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Honda tourer Owner's Manual (581 pages)

Brand: Honda | Category: Automobile | Size: 9.52 MB

Table of Contents

4
- Your Vehicle at a Glance
  5
Driver and Passenger Safety

10
Instruments and Controls

80
- Your Vehicle. All the Essential
  
  81
- The Controls and Displays that
  
  81
  - Control Locations
    81
  - Indicator Lights
    83
  - Indicator Lights
    84
  - Gauges
    94
    
    Fuel Gauge
    94
    
    Speedometer
    94
    
    Tachometer
    94
    
    Temperature Gauge
    94
  - Multi-Information Display
    96
    
    Odometer
    96
    
    Trip Meter
    97
    
    Outside Temperature
    98
  - Controls Near the Steering Wheel
    117
    
    Headlights
    119
    
    Daytime Running Lights
    121
    
    Rear Fog Light
    121
    
    Front and Rear Fog Lights
    122
    
    Instrument Panel Brightness
    125
    
    Turn Signals
    125
    
    Windscreen Wipers
    126
    
    Automatic Wipers
    128
  - Windscreen Washers
    130
    
    Headlight Washer
    130
  - Rear Window Wiper and Washer
    130
    
    Rear Window Demister
    131
    
    Hazard Warning Button
    132
  - Steering Wheel Adjustment
    133
  - Keys and Locks
    134
    
    Keys
    134
    
    Immobilizer System
    135
    
    Ignition Switch
    136
  - Power Door Locks
    138
  - Super Locking
    140
  - Remote Transmitter
    141
    
    Childproof Door Locks
    146
  - Tailgate
    146
  - Power Tailgate
    148
    
    Luggage Area Floor Lid
    155
    
    Glove Box
    156
    
    Front Seat Adjustments
    157
    
    Seat Adjustments
    157
    
    Driver's Seat Height Adjustment
    158
    
    Driver's Seat Power Adjustments
    158
    
    Driver's Lumbar Support
    160
    
    Front Passenger's Seat Power Adjustments
    160
  - Head Restraints
    161
  - Folding Rear Seat
    163
  - Tonneau Cover
    167
  - Rear Seat Armrest
    169
  - Seat Heaters
    170
  - Headlight Adjuster
    171
  - Power Windows
    172
  - Sunroof
    175
  - Mirrors
    176
  - Parking Brake
    179
  - Console Compartment
    180
  - Armrest
    180
  - Beverage Holders
    181
  - Centre Pocket
    182
  - Coin Box
    182
  - Sun Visor
    183
  - Vanity Mirror
    183
  - Coat Hook
    183
  - Sunglasses Holder
    184
  - Storage Compartments
    185
  - Luggage Hooks
    185
  - Accessory Power Socket
    186
  - Cigarette Lighter
    187
  - Ashtrays
    187
  - Interior Lights
    189
- Controls Are Within Easy Reach.
  
  81
- This Section Gives Information about
  
  130
Comfort and Convenience Features

194
- Climate Control System
  195
  - Without Navigation System
    197
  - Fully-Automatic Operation
    197
    
    Semi-Automatic Operation
    198
    
    Dual Temperature Control
    203
    
    With Navigation System Fully-Automatic Operation
    205
- Semi-Automatic Operation
  206
  - Dual Temperature Control
    212
  - Hot Gas Heater System
    213
  - Sunlight Sensor
    214
  - Temperature Sensor
    214
  - Audio System
    215
  - Audio System (a Type)
    217
  - Audio System (B Type)
    241
  - Audio System (C Type)
    267
    
    Protecting Compact Discs
    288
    
    Caring for the Cassette Player
    293
    
    Remote Audio Controls
    294
  - Security System
    295
    
    Ultrasonic Sensor
    297
  - Cruise Control
    298
  - Adaptive Cruise Control
    301
  - Lane Keeping Assist System
    318
  - Hands-Free Telephone System
    327
Before Driving

