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HONDA PASSPORT 2001 2.G Owners Manual 
positions
.  Mov e  th e  steerin g
whee l t o th e desire d position , the n
releas e  th e  lever . Tr y  t o  mov e  th e
steerin g whee l u p  an d dow n t o
mak e  sur e i t i s locke d i n posi

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HONDA PASSPORT 2001 2.G Owners Manual 
(Standard
  on  the   EX  model)

Yo u ca n loc k an d unloc k you r
vehicl e wit h th e remot e

transmitter . Whe n yo u pus h th e

LOC K button , al l th e door s an d
th e tailgat e lock . Th e

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HONDA PASSPORT 2001 2.G Owners Manual 
T
o  cance l pani c mod e befor e  3 0
seconds , pres s  an y butto n o n th e
remot e transmitter . Yo u ca n also
tur n th e ignitio n switc h t o

ACCESSORY .
 Th
e anti-thef t syste m is  designe

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HONDA PASSPORT 2001 2.G Owners Manual 
begi
n  blinkin g  rapidl y  t o  indicat e
th e  syste m  is  active .
Deactivatin g th e  Syste m

Unlockin g th e doors  o r the
tailgat e wit h th e ke y o r the  remote

transmitte r  turn s  of

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HONDA PASSPORT 2001 2.G Owners Manual 
Yo
u  ma y driv e you r  ne w vehicl e
fro m its ver y firs t mile/kilomete r
withou t followin g a  forma l
"break-in " schedule.  However ,
ther e  ar e thing s yo u ca n d o durin g
th e firs t fe

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HONDA PASSPORT 2001 2.G Owners Manual 
I
f you r vehicl e  i s  equippe d wit h
a n  automati c transmission , se t
th e parkin g brak e befor e yo u
leav e  th e driver s  seat .  I f th e
vehicl e is  parke d o n a  grad e
an d th e tr

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hazard
. Thi s is  sometime s referre d
t o   a s "stomp and  steer."
Yo u wil l fee l a  pulsatio n in  th e
brak e peda l whe n th e AB S
activates ,  an d yo u ma y  hea r som e
noise . Thi s i s

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HONDA PASSPORT 2001 2.G Owners Manual 
I
f anythin g  goe s  wrong ,  th e  AB S
indicato r  o n  th e  instrumen t  pane l
come s  o n  (se e  pag e 67 ). Thi s
mean s  th e  anti-loc k  functio n  of
th e brakin g syste m  ha s  shu t d