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- Page 1 Information for First & Second Responders Emergency Response Guide For Vehicle:: 2025 CR-V e:FCEV Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle Version 1 © 2024 American Honda Motor Co., Inc. – All Rights Reserved. 26365 (2407)
- Page 2 Introduction This guide has been prepared to assist emergency response professionals in identifying a 2025 Honda CR-V e:FCEV (Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle) and safely respond to incidents involving this vehicle. NOTE: CR-V e:FCEV models are only available for sale in California.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Contents 1. Identification / Recognition Page 04 2. Immobilization / Stabilization / Lifting Page 9 3. Disable Direct Hazards / Safety Regulations Page 13 4. Access to the Occupants Page 16 5. Stored Energy / Liquids / Gases / Solids Page 20 6. -
Page 4: Identification / Recognition
1. Identification / Recognition By Emblem The CR-V e:FCEV can be identified by the e:FCEV emblem mounted on the tailgate. Page 4 of 40... - Page 5 The CR-V e:FCEV can also be identified by inspecting the VIN at the three locations shown below. Printed on the VIN Label Lower-Right Corner of Windshield Stamped onto the Floor Panel Characters 4 thru 6 of the VIN will show ZC8 indicating that it is a Honda CR-V e:FCEV. 5J6ZC8******000001 Page 5 of 40...
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Page 6: Warning Labels
1. Identification / Recognition Warning Labels Emission Control Information Air Conditioning Information Cap Danger Cap Danger For High-Voltage Cooling System For Drivetrain Cooling System Cap Danger 12-Volt Battery Caution For Fuel Cell Cooling System Coolant Information For Fuel Cell Cooling System Page 6 of 40... - Page 7 1. Identification / Recognition Warning Labels (continued) Compressed Hydrogen Gas Caution High-Voltage Caution High-Voltage Caution High Pressure Flammable Hydrogen Gas Danger High-Voltage Caution High-Voltage Battery Disposal Information High-Voltage Battery Caution Page 7 of 40...
- Page 8 1. Identification / Recognition High-Voltage Battery Location The high-voltage battery is a 96 cell (8 modules), Li-ion battery that is mounted under the vehicle frame with an output of 347.5- volts. Battery Module (Inside) Page 8 of 40...
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Page 9: Immobilization / Stabilization / Lifting
2. Immobilization / Stabilization / Lifting How to Determine if Vehicle is in ON / OFF / READY Mode Check the POWER button and the gauge for the vehicle status. Vehicle is Ready to Drive Vehicle is OFF The READY indicator appears on the gauge. The power to all electrical components is turned off. -
Page 10: Parking The Vehicle
2. Immobilization / Stabilization / Lifting Parking the Vehicle Applying the Parking Brake • Block the wheels if the 12-volt battery power is NOT available. • The parking brake cannot be applied or released if the 12-volt battery is not available. To Apply The electric parking brake can be applied any time the vehicle has battery, no matter which position the power mode is in. - Page 11 2. Immobilization / Stabilization / Lifting Parking the Vehicle Shifting the Vehicle into Park or Neutral 1. Press the POWER button twice to turn the vehicle ON. NOTE: This action will not turn the fuel cell system on. 2. Press and hold the brake pedal, press the release button, then shift to the P position on the Gear Selector to shift the transmission to Park, or N to shift the transmission to Neutral.
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Page 12: Lifting The Vehicle
2. Immobilization / Stabilization / Lifting Lifting the Vehicle Use the indicted lifting points to raise the vehicle. Front Lifting Point (If Necessary) Floor Jack Lifting Points Front Tow Hook Recommended Lifting Points Page 12 of 40... -
Page 13: Preventing Current Flow Through The High-Voltage Cables
3. Disable Direct Hazards / Safety Regulations Preventing Current Flow Through the High-Voltage Cables Preventing Current Flow Through the High-Voltage Cables Before attempting to rescue occupants or move a damaged CR-V e:FCEV, you should reduce the potential of current flowing from the electric motor or the high-voltage battery through the high-voltage cables. - Page 14 3. Disable Direct Hazards / Safety Regulations ALTERNATIVE BEST METHOD for High-Voltage Shutdown Locate and cut the negative 12-volt battery cable and the Power Control Unit (PCU) cable in the motor compartment. Cutting both the negative 12-volt battery cable and PCU cable immediately turns off and shuts down the high-voltage system controllers and fuel cell system, preventing current flow into the high-voltage cables.
