.................................................................................................................................................................89

Interior

Features...........................................................................................................................................99

Comfort and Convenience

Features.......................................................................................................119

How to operate the climate control system, the audio system, and other convenience features.

Driving

Tips..................................................................................................................................................155

The proper way to start the engine, shift the transmission, and park, what gasoline to use, how to break-in

your new vehicle, and how to load luggage and other cargo.

In Case of Emergency

................................................................................................................................183

This section covers several problems motorists sometimes experience, and how to handle them.

Care and

Maintenance...............................................................................................................................195

The Maintenance Schedule shows you when you need to take your vehicle to the dealer and

tips on cleaning and protecting your vehicle. Things to look for if your car ever needs body

repairs.

Technical

Data.............................................................................................................................................231

ID numbers, dimensions, capacities, and technical information.

Owner

Assistance........................................................................................................................................245

A summary of the warranties covering your new Honda, and how to contact us.

Authorized Manuals

...................................................................................................................................253

How to order manuals and other technical literature.

Index

.............................................................................................................................................................255

Off-Road Driving Information

Chapters

Table of Contents

Summary of Contents for Honda 2002 Passport

Page 1: Table Of Contents
Technical Data.............................231 ID numbers, dimensions, capacities, and technical information. Owner Assistance............................245 A summary of the warranties covering your new Honda, and how to contact us. Authorized Manuals ...........................253 How to order manuals and other technical literature. Index ................................255 Off-Road Driving Information...
Page 2: Owner's Identification Form
Main Menu Owner’s Identification This manual should be considered a permanent part of your vehicle. OWNER It should remain with the vehicle when sold so it will provide the ADDRESS next owner with important safety, STREET operating and maintenance information. All information, CITY STATE/PROVINCE ZIP CODE/...
Page 3: A Word To The Owner
When it comes to service, remember that your Honda dealer knows your vehicle best and is interested in your complete satisfaction. We thank you for choosing a Honda product, and want to assure you that we will continue to be interested in your motoring pleasure and satisfaction.
Page 4: Important Handling Information
Main Menu Important Handling Information Your Passport has higher ground clearance than a passenger car designed for use only on pavement. Higher ground clearance has many advantages for off-road driving. It allows you to travel over bumps, obstacles, and rough terrain. It also provides good visibility so you can anticipate problems earlier. These advantages come at some cost.
Page 5: A Few Words About Safety
Main Menu A Few Words About Safety Your safety, and the safety of Your safety, and the safety of Your safety, and the safety of You will find important safety information in a variety of forms, You will find important safety information in a variety of forms, You will find important safety information in a variety of forms, others, is very important.
Page 6: Driver And Passenger Safety
