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uuChecking and Maintaining TiresuDOT Tire Quality Grading
Maintenance
The traction grades, from highest to lowest, are AA, A, B, and C.
Those grades represent the tire’s ability to stop on wet pavement
as measured under controlled conditions on specified
government test surfaces of asphalt and concrete. A tire marked
C may have poor traction performance.
The temperature grades are A (the highest), B, and C,
representing the tire’s resistance to the generation of heat and its
ability to dissipate heat when tested under controlled conditions
on a specified indoor laboratory test wheel. Sustained high
temperature can cause the material of the tire to degenerate and
reduce tire life, and excessive temperature can lead to sudden tire
failure. The grade C corresponds to a level of performance which
all passenger car tires must meet under the Federal Motor Vehicle
Safety Standard No. 109. Grades B and A represent higher levels
of performance on the laboratory test wheel than the minimum
required by law.
■
Traction
■
Temperature
1Traction
Warning: The traction grade
assigned to this tire is based on
straight-ahead braking traction tests,
and does not include acceleration,
cornering, hydroplaning, or peak
traction characteristics.
1Temperature
Warning: The temperature grade for
this tire is established for a tire that is
properly inflated and not
overloaded. Excessive speed,
underinflation, or excessive loading,
either separately or in combination,
can cause heat buildup and possible
tire failure.
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- 2012 TSX Sport Wagon 1
- Contents 3
- Visual Index 4
- Safe Driving (P21) 9
- Instrument Panel (P63) 10
- Controls (P 85) 11
- Steering Wheel (P115) 12
- Tailgate (P93) 12
- Power Windows (P101) 12
- Climate Control System (P140) 13
- Clock (P86) 13
- Features (P145) 14
- Driving (P189) 15
- VSA® OFF Button (P211) 16
- Cruise Control (P207) 16
- Tire Pressure Monitoring 16
- System (TPMS) 16
- Refueling (P 221) 16
- Maintenance (P 227) 17
- (0 to (q 19
- (q to (0 and 19
- Quick Reference Guide 20
- Event Data Recorders 21
- Service Diagnostic Recorders 21
- 3WARNING 22
- 3CAUTION 22
- Safe Driving 23
- ■ Control your speed 25
- Safety Checklist 27
- About Your Seat Belts 28
- (w before 29
- Seat Belt Reminder 29
- Fastening a Seat Belt 31
- Adjusting the Shoulder Anchor 32
- Advice for Pregnant Women 34
- Seat Belt Inspection 35
- Airbag System Components 36
- Types of Airbags 39
- Front Airbags (SRS) 39
- Housing Locations 39
- Operation 40
- How the Front Airbags Work 40
- Advanced Airbags 42
- Side Airbags 43
- Side Airbag Cutoff System 45
- Side Airbag Off Indicator 45
- Side Curtain Airbags 46
- Airbag System Indicators 47
- Airbag Care 50
- Protecting Child Passengers 51
- Protecting Infants 53
- Protecting Smaller Children 54
- Selecting a Child Seat 55
- Rigid Type 56
- Lower Anchors 56
- Adding Security with a Tether 59
- ■ Using an outer anchor 60
- ■ Using the center anchor 60
- Safety of Larger Children 61
- Protecting Larger Children 61
- Checking Seat Belt Fit 61
- Booster Seats 62
- Carbon Monoxide Gas 63
- Label Locations 64
- Instrument Panel 65
- Indicators 66
- (w, and goes 67
- (w, then goes off 67
- 2 Replacing Light Bulbs 71
- P. 249, 251 71
- (w, then 72
- (0, pull 72
- (w again 72
- 2 Security System Alarm P. 99 73
- 2 Cruise Control P. 207 73
- Indicator 73
- (0, then remove the 75
- Speedometer 76
- Fuel Gauge 76
- Temperature Gauge 76
- Tachometer 76
- Multi-Information Display 77
- Switching the Display 77
- Odometer 78
- Trip Meter 78
- Outside Temperature 79
- Instant Fuel Economy 79