- Page 15 3. Disable Direct Hazards / Safety Regulations ALTERNATIVE BEST METHOD for High-Voltage Shutdown (continued) 4. Locate the two cut point labels as shown, and cut them. If touching high-voltage cables and/or other high-voltage components is unavoidable, personal protective equipment (insulating gloves, goggles, and boots) should always be worn.
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Page 16: Access To The Occupants
4. Access to Occupants High-Strength and Ultra-High-Strength Steel The body of the CR-V e:FCEV is made of high-strength steel and ultra-high-strength steel indicated in the colored areas. Page 16 of 40... - Page 17 4. Access to Occupants High-Strength and Ultra-High-Strength Steel The body of the CR-V e:FCEV is made of high-strength steel and ultra-high-strength steel indicated in the colored areas. Page 17 of 40...
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Page 18: Extricating Occupants
4. Access to Occupants Extricating Occupants If you need to cut the hood to open it, be sure to stay within the cut zone as shown. When cutting the vehicle body, personal CUT ZONE protective equipment (insulating gloves, goggles, and boots) should always be worn. If you need to cut the vehicle body or use Jaws-of-Life equipment to remove occupants, be sure to stay within the cut Side Curtain Airbag Inflator... - Page 19 4. Access to Occupants Moving the Seats, Head Restraints & Steering Wheel Power Seats Adjustment Head Rest Adjustment To raise the head restraint: Pull it upward. To lower the head restraint: Push down while pressing the release button. Folding Down the Rear Seats Steering Column Adjustment Pull the steering wheel adjustment lever down.
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Page 20: Stored Energy / Liquids / Gases / Solids
5. Stored Energy / Liquids / Gases / Solids Content Type Capacity Dangers Material or Ingredient % / wt. 12-Volt Battery Lead 34 % Lead Peroxide 31 % 12 V－45 Ah/20 HR (12 V－36 Ah/5 HR) Lead Sulfate ... - Page 21 5. Stored Energy / Liquids / Gases / Solids Content Type Capacity Dangers Material or Ingredient % / wt. Water 45-55 % Ethylene Glycol 43-49 % High-Voltage Less than 2.01 US gal (7.6 L) Diethylene Glycol System Coolant Less than ...
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Page 22: In Case Of Fire
6. In Case of Fire Fire Extinguishing Methods If a CR-V e:FCEV is involved in a high-voltage battery fire, the fire should be extinguished using the following procedure where possible but with this reminder: Keep away from the rear of the vehicle until the fire is completely out. Each hydrogen tank is equipped with a thermally-activated pressure relief device (TPRD). -
Page 23: In Case Of Submersion
7. In Case of Submersion Submerged Vehicle If a CR-V e:FCEV is submerged or partly submerged in water, first pull the vehicle out of the water, then shut down the high-voltage system. See Section 3 (Disable Direct Hazards / Safety Regulations for the high-voltage shutdown procedures. If touching high-voltage cables and/or other high-voltage components is unavoidable, personal protective equipment (insulating gloves, goggles, and boots) should always be worn. -
Page 24: Towing / Transportation / Storage
8. Towing / Transportation / Storage Shifting the Vehicle into Neutral Shifting the Vehicle into Park or Neutral 1. Press the POWER button twice to turn the vehicle ON. 2. Press and hold the brake pedal and press N. Within six seconds, press and hold N for two seconds. NOTE: •... - Page 25 8. Towing / Transportation / Storage Emergency Towing The preferred method for emergency towing is to use a flat-bed tow truck. If wheel lift equipment must be used, be sure to suspend the front wheels and release the parking brake. DO NOT use cable-type tow equipment. NOTE: If there is a 12-volt power failure, the vehicle cannot be shifted into neutral.
- Page 26 8. Towing / Transportation / Storage Lifting the Vehicle Use the indicted lifting points to raise the vehicle. Front Lifting Point (If Necessary) Floor Jack Lifting Points Front Tow Hook Recommended Lifting Points Page 26 of 40...