346
- General Precautions
  347
- Break-In Period
  348
- Fuel
  348
- Filling the Fuel Tank
  349
- Service Station Procedures
  349
- Opening the Bonnet
  351
  - Oil Check
    352
- Engine Coolant Check
  355
- Fuel Cutoff System
  356
- Fuel Economy
  357
  - Vehicle Condition
    357
  - Driving Habits
    357
- Accessories and Modifications
  358
  - Accessories
    358
  - Modifications
    359
  - Additional Safety Precautions
    360
- Carrying Luggage
  361
  - Load Limit
    362
  - Carrying Items in the Passenger Compartment
    362
  - Carrying Luggage in the Luggage Area or on a Roof Rack
    363
  - Luggage Area Hooks
    364
  - Cargo Separation Nets
    364
Driving

366
- Preparing to Drive
  367
- This Section Gives You Tips on
  
  368
  - Starting the Engine (Petrol Models)
    368
    
    Starting in Cold Weather at High Altitude
    369
  - Starting the Engine
    369
  - Cold Climates
    370
  - Warming up
    370
    
    Switching off
    370
    
    5-Speed Manual Transmission
    371
    
    Maximum Allowable Speeds
    372
    
    Recommended Shift Points
    372
    
    6-Speed Manual Transmission
    373
    
    Maximum Allowable Speeds
    374
    
    Recommended Shift Points
    374
    
    Reverse Lockout
    376
    
    Automatic Transmission
    377
    
    Shift Lever Position Indicator
    377
    
    Shift Lever Positions
    378
    
    Sequential Sportshift Mode
    380
    
    Maximum Allowable Speeds
    383
    
    Shift Lock Release
    384
    
    Parking
    385
    
    Parking Tips
    385
  - Brake Wear Indicators
    386
  - The Braking System
    386
  - Anti-Lock Brakes
    387
  - Brake System Design
    387
  - Important Safety Reminders
    388
  - ABS Indicator
    389
  - Vehicle Stability Assist (VSA) System
    390
  - Driving in Bad Weather
    393
  - Towing a Trailer
    395
- Includes Importantinformation on Starting the Engine
  
  370
- System, the Vehicle Stability Assist
  
  370
- Automatic Transmissions. It also at
  
  370
- Parking Yourvehicle, the Braking
  
  370
- Conditions, and How to Operate the
  
  370
- 5 Speed/6-Speed Manual and Starting in Cold Weather
  
  370
Maintenance

404
- Maintenance Schedule
  405
- Required Maintenance Record
  412
- Owner Maintenance Checks
  413
- Fluid Locations
  415
- Engine Oil (Petrol Models)
  417
  - Adding Oil
    417
  - Recommended Oil
    417
  - Additives
    419
- Changing the Oil and Filter
  419
- Investment. You will be Rewarded
  
  422
- The Bestway to Protectyour
  
  422
  - The Maintenance Schedule Shows
    422
  - Engine Oil (Diesel Models)
    422
    
    Adding Oil
    422
  - Recommended Oil
    422
  - Additives
    423
    
    Changing the Oil and Filter
    423
    
    Adding Engine Coolant
    426
    
    Cooling System (Petrol Models)
    426
    
    Replacing Engine Coolant
    428
    
    (Diesel Models)
    432
  - Adding Engine Coolant
    432
    
    Replacing Engine Coolant
    434
  - Windscreen Washers
    439
  - Transmission Fluid
    440
    
    Automatic Transmission
    440
    
    5-Speed Manual Transmission
    442
    
    6-Speed Manual Transmission
    443
  - Brake and Clutch Fluid
    446
    
    Brake System
    446
    
    Clutch System
    447
  - Power Steering Fluid
    448
  - Air Cleaner Element
    449
  - Bonnet Latch
    450
  - Fuel Filter
    451
  - Spark Plugs (Petrol Models)
    452
    
    Replacement
    452
    
    Specifications
    454
  - Battery
    455
  - Wiper Blades
    458
  - Air Conditioning System
    462
  - Dust and Pollen Filter
    463
  - Drive Belt
    465
  - Tyres
    466
    