- Average Fuel Economy 79
- Elapsed Time 80
- Average Speed 80
- Engine Oil Life 80
- Bluetooth® HandsFreeLink® 80
- Customized Features 81
- ■ Customization flow 82
- Adjusting the Time 88
- Key Types and Functions 89
- Retractable Master Keys 89
- Valet Key 90
- Key Number Tag 90
- Using the Remote Transmitter 91
- ■ Locking the driver’s door 92
- ■ Lockout prevention system 92
- Using the Lock Tab 93
- Childproof Door Locks 94
- Auto Door Lock/Unlock 94
- (P, the driver’s door 94
- ■ Opening the tailgate 95
- ■ Closing the tailgate 95
- Open Handle 96
- Remote Transmitter 98
- Power Tailgate Button 99
- Power Tailgate Close Button 99
- Auto-Closer 100
- Power Tailgate Fail-Safe Mode 100
- Immobilizer System 101
- Security System Alarm 101
- Panic Mode 102
- ■ Automatic operation 103
- ■ Manual operation 103
- Function 104
- Transmitter 104
- (w. Use the 106
- Opening/Closing the Moonroof 106
- Ignition Switch 107
- Turn Signals 108
- Light Switches 108
- Manual Operation 108
- Fog Lights 110
- Daytime Running Lights 110
- Wipers and Washers 111
- Front Wiper/Washer 111
- Rear Wiper/Washer 112
- Brightness Control 113
- (w, you can use the 113
- Continued 115
- Storing a Position in Memory 116
- Recalling the Stored Position 116
- Adjusting the Steering Wheel 117
- Interior Rearview Mirror 118
- Power Door Mirrors 118
- (R; this improves close-in 119
- Reverse Tilt Door Mirror 119
- Adjusting the Seat Positions 120
- Adjusting the Seat-Backs 121
- Adjusting the Head Restraints 122
- Controls 123
- To make it firmer: 124
- Pull the lever backward 124
- To make it less firm: 124
- Push the lever forward 124
- Active Head Restraints 126
- Rear Seats 127
- Folding Down the Rear Seats 127
- Using the Front Seat Armrest 128
- Using the Rear Seat Armrest 128
- Interior Lights 129
- Interior Light Switches 129
- Map Lights 129
- Cargo Area Light 130
- Interior Convenience Items 131
- Glove Box 131
- Console Compartment 132
- Under-floor Storage Area 133
- Floor Storage Compartments 133
- Side Storage Compartment 134
- Beverage Holders 135
- Accessory Power Sockets 136
- Coat Hooks 137
- Cargo Hooks 138
- Sunglasses Holder 139
- (w to use 140
- Seat Heaters 140
- Tonneau Cover 141
- Climate Control System 142
- Synchronized Mode 144
- Sunlight Sensor 145
- Temperature Sensor 145
- Features 147
- About Your Audio System 148
- USB Adapter Cable 149
- Audio Antenna 149
- Auxiliary Input Jack 150
- Audio System Theft Protection 150
- Audio System Basic Operation 151
- Adjusting the Sound 152
- Playing the AM/FM Radio 153
- Radio Data System (RDS) 154
- Playing the XM® Radio 155
- To Play the XM® Radio 156
- Playing a CD 157
- (MP3/WMA) 158
- How to Select a Play Mode 159
- Playing an iPod® 160
- 2. Rotate to select a menu 161
- Playing a USB Flash Drive 163
- Playing Bluetooth® Audio 166
- Switching to HFL 167
- Audio Error Messages 168
- (+: Skips to the next song 170
- XM® Radio Service 171
- Subscribing to XM® Radio 171
- Receiving XM® Radio 171
- XM® Radio Display Messages 171
- Recommended CDs 172
- ■ Protecting CDs 173
- USB Flash Drives 174
- Training HomeLink 175
- Important Safety Precautions 175
- Training a Button 176
- Using HFL 177
- HFL Buttons 177
- Help Features 178
- Information Display 178
- HFL Menus 179
- (q or ON (w to use HFL 179
- * Not available on all models 180
- Phone Setup 181
- Making a Call 183
- Receiving a Call 184
- Transferring a Call 184
- Muting a Call 184
- HFL Phonebook 185
- ■ To delete a name 186
- System Setup 187
- ■ To clear the system 188
- Compass Calibration 189
- Compass Zone Selection 190
- Driving Preparation 192
- Exterior Checks 192
- Interior Checks 193
- 2 Fastening a Seat Belt P. 29 194