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Page 27: Securing The Vehicle
8. Towing / Transportation / Storage Securing the Vehicle The recommended tie-down locations for securing the vehicle are indicated below. Four tie-down slots - Two behind the front wheels and two in front of the rear wheels Tie-Down Slots Page 27 of 40... -
Page 28: Dimensions And Weight
8. Towing / Transportation / Storage Dimensions & Weight Dimensions e:FCEV Models Hybrid & Gas Models Wheelbase (in.) 106.3 Length (in.) 187.6 Height (in.) 66.6 Width (in.) 73.4 Weight (lbs.) 4,431 Page 28 of 40... -
Page 29: Storing The Vehicle
8. Towing / Transportation / Storage Storing the Vehicle The damaged vehicle can be stored in either Open Perimeter Isolation or Barrier Isolation. Open Perimeter Isolation Store the vehicle in an outdoor area separated from all combustibles and structures by a minimum distance of 50 feet (15.2 m) from all sides. NOTE: CR-V Hybrid model shown Barrier Isolation •... - Page 30 8. Towing / Transportation / Storage High-Voltage Battery Access To expose the high-voltage battery, remove the front and rear floor undercovers as shown. Front Floor Undercover Front Floor Undercover Page 30 of 40...
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Page 31: Battery Discharging
8. Towing / Transportation / Storage Battery Discharging If the high-voltage battery is severely damaged or burned, or the vehicle has been submerged, the battery must be discharged. Failure to discharge stored or stranded energy remaining in the battery may result in a fire or re-ignition due to damage or short circuit. See Section 3 (Disable Direct Hazards / Safety Regulations) for procedures to disconnect the 12-volt battery. - Page 32 8. Towing / Transportation / Storage Battery Discharging (Continued) 5. Fill the pool with water from a fire hydrant, well water, or pond water until the high voltage battery is completely submerged. If there is a risk of water leakage from the pool, place a thick plastic sheet under the pool. Never use seawater or any water containing salt.
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Page 33: Important Additional Information
9. Important Additional Information Lithium-Ion Battery Fumes or Fire A damaged high-voltage lithium-ion battery can emit toxic fumes, and the organic solvent used as electrolyte is flammable and corrosive. Responders should wear appropriate personal protective equipment. Even after a lithium-ion battery fire appears to have been extinguished, a renewed or delayed fire can occur. - Page 34 9. Important Additional Information Seat Belts and Airbags The CR-V e:FCEV is equipped with lap/shoulder belts in all seating positions. The front seat belts are equipped with pyrotechnically activated tensioners that help tighten the seat belt in a sufficient crash. In addition, the CR-V e:FCEV is equipped with the following airbags: •...
- Page 35 When responding to an incident involving a CR-V e:FCEV, we recommend that emergency personnel follow their organization’s standard operating procedures for assessing and dealing with vehicle emergencies. Honda recommends that responders follow the procedures in this guide to avoid potentially lethal shock from high voltage. NOTE: CR-V Hybrid model shown...
- Page 36 9. Important Additional Information Dealer Inspection and Repair A damaged CR-V e:FCEV should be taken to an authorized Honda dealer for a thorough inspection and repairs. For questions, please contact your local Honda dealer or Honda Automobile Customer Service at (800) 999-1009.
- Page 37 9. Important Additional Information Components High-Voltage Components 12-Volt Battery Components Fuel Tank Reinforcement Seat Belt Pretensioners Page 37 of 40...
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Page 38: Explanation Of Pictograms Used
10.10.10. 10.010. Explanation of Pictograms Used Pictogram Name Pictogram Name Hood release/opener control High-voltage battery pack Tailgate/cargo area opener control High-voltage component Power switch High-voltage power cable Keyless operation key distance Fuel tank (gasoline) Fuse box disabling high-voltage Air-conditioning component Cable to cut to disconnect high-voltage General warning High-voltage service plug *... - Page 39 This guide has been prepared to assist emergency response professionals in identifying a 2025 Honda CR-v e:FCEV vehicle and safely respond to incidents involving this vehicle. Copies of this guide and other emergency response guides are available for reference or downloading at https://techinfo.honda.com.
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