    Inflation
    466
    
    Inspection
    467
    
    Maintenance
    468
    
    Tyre Rotation
    469
    
    Replacing Tyres and Wheels
    470
    
    Wheels and Tyres
    471
    
    Winter Tyres
    471
    
    Tyre Chains
    472
  - Lights
    474
    
    Discharge Tubes
    476
    
    Headlight Aiming
    476
    
    Headlights with High Voltage
    476
    
    Replacing Bulbs
    476
  - Storing Your Vehicle
    490
    
    (Diesel Models Only)
    491
    
    Priming the Fuel System
    491
- Regularly Maintaining Your Vehicle Is
  
  422
- Free Driving. this Section Lists Items
  
  423
- With Safer, more Economical, Trouble-
  
  423
- Thatneed to be Checked Regularly
  
  426
- Schedules for Normal and Severe
  
  432
- Maintenance Tasks You Can Do
  
  432
- Also Details some Simple
  
  432
- And Explains Howto Check Them. It
  
  432
- Yourself. the Maintenance Cooling System
  
  432
- .Cooling System (Petrol Models). 423
  
  463
Appearance Care

494
- Exterior Care
  495
- Washing
  495
- Aluminium Wheels
  496
- Waxing
  496
- Paint Touch-Up
  497
- Carpeting
  498
- Floor Mats
  498
- Interior Care
  498
- Your Vehicle
  498
- Fabric
  499
- Leather
  499
- Vinyl
  499
- Windows
  499
- Air Fresheners
  500
- Seat Belts
  500
- Corrosion Protection
  501
Taking Care of the Unexpected

502
- Compact Spare Tyre
  503
- Changing a Flat Tyre
  505
- Common Problems Thatmotorists
  
  512
- This Section Covers the More-
  
  512
  - Honda IMS
    512
- Gives You Information Abouthow to if
  
  528
- Experience with Their Vehicles. It
  
  528
  - If Your Engine Won't Start
    528
  - Nothing Happens or the Starter Motor Operates very Slowly
    528
- Stranded You on the Side Ofthe Road
  
  529
- To Do to Correct It. Ifthe Problem Has Motor Operates very
  
  529
  - The Starter Operates Normally
    529
  - Jump Starting
    530
  - If Your Engine Overheats (Petrol Models)
    533
  - If Your Engine Overheats (Diesel Models)
    535
  - Low Oil Pressure Indicator
    537
  - Charging System Indicator
    538
  - Malfunction Indicator Lamp (Petrol Models)
    539
  - Malfunction Indicator Lamp (Diesel Models)
    540
  - Glow Plugs Indicator (Diesel Models)
    541
  - Brake System Indicator
    542
  - Closing the Sunroof
    544
  - Fuses
    545
  - Fuses
    546
  - Fuses Locations (Petrol Models)
    549
  - Fuses Locations (Diesel Models)
    554
  - Emergency Towing
    557
    
    Technical Information
    560
    
    Identification Numbers
    561
    
    Specifications
    563
    
    Catalytic Converter (Petrol Models)
    569
    
    Catalytic Converter (Diesel Models)
    570
  - Index
    572

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Driver and Passenger Safety

Important Safety Precautions

Your Vehicle's Safety Features

Additional Safety Precautions

Yourselfand Your Passengers. It 6. Maintain a Proper Sitting

Information about How to Protect

Protecting Children

Shows You How to Use Seat Belts

Properly. Itexplains Your Supple- Advice for

Mental Restraintsystem. and Ittells

Turn to the Beginning Ofeach Section for a Complete List Ofsubjects.

Using the Lower Anchorages

How Your Front Airbags Work

Airbag Service

Instruments and Controls

Your Vehicle. All the Essential

The Controls and Displays that

Controls Are Within Easy Reach.

This Section Gives Information about

Comfort and Convenience Features

Before Driving

Driving

This Section Gives You Tips on

Includes Importantinformation on Starting the Engine

System, the Vehicle Stability Assist

Automatic Transmissions. It also at

Parking Yourvehicle, the Braking

Conditions, and How to Operate the

5 Speed/6-Speed Manual and Starting in Cold Weather

Maintenance

Investment. You will be Rewarded

The Bestway to Protectyour

Regularly Maintaining Your Vehicle Is

Free Driving. this Section Lists Items

With Safer, more Economical, Trouble-

Thatneed to be Checked Regularly

Schedules for Normal and Severe

Maintenance Tasks You Can Do

Also Details some Simple

And Explains Howto Check Them. It

Yourself. the Maintenance Cooling System

.Cooling System (Petrol Models). 423

Appearance Care

Taking Care of the Unexpected

Common Problems Thatmotorists

This Section Covers the More-

Gives You Information Abouthow to if

Experience with Their Vehicles. It

Stranded You on the Side Ofthe Road

To Do to Correct It. Ifthe Problem Has Motor Operates very

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