Main Menu Driver and Passenger Safety This section gives you important 5. Fasten and Position Protecting Larger Children the Seat Belts ..information about how to protect Using Child Seats you and your passengers. It shows 6.
Page 7: Important Safety Precautions
Main Menu Table of Contents Important Safety Precautions You’ll find many safety must be properly restrained in a Control Your Speed recommendations throughout this child safety seat. (See page 18.) Excessive speed is a major factor section, and throughout this in crash injuries and deaths.
Page 8: Your Vehicle's Safety Features
Main Menu Table of Contents Your Vehicle’s Safety Features Your vehicle is equipped with many features that work together to protect you and your AIRBAGS passengers during a crash. SEAT BELTS POWER DOOR LOCKS Some safety features do not require any action on your part. SAFETY CAGE These include a strong steel framework that forms a safety...
Page 9: Seat Belts
Main Menu Table of Contents some safety features can Not wearing a seat belt properly When properly worn, seat belts: contribute to injuries if they are increases the chance of serious • Keep you connected to the not used properly. injury or death in a crash, even vehicle so you can take though your vehicle has airbags.
Page 10: Airbags
Main Menu Table of Contents • Help keep you in a good Airbags This system also position should the airbags ever includes an indicator deploy. A good position light on the instrument panel to reduces the risk of injury from alert you to a possible problem an inflating airbag, and allows with the system.
Page 11: Seats And Seat-Backs
Main Menu Table of Contents only during a moderate to Seats and Seat-Backs Reclining a seat-back too far severe frontal collision. reduces the seat belt’s Your vehicle’s seats are designed effectiveness and increases the to keep you in a comfortable, •...
Page 12: Door Locks
Main Menu Table of Contents • Door Locks Any infant or small child is The rest of this section gives more properly restrained in a child detailed information about how Keeping your doors locked seat in the back seat (see page you can maximize your safety.
Page 13: Protecting Adults
Main Menu Table of Contents Protecting Adults Introduction It also reduces the chance of 2. Adjust the Front Seats someone being thrown out of the The following pages provide vehicle during a crash. instructions on how to properly protect the driver and other adult For security, locked doors can occupants.
Page 14: Adjust The Seat-Backs
Main Menu Table of Contents To reduce the chance of injury, 3. Adjust the Seat-Backs wear your seat belt properly, sit upright with your back against the Sitting too close to the airbag seat, and move the seat as far back can result in serious injury or as possible from the steering death if the airbags inflate.
Page 15 Main Menu Table of Contents dashboard as possible. A 4. Adjust the Head Restraints passenger who sits too close to the dashboard could be injured if the Reclining the seat-back too far airbag inflates. can result in serious injury or death in a crash.
Page 16: Fasten And Position The Seat Belts
Main Menu Table of Contents 5. Fasten and Position the Position the lap part of the belt as low as possible across your hips, Seat Belts then pull up on the shoulder part Using a Lap/Shoulder Belt of the belt so the lap part fits Improperly positioning head Insert the latch plate into the snugly.
Page 17 Main Menu Table of Contents If the seat belt touches or crosses To adjust the height of a seat belt Using the Lap Belt your neck, or if it crosses your anchor in the front or the rear, arm instead of your shoulder, you press the release button and slide need to adjust the seat belt anchor the anchor up or down as needed...
Page 18 Anyone using a seat belt that is not working properly can be seriously injured or killed. Have your Honda dealer check the belt as soon as possible. See page for additional Adjust the steering wheel, if...
Page 19: Maintain A Proper Sitting Position
Main Menu Table of Contents 7. Maintain a Proper Sitting vehicle, or by being struck by an Advice for Pregnant Women inflating airbag. Position After all occupants have adjusted their seats and put on seat belts, it is very important that they continue to sit upright, well back Sitting improperly or out of in their seats, with their feet on...
