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Pressing the OFF button shuts the
climate control system completely
off. Keep the system completely off
only for short periods. To keep stale
air and mustiness from collecting,
you should have the fan running at
all times.
To put the Automatic Climate
Control in fully-automatic mode,
press the AUTO button. Then set
the desired temperature by pressing
either side of the TEMP button:
to raise the temperature above the
displayed value, or to lower the
temperature.
The system automatically selects the
proper mix of conditioned and/or
heated air that will, as quickly as
possible, raise or lower the interior
temperature from its current level to
the set temperature.
When you set the temperature to its
lower limit (60°F/18°C) or its upper
limit (90°F/32°C), the system runs
at full cooling or heating only. It does
not regulate the interior temperature.
When the temperature is set
between the lower and upper limits,
the system regulates the interior
temperature to the set value.
In cold weather, the fan will not
come on automatically until the
vehicle has been driven for a short
time and the heater starts to develop
warm air.
Climate Control System
Comfort and Convenience Features
Fully-automatic Operation
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- Introduction 1
- AFewWordsAboutSafety 2
- Contents 5
- Your Vehicle at a Glance 6
- Important Safety Precautions 10
- Why Wear Seat Belts 12
- What you should do: 12
- Driver and Passenger Safety 13
- Protecting Adults 16
- Protecting Children 25
- Warranty Information 51
- U.S. Models 51
- Carbon Monoxide Hazard 58
- Safety Labels 59
- Control Locations 62
- Indicator Lights 63
- Canadian Models 69
- SSEELLEECCTT BBUUTTTTOONN 70
- RREESSEETT BBUUTTTTOONN 70
- CCOONNTTRROOLL DDIIAALL 75
- Steering Wheel Controls 81
- Keys and Locks 85
- Before you begin 96
- Canadian Owners: 97
- TTRRAAIINNIINNGG BBUUTTTTOONN 98
- Instruments and Controls 100
- See page for important safety 104
- RREELLEEAASSEE LLEEVVEERR 105
- HHAANNDDLLEE 105
- RREELLEEAASSEE BBUUTTTTOONN 106
- MMEETTAALL PPLLAATTEE 108
- TTRRIIAANNGGUULLAARR MMAARRKK 108
- Seat Heaters 109
- Power Windows 110
- Moonroof 113
- AAUUTTOO SSWWIITTCCHH 114
- Touring Model 115
- Mirrors, Parking Brake 116
- CONTINUED 117
- MMEEMMOORRYY BBUUTTTTOONNSS 118
- Beverage Holders 120
- Beverage Holder 121
- Sunglasses Holder 123
- Sun Visor, Vanity Mirror 124
- Accessory Power Sockets 125
- Coin Box, Coat Hook 126
- Interior Lights 127
- Trip Computer 131
- Climate Control System 146
- Audio System 157
- Security System 195
- Before Driving 197
- Break-in Period, Gasoline 198
- Service Station Procedures 200
- Fuel Economy 204
- Accessories and Modifications 205
- Carrying Cargo 207
- Driving Guidelines 212
- Preparing to Drive 213
- Starting the Engine 214
- Automatic Transmission 215
- The Braking System 224
- Driving in Bad Weather 228
- Towing a Trailer 230
- Extended Towing 242
- Off-Highway Guidelines 244
- Maintenance 251
- Maintenance Safety 252
- Maintenance Schedule 254
- OCCASIONALLY 256
- Owner Maintenance Checks 263
- Fluid Locations 264
- Engine Oil 265
- Cooling System 269
- Windshield Washers 274
- Automatic Transmission Fluid 275
- Differential Fluid 276
- Brake Fluid 277
- Power Steering 278
- Air Cleaner Element 279
- Hood Latch, Spark Plugs 281
- Spark Plugs 282
- Wiper Blades 286
- Air Conditioning System 288
- AALLTTEERRNNAATTOORR BBEELLTT 289
- Timing Belt, Tires 290
- Normal Driving 291
- Snow Tires Tire Chains 296
- SSUUNN VVIISSOORR 306
- DDOOOORR LLIIGGHHTT 306
- TTAAIILLGGAATTEE LLIIGGHHTT 306
- Storing Your Vehicle 307
- Appearance Care 309
- Exterior Care 310
- Interior Care 312
- Corrosion Protection 315
- Body Repairs 316
- Taking Care of the Unexpected 317
- Compact Spare Tire 318
- Changing a Flat Tire 319
- If Your Engine Won’t Start 326
- Jump Starting 328
- If Your Engine Overheats 330
- Low Oil Pressure Indicator 331
- Charging System Indicator 332
- Malfunction Indicator Lamp 333
- Brake System Indicator 335
- FFUUSSEE PPUULLLLEERR 338
- BBLLOOWWNN 338
- Emergency Towing 342
- Technical Information 343
- Identification Numbers 344
- Specifications 347
- Oxygenated Fuels 350
- Driving in Foreign Countries 351
- Emissions Controls 352
- Three Way Catalytic Converter 354
- State Emissions Testing 355
- Canada Zone Office Map 359
- Honda Canada Inc 359
- National Office 359
- Warranty Coverages 360
- Service Information Summary 376
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