- 2 Indicators P. 64 194
- Maximum Load Limit 195
- Towing Preparation 197
- Towing Load Limits 197
- Driving Safely with a Trailer 199
- Towing Speeds and Gears 199
- Turning and Braking 199
- Towing Your Vehicle 200
- Driving in Hilly Terrain 200
- Starting the Engine 201
- (P, then 201
- (D. Select (R when reversing 202
- Starting to Drive 202
- Precautions While Driving 203
- Other Precautions 203
- Automatic Transmission 204
- Creeping 204
- Kickdown 204
- Shifting 205
- Shift Lever Operation 206
- Sequential Shift Mode 207
- (S to (D 208
- Cruise Control 209
- To Set the Vehicle Speed 210
- To Cancel 210
- To Adjust the Vehicle Speed 211
- Stability Control), System 212
- VSA® Operation 212
- VSA® On and Off 213
- (w and press the 214
- Tire Pressure Monitor 214
- Federal Explanation 216
- Brake System 218
- Parking Brake 218
- Foot Brake 219
- ABS (Anti-lock Brake System) 220
- Brake Assist System 221
- When Stopped 222
- Fuel Information 223
- How to Refuel 224
- Fuel Economy 226
- Accessories 227
- Modifications 227
- Maintenance 229
- Inspection and Maintenance 230
- Maintenance Safety 231
- Vehicle Safety 231
- Maintenance Minder 233
- Maintenance Service Items 235
- Resetting the Display 236
- Maintenance Under the Hood 237
- Opening the Hood 238
- Recommended Engine Oil 239
- Oil Check 240
- Adding Engine Oil 241
- Engine Coolant 244
- Reserve Tank 244
- Radiator 245
- Transmission Fluid 246
- Automatic Transmission Fluid 246
- Brake Fluid 247
- Checking the Brake Fluid 247
- Refilling Window Washer Fluid 248
- Headlight Bulbs 249
- High Beam Headlight 249
- Fog Light Bulbs 250
- Low Beam Headlights 250
- High-Mount Brake Light Bulbs 253
- Rear Turn Signal Light Bulbs 253
- 2. Remove the lens 256
- 3. Remove the old bulb 256
- 4. Insert a new bulb 256
- Checking Wiper Blades 257
- 1. Raise the wiper arm off 259
- Retainer 260
- Checking Tires 261
- Tire Labeling 262
- Tire Sizes 262
- Glossary of Tire Terminology 263
- DOT Tire Quality Grading 264
- Traction 265
- Temperature 265
- Wear Indicators 266
- Tire Service Life 266
- Tire and Wheel Replacement 267
- Tire Rotation 268
- Winter Tires 269
- Checking the Battery 270
- Charging the Battery 270
- Replacing the Battery 271
- Dust and Pollen Filter 272
- Interior Care 273
- Cleaning Seat Belts 273
- Floor Mats 274
- Maintaining Genuine Leather 274
- Exterior Care 275
- Washing the Vehicle 275
- Using High Pressure Cleaners 275
- Applying Wax 276
- Cleaning the Window 276
- Maintaining Aluminum Wheels 276
- Handling the Unexpected 277
- Injecting Sealant and Air 280
- 2 Emergency Towing P. 299 283
- Air Only Hose 283
- Checking the Engine 286
- (e and check the 286
- Jump Starting Procedure 287
- Releasing the Lock 289
- How to Handle Overheating 290
- ■ Next thing to do 291
- ■ Last thing to do 291
- Indicator, Coming On/Blinking 292
- Tighten Fuel Fill Cap Message 293
- If the EPS Indicator Comes On 294
- Fuse Locations 296
- Engine Compartment Fuse Box 296
- Driver Side Fuse Box 296
- Passenger Side Fuse Box 297
- Engine Compartment 298
- Driver Side 298
- Passenger Side 299
- Inspecting and Changing Fuses 300
- (0. Turn 300
- Emergency Towing 301
- Model with power tailgate 303
- Model without power tailgate 303
- Information 305
- Specifications 306
- ■ Brake Fluid 307
- ■ Transmission Fluid 307
- ■ Engine Oil 307
- ■ Engine Coolant 307
- Identification Numbers 308
- Devices that Emit Radio Waves 309
- Reporting Safety Defects 310
- Testing of Readiness Codes 311
- (w, without starting the 311
- Warranty Coverages 313
- Authorized Manuals 315
- Client Service Information 316
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