Page 20 Main Menu Table of Contents always wear a seat belt whenever they could be very seriously to the SRS covers in the center she drives or rides in a vehicle. injured in a crash. of the steering wheel or on top of the dashboard, they could be •...
Page 21: All Children Must Be Restrained
Main Menu Table of Contents Protecting Children To reduce the number of child deaths and injuries, every state requires that infants and children Children who are unrestrained be restrained whenever they ride or improperly restrained can be in a vehicle. seriously injured or killed in a Any child who is too small to crash.
Page 22: Children Should Sit In The Back Seat
Main Menu Table of Contents If you are wearing a seat belt, Children Should Sit in the The Passenger’s Airbag the child can be torn from your Back Seat Poses Serious Risks to arms. For example, if your Children According to accident statistics, vehicle crashes into a parked children of all ages and sizes are Airbags have been designed to...
Page 23: If You Must Drive With Several Children
Main Menu Table of Contents Small Children To remind you of the passenger’s If You Must Drive With airbag hazards, and that children Several Children Placing a forward-facing child must be properly restrained in the seat in the front seat of a vehicle Your vehicle has three seating back seat, your vehicle has equipped with a passenger’s...
Page 24: If A Child Requires Close Attention
Main Menu Table of Contents • If a Child Requires Close Additional Safety Do not leave children alone in your vehicle. Leaving children Attention Precautions without adult supervision is Many parents say they prefer to • Use child-safe door locks to illegal in most states and can be put an infant or small child in the prevent children from opening...
Page 25: General Guidelines For Using Child Seats
Main Menu Table of Contents General Guidelines for Using Child Seats The following pages give general guidelines for selecting and installing child seats for infants and small children. Selecting a Child Seat To provide proper protection, a child seat should meet three requirements: Small Children: A child who is Infants: Children up to about one...
Page 26 However, Honda is confident that one or more child seat models can fit and be properly installed in all recommended seating positions in your vehicle.
Page 27 Table of Contents Placing a Child Seat Front Passenger’s Seat This page briefly summarizes Infants: Never in the front seat, Honda’s recommendations on where due to the passenger’s airbag to place rear-facing and forward- hazard. facing child seats in your vehicle.
Page 28 Main Menu Table of Contents Installing a Child Seat 2. Make sure the child seat is However, a child seat does not firmly secured. After need to be “rock solid.” In some After selecting a proper child seat, installing a child seat, push vehicles or seating positions, it and a good position to install the and pull the seat forward and...
Page 29: Protecting Infants
Main Menu Table of Contents 3. Secure the child in the child Protecting Infants infants, or a convertible seat used seat. Make sure the child is in the rear-facing reclining mode. properly strapped in the child seat according to the child seat maker’s instructions.
Page 30 Main Menu Table of Contents Rear-Facing Child Seat When properly installed, a rear- Installing a Rear-Facing Child Placement Seat With a Lap/Shoulder Belt facing child seat may prevent a driver or a front seat passenger In this vehicle, a rear-facing child The lap/shoulder belts in the outer from moving the seat as far back seat can be placed in any seating...
Page 31 Main Menu Table of Contents If you have a child seat designed to attach to the vehicle’s LATCH anchorage system, follow the instructions on page 39. 1. With the child seat in the 2. To activate the lockable desired back seating position, retractor, slowly pull the route the belt through the child shoulder part of the belt all the...
Page 32 Main Menu Table of Contents 3. After the belt has retracted, 4. After confirming that the belt tug on it. If the belt is locked, is locked, grab the shoulder you will not be able to pull it part of the belt near the buckle out.
Page 33 Main Menu Table of Contents To deactivate the locking Installing a Rear-Facing Child belt to remove any slack (it may Seat With the Lap Belt mechanism and remove a child help to put weight on the child seat, unlatch the buckle, unroute seat while pulling on the belt).
