Powe
r Steering , Ai r Cleane r Elemen t
Alway s us e Genuin e Hond a Powe r
Steerin g Fluid . I f i t i s no t available ,
yo u ma y us e anothe r powe r steerin g
flui d a s a n emergenc y replacement .
However , continue d us e ca n caus e
increase d wea r an d poo r steerin g in
col d weather . Hav e th e powe r
steerin g syste m flushe d an d refille d
wit h Hond a PS F a s soo n a s possible .
A lo w powe r steerin g flui d leve l ca n
indicat e a lea k i n th e system . Chec k
th e flui d leve l frequentl y an d hav e
th e syste m inspecte d a s soo n a s
possible .
Turning the steering wheel to full left
or right lock and holding it there can
damage the power steering pump.
Ai
r Cleane r Elemen t
Th e ai r cleane r elemen t shoul d b e
cleane d o r replace d accordin g to th e
tim e an d distanc e recommendation s
i n th e maintenanc e schedule .
Cleanin g (Sever e Conditions )
Clea n th e ai r cleane r elemen t b y
blowin g compresse d ai r throug h i t i n
th e opposit e directio n t o norma l ai r
flow . I f yo u d o no t hav e acces s t o
compresse d ai r (suc h a s a servic e
station) , as k you r Hond a deale r t o d o
thi s service .
Follo w th e replacemen t procedur e
fo r remova l an d reinstallation .
Maintenanc e
UPPE
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6-cylinde r model s
LOWE R LEVE L
NOTICE
Inde
x
Towin g
A Trailer..................................... . 186
Emergenc y Wrecker................ . 293
Transmissio n
Checkin g Flui d Level ,
Automatic...................... . 221 , 222
Checkin g Flui d Level ,
Manual................................... . 223
Flui d Selection.................. . 221 , 222
Identificatio n Number.............. . 296
Shiftin g th e Automatic............. . 174
Shiftin g th e Manual.................. . 173
Treadwear..................................... . 301
Tri p Meter....................................... . 57
Trunk................................................ . 78
Openin g the................................. . 78
Ope n Monito r Light................... . 53
Tur n Signals.................................... . 62
Underside , Cleaning..................... . 266
Unexpected , Takin g Car e
o f the.......................................... . 269
Unifor m Tir e Qualit y Grading.... . 301
Unleade d Gasoline........................ . 156
Upholster
y Cleaning..................... . 264
Use d Oil , Ho w to Dispos e of....... . 212 Waxin
g an d Polishing.................. . 263
Wheel s
Adjustin g th e Steering............... . 65
Alignmen t an d Balance............ . 243
Compac t Spare.......................... . 270
Wrench...................................... . 272
Window s
Cleaning..................................... . 265
Operatin g th e Power.................. . 9 3
Rear , Defogger........................... . 64
Windshiel d
Cleaning....................................... . 62
Wipers , Windshiel d
Changin g Blades....................... . 236
Operation..................................... . 62
Wor n Tires.................................... . 243
Wrecker , Emergenc y Towing..... . 293
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Vanit y Mirror................................ . 101
Vehicl e
Capacit
y Load................. . 167
Vehicl e Dimensions...................... . 298
Vehicl e Identificatio n Number.... . 296
Vehicl e Storage............................. . 260
VIN................................................. . 296
Viny l Cleaning............................... . 264
Viscosity , Oil.................................. . 210
Warnin g Beeper s
Ke y in Ignition............................. . 72
Sea t Belts..................................... . 52
WARNING , Explanatio n of............. . ii
Warnin g Labels , Locatio n of......... . 4 8
Warrant y Coverages*.................. . 31 3
Washer , Windshiel d
Checkin g th e Flui d Level........ . 22 0
Operation..................................... . 6 4
Washing......................................... 262
