): 32 psi (220 kPa , 2.
T h is owne r’s manua l should be conside red a perman ent part of t he vehicl e and should rema in wit h t he v ehicle w hen it is sold. T h is owne r’s manua l cover s all models of t he Civic Hybr id. Y ou may f ind descr iptions of equipment and f eatur es t hat a re not on your part icular model.
An important point after buying a device Honda Civic Hybrid (2009) (or even before the purchase) is to read its user manual. We should do this for several simple reasons:
If you have not bought Honda Civic Hybrid (2009) yet, this is a good time to familiarize yourself with the basic data on the product. First of all view first pages of the manual, you can find above. You should find there the most important technical data Honda Civic Hybrid (2009) - thus you can check whether the hardware meets your expectations. When delving into next pages of the user manual, Honda Civic Hybrid (2009) you will learn all the available features of the product, as well as information on its operation. The information that you get Honda Civic Hybrid (2009) will certainly help you make a decision on the purchase.
If you already are a holder of Honda Civic Hybrid (2009), but have not read the manual yet, you should do it for the reasons described above. You will learn then if you properly used the available features, and whether you have not made any mistakes, which can shorten the lifetime Honda Civic Hybrid (2009).
However, one of the most important roles played by the user manual is to help in solving problems with Honda Civic Hybrid (2009). Almost always you will find there Troubleshooting, which are the most frequently occurring failures and malfunctions of the device Honda Civic Hybrid (2009) along with tips on how to solve them. Even if you fail to solve the problem, the manual will show you a further procedure – contact to the customer service center or the nearest service center