Page 34: Protecting Small Children
Main Menu Table of Contents Rear-Facing Seat Installation Protecting Small Children Of the different seats available, Tips we recommend those that have a five-point harness system as shown. We also recommend that a small child stay in the child seat as long as possible, until the child reaches the weight or height limit for the seat.
Page 35 Main Menu Table of Contents child with enough force to cause move the vehicle seat as far to the See page for how to secure a very serious or fatal injuries. If a rear as possible, be sure the child forward-facing child seat in the small child must be closely seat is firmly secured to the...
Page 36 Main Menu Table of Contents out, it is not locked and you may help to put weight on the will need to repeat these steps. child seat, or push on the back of the seat, while pulling up on the belt. 2.
Page 37: Protecting Larger Children
Main Menu Table of Contents unlatch the belt, allow it to Installing a Child Seat With the Finally, follow instruction number Lap Belt retract fully, then repeat these 5 on page to verify that the steps. child seat is secure. To deactivate the locking Protecting Larger Children mechanism in order to remove a...
Page 38 Main Menu Table of Contents The following pages give Checking Seat Belt Fit However, if the belt touches or instructions on how to check crosses the child’s neck, the child proper seat belt fit, what kind of needs to use a booster seat. booster seat to use if one is Do not let a child wear a seat belt needed, and important precautions...
Page 39 Main Menu Table of Contents Do not put any accessories on a Using a Booster Seat Whichever style you select, seat belt. Devices intended to follow the booster seat maker’s improve occupant comfort, or instructions. reposition the shoulder part of a seat belt, severely compromise the A child may continue using a protective capability of the seat...
Page 40 Main Menu Table of Contents The back seat is the safest place Physical Size – Physically, a child If you decide that a child can for a child of any age or size. must be large enough for the safely ride up front, be sure to: lap/shoulder belt to properly fit •...
Page 41: Using Child Seats With Tethers
Main Menu Table of Contents Using Child Seats With seat maker to determine whether a TETHER FROM tether is available for a particular Tethers CHILD SEAT child seat. ATTACHMENT POINTS COVER LATCH REAR FLOOR Attach the tether strap hook to the ANCHORAGE tether anchorage point as shown POINT...
Page 42: Using Latch
Main Menu Table of Contents Using LATCH To install a LATCH-compatible child seat: 1. Move the seat belt buckle or center seat belt away from the lower anchors. 2. Make sure there are no foreign objects around the anchors. Foreign objects could get in the way of a secure connection RIGID TYPE between the child seat and the...
Page 43 Main Menu Table of Contents 6. Push and pull the child seat forward and from side to side to verify that it is secure enough to stay upright during normal driving maneuvers. CHILD SEAT TETHER COVER ANCHORAGE FLEXIBLE TYPE POINT 4.
Page 44: Additional Information About Your Seat Belts
Main Menu Table of Contents Additional Information About Your Seat Belts Seat Belt System Lap/Shoulder Belt To fasten the belt, insert the latch plate into the buckle, then tug on Components the belt to make sure the buckle is Your seat belt system includes latched.
Page 45: Lap Belt
Main Menu Table of Contents All the lap/shoulder belts except Lap Belt See page for how to lengthen the driver’s have an additional the lap belt, and how to properly The lap belt has one manually locking mechanism that must be position the belt.
Page 46: Additional Information About Your Srs
Additional Information About Your SRS Honda provides a lifetime If a seat belt is worn during a warranty on seat belts. Honda will crash, you should have your The SRS is designed to provide repair or replace any seat belt...
Page 47: How Your Airbags Work
Main Menu Table of Contents • Sensors that can detect a How Your Airbags Work cushion to help restrain and moderate to severe frontal protect your head and chest. collision. Since both airbags use the same • A sophisticated electronic sensors, both airbags normally system that continually inflate at the same time.
Page 48: How Your Srs Indicator Light Works
Main Menu Table of Contents After a crash, you may see what How Your SRS Indicator looks like smoke. This is actually Light Works powder from the airbag’s surface. The purpose of the SRS Although the powder is not light is to alert you to a harmful, people with respiratory potential problem with your problems may experience some...
Page 49: Srs Service
See • Your airbags ever inflate. The • your Honda dealer as soon as Do not tamper with SRS airbags and control unit must possible. components or wiring for any be replaced. Do not try to reason.
Page 50: Carbon Monoxide Hazard
Main Menu Table of Contents Carbon Monoxide Hazard Your vehicle’s exhaust contains drive with the tailgate glass open, carbon monoxide gas. You should open all the windows and set the have no problem with carbon heating and cooling system as Carbon monoxide gas is toxic.
Page 51: Safety Labels
These labels are in the locations SUN VISOR shown. They warn you of potential hazards that could cause serious injury. If a label comes off or becomes hard to read, contact your Honda dealer for a replacement. DASHBOARD UNDER-HOOD Driver and Passenger Safety...
Page 52: Off To A Good Start
Main Menu Off to a Good Start To make it easier for you to enjoy Seats ....your new Passport, we’ve Interior .
Page 53 Main Menu Table of Contents Seats A SEAT ADJUSTMENT See pages B SEAT BELT See pages – 15. C TILT STEERING WHEEL See page 115. B – SEAT BELT C – TILT STEERING WHEEL A – SEAT ADJUSTMENT (LX and EX shown) Off to a Good Start...
Page 54 Main Menu Table of Contents Interior N – MAP LIGHT AND MOONROOF G – ADJUSTING REAR AND SIDE VIEW MIRRORS F – GAUGES L – TURN SIGNALS J – HEADLIGHTS M – HEATER CONTROLS K – WINDSHIELD WIPERS H – SHIFTING D –...
Page 55 Main Menu Table of Contents Interior D IGNITION SWITCH PARKING BRAKE O PUTTING FUEL IN THE VEHICLE See page 101. See page 86. See page 197. E STARTING THE ENGINE HEADLIGHTS See page 157. See page 72. GAUGES K WINDSHIELD WIPERS See page 58.
Page 56: Engine Compartment
Main Menu Table of Contents Engine Compartment ENGINE OIL DIPSTICK ENGINE OIL FILL CAP V RADIATOR RESERVE TANK See pages 200, 213. See page 212. See page 218. Q WINDSHIELD WASHER T BRAKE MASTER W POWER STEERING RESERVOIR CYLINDER RESERVOIR RESERVOIR See page 71.
Page 57 Main Menu...
Page 58: Instruments And Controls
Transfer Control Indicators and Gauges ..daily operation of your Honda. (4WD Models) ..Gauges ....
Page 59: Control Locations
Main Menu Table of Contents Control Locations METERS AND GAUGES TRANSMISSION AND TRANSFER CONTROL LEVERS PARKING BRAKE LEVER Instruments and Controls...
Page 60: Instruments And Controls
Main Menu Table of Contents Indicators and Gauges HIGH BEAM INDICATOR LIGHT TURN SIGNAL INDICATOR LIGHT BRAKE SYSTEM INDICATOR LIGHT TURN SIGNAL INDICATOR LIGHT SPEEDOMETER A/T OIL TEMP TRIP ODOMETER REDUCED POWER INDICATOR LIGHT INDICATOR LIGHT (A/T only) POWER DRIVE INDICATOR LIGHT SRS INDICATOR LIGHT SEAT BELT...
Page 61 Main Menu Table of Contents Gauges Tachometer The tachometer shows the engine speed in revolutions per minute (rpm). To protect the engine from TACHOMETER damage, never drive with the SPEEDOMETER tachometer needle in the red zone. Speedometer The speedometer shows vehicle speed in miles per hour (mph).
Page 62: Fuel Gauge
Main Menu Table of Contents odometer by repeatedly pressing and releasing the reset button. To reset a trip odometer, display it, then press and hold the reset button until the odometer clears to zero. Fuel Gauge The fuel gauge will register the approximate fuel level in the tank when the key is in the “...
Page 63 Main Menu Table of Contents • The needle may move during Engine Coolant The gray area indicates the turning, stopping and normal engine coolant Temperature Gauge acceleration. temperature. When the key is in the “ ON ” If the pointer reaches the “ H ” position, the engine coolant Gauge Remaining Amount...
Page 64: Indicator Lights
Main Menu Table of Contents Indicator Lights Seat Belt Reminder As a reminder to you and your HIGH BEAM INDICATOR LIGHT passengers, this light will come on for about six seconds each time BRAKE SYSTEM INDICATOR LIGHT the key is turned to the “ ON ” position.
Page 65 The brake system light does not What to do? drive belt is not responsible for indicate that the parking brake is the trouble, have your Honda fully set. When applying the 1. Check to see if the parking dealer inspect and correct the parking brake, always pull it up as brake has been fully released.
Page 66 If the light stays on, or comes on while driving, it indicates a problem in the engine emissions control system. Have your Honda MALFUNCTION dealer inspect the system and INDICATOR correct the problem.
Page 67 Turn Signal Reduced Power repaired by your Honda dealer. Indicators Indicator Driving on a road with many A green light flashing on the This light comes on for a few...
Page 68 Main Menu Table of Contents Low Oil Occasionally, this light may flicker momentarily while the Pressure Indicator engine is idling, but this will not Running the engine with low oil This light is designed to come on harm the system. However, if the pressure can cause serious to provide a “bulb check”...
Page 69 Main Menu Table of Contents Upshift Indicator Automatic Transmission Manual transmission only A “ U/S ” (upshift) light will come on to indicate that you can get better fuel economy by shifting to the next higher gear if conditions permit. Best fuel economy can be achieved by accelerating slowly and shifting to the next higher gear 4-WHEEL DRIVE (4WD)
Page 70 “ ON ” position. (If the light 4-Wheel Drive system is engaged. engine is not running smoothly, does not come on, see your Honda you should downshift to the next dealer to have the system With the 4WD-2WD switch in the lower gear.
Page 71 Main Menu Table of Contents Check Automatic checked by your Honda dealer as When the transmission is in soon as possible. You can safely backup mode and does not shift Transmission Indicator drive the vehicle while the light is automatically, you should move...
Page 72 However, continued operation of the vehicle with this light flashing can cause serious mechanical damage. You should have the vehicle serviced by your Honda dealer as soon as possible. Winter Drive Indicator Refer to “Driving Pattern Selector” later in this section.
Page 73: Windshield Wiper/Washer
If the light does not go off, have the automatic transmission lubricating system checked as soon as possible by your Honda dealer. Driving with the “ A/T OIL TEMP ” light constantly on will cause serious mechanical damage to the automatic transmission.
Page 74 Main Menu Table of Contents wipers sweep the windshield by Windshield Washer Operation Windshield Washer Fluid turning the INT TIME ring. The • Check the washer fluid level interval can be adjusted within a regularly. Do it more often range of approximately 3 to 17 during poor weather seconds.
Page 75 Main Menu Table of Contents In cold weather, warm the Headlights lever until you hear a click, then windshield with the defrosters let go. The high beam indicator before using the washers. This will light (see page when the will help prevent icing of the high beams are selected.
Page 76: Illumination Control
Main Menu Table of Contents Headlights-On Reminder Fog Lights Illumination Control You will hear a continuous tone EX model only The instrument panel lights turn when the key is out of the ignition on when the light switch is on. switch and the driver’s door is Brightness of the instrument panel opened with the headlight switch...
Page 77 Main Menu Table of Contents Rear Window and Mirror again to turn on the defogger for To wash the rear window, push another 10 minutes. It also shuts and hold the rear window washer Defoggers off when you turn off the ignition. button.
Page 78 Main Menu Table of Contents Turn Signal Lever the steering wheel is not turned A green light on the instrument back sufficiently after completing panel flashes to indicate proper Push the lever fully up to signal a the turn to automatically cancel the operation of the front and rear right turn.
Page 79: Automatic Transmission
Main Menu Table of Contents Automatic Transmission Hazard Warning Flasher Use the hazard warning lights to warn other drivers that your Push the button to turn on the vehicle is a potential road hazard. hazard warning lights (four-way Avoid stopping on the roadway if flashers).
Page 80 Main Menu Table of Contents and the forward driving ranges. In this 4-speed automatic R (Reverse) — Used for backing The shift lever can be shifted transmission, the following three the vehicle. Bring your vehicle to freely into any position indicated modes can be selected by pressing a complete stop before shifting to by the arrow “...
Page 81 Change back to your vehicle checked by your depressed. In this case, release the “ D ” position to return to Honda dealer. the pushbutton, press the brake normal driving. With the shift pedal and try again.
Page 82 4. Operate the shift lever. speeds when accelerating. Downshifting to a lower gear is Have the transmission checked by especially important when towing mph (km/h) your Honda dealer as soon as a trailer in mountainous terrain. possible. Automatic Transmission Range Range Do not hold the vehicle on a hill “L”...
Page 83 Main Menu Table of Contents Transfer Control 65 mph (105 km/h). Use “4L” for climbing or descending steep Models hills, off-road driving, and hard The “4 WD ” indicator light pulling in sand, mud or deep illuminates when 4WD is engaged snow.
Page 84 If the suitable for existing driving indicator continues to blink, see the transmission lever in conditions. your Honda dealer. “N” (Neutral) position. Then move the transfer Do not use 4-wheel drive for control lever from 4H to driving on dry pavement.
Page 85 Main Menu Table of Contents mode will improve driving Operation of the “ WINTER ” operation. The “ WINTER ” mode mode should be limited to may be activated while driving at slippery road conditions only. speeds of 6 mph (10 km/h) or less. Operation of the “...
Page 86: Speed Manual Transmission
Main Menu Table of Contents 5-Speed Manual Transmission The transmission has five fully Driving Tips Do not “over-speed” the engine synchronized forward speeds. The when shifting down to a lower gear. Always depress and release the gear shift pattern is provided on clutch pedal fully when shifting.
Page 87 Main Menu Table of Contents Shift Speed Chart For cruising, choose the highest Transfer Control gear for that speed (cruising speed 4WD Models The lower gears of the is defined as a relatively constant transmission are used for normal The “4WD” indicator light speed operation).
Page 88 Taking your foot off the mph (105 km/h). select 2WD. Drive in a straight accelerator pedal for a line to reset the system. If the moment will help to indicator continues to blink, see engage the new range. your Honda dealer. Instruments and Controls...
Page 89: Parking Brake
Main Menu Table of Contents Parking Brake Operation control is not fully released when If your vehicle is equipped with the key is on. an automatic transmission, you To set the parking brake, fully should set the parking brake pull up on the handle between the whenever you leave the driver’s Always pull the parking brake seats.
Page 90: Accelerator Pedal
Main Menu Table of Contents Accelerator Pedal Clutch Pedal parking brake first, then place the The accelerator pedal is used to Manual Transmission transmission in “P” (Park) vary engine power and thus The clutch pedal is used to engage position, even on level surfaces. regulate engine and vehicle speed.
Page 91 Main Menu...
Page 92: Seats
Main Menu Seats Seat Adjustment ..Manual Front Seat Adjustments ... Driver’s Seat Full Power Adjustments Head Restraints ..Rear Seat .
Page 93: Seat Adjustment
Main Menu Table of Contents Seat Adjustment HEAD RESTRAINT FRONT SEAT LAP/SHOULDER BELT FORE/AFT SEAT RECLINING ADJUSTMENT ADJUSTMENT (LX, EX shown) (LX, EX shown) Seats...
Page 94 Main Menu Table of Contents The EX–L model has a power attempts, take the vehicle to your adjustable driver’s seat. On the dealer for service. An unlatched other models, the driver’s seat seat could increase your chance of adjusts manually. injury in an accident.
Page 95 Main Menu Table of Contents The front seat-backs can be tilted Keep the seat belt’s webbing and Driver’s Seat Full Power backward if so desired, using the latch clear of the seat parts when Adjustments lever on the door side of each you tilt the folding seats forward See pages 10–11...
Page 96 Main Menu Table of Contents EX-L Model only Push the horizontal switch Adjust the seat-back angle by forward or backward to move the pushing the vertical switch in the seat forward or backward. direction you want to move. Vary the lumbar support in the seat-back by pushing the front switch forward or backward.
Page 97: Rear Seat
Main Menu Table of Contents Rear Seat Head restraints are designed to Push the lock knob to unlock the The rear seat can be folded help reduce the risk of neck head restraint. Move the restraint forward to provide additional injuries.
Page 98 Main Menu Table of Contents 2. To remove a head restraint, 3. Fold the seat-back down by 4. Unsnap the strap on the seat press the release knob and pull pulling the release knob, and bottom. Thread it through the up on the restraint.
Page 99 Main Menu Table of Contents 5. Insert the head restraints Never let passengers ride in the 3. Make sure that the head between the seat-back and seat cargo area or on top of the restraints are properly cushion. folded-down seat. Carry reinstalled on the top of the passengers in the rear only when seat-backs.
Page 100 Main Menu Table of Contents Reclining Adjustment The angle of each section of the rear seat-back can be adjusted through three positions. Pull up on the release knob, move the seat-back to the desired position, then release the knob. Push and pull on the seat-back to make sure it is locked in position.
Page 101 Main Menu...
Page 102: Interior Features
Main Menu Interior Features Keys and Ignition ..Power Windows ..Conveniences ... . Steering Column Lock/ Checking the Circuit Beverage Holder...
Page 103: Interior Features
Main Menu Table of Contents INTERIOR MIRROR SUN VISOR SUN VISOR HORN VANITY MIRROR EXTERIOR MIRRORS GLOVE BOX FUEL FILL CAP STEERING COLUMN LOCK/IGNITION SWITCH TAILGATE OPERATION Interior Features...
Page 104: Keys And Ignition
This locks the steering key code number. Contact any and prevents normal use of the Honda dealer or a locksmith. steering wheel. METAL PLATE WITH KEY CODE The key can be removed only...
Page 105: Guard Against Theft
Main Menu Table of Contents The anti-theft steering column The beeper stops when the door is lock is not interconnected with the closed or when the key is removed. parking brake. You must always Removing the key from the set the parking brake when Guard Against Theft ignition switch while driving leaving the vehicle.
Page 106 Main Menu Table of Contents Locks • Fully close all windows and lock all doors. This activates POWER EXTERIOR MIRRORS the anti-theft system (see page 152). • Keep costly items out of sight. – Never leave things of value in plain sight on the seat or floor.
Page 107: Power Door Locks
Main Menu Table of Contents Power Door Locks The lock knob on each door Unlocking the passenger’s door controls only that door. Push the with the key unlocks only that The power door lock system has lock knob down to lock, and pull door.
Page 108: Child-Safe Door Locks
Main Menu Table of Contents Mirrors Child-Safe Door Locks Interior Mirror Power Mirrors The rear doors can be locked to To adjust, move the mirror right Adjust the outside mirrors with prevent children from opening the or left and up or down. the adjustment switch on the door from the inside.
Page 109: Vanity Mirrors
Main Menu Table of Contents 3. Push the appropriate edge of The outside mirror on the Vanity Mirrors the adjustment switch to move passenger’s side has curved glass. The vanity mirrors are on the back the mirror right, left, up, or of the sun visors.
Page 110: Power Windows
Main Menu Table of Contents Power Windows All the windows can be operated REAR PASSENGER’S by the window control switches WINDOW on the driver’s door panel. The CONTROL ignition key must be in the “ ON ” position. DRIVER’S WINDOW CONTROL DOWN FRONT...
Page 111 Main Menu Table of Contents Tailgate The LOCK button on the driver’s Checking the Circuit Breaker Operation door panel removes power from The tailgate has a hatch glass and In the event the power windows the passengers’ windows. Only a door. The hatch glass must be do not operate, check the circuit the driver’s window can be raised breaker.
Page 112: Hood Release
Main Menu Table of Contents Hood Release After raising the hatch glass, pull The hood release lever is on the the door handle to open the left side of the instrument panel. tailgate door. Pull 2. Lift the under-hood lever while lifting the hood slightly.
Page 113: Interior Lights
Main Menu Table of Contents Interior Lights 3. Raise the hood, and hold it To Close Luggage Light open with the hood support 1. Lift the hood slightly to The cargo compartment light rod in the hole on the right remove tension from the switch is built into the light side of the hood.
Page 114: Dome Light
Main Menu Table of Contents OFF — Light remains off Dome Light DOOR — The light turns on regardless of tailgate opening. when the key is removed from the The dome light switch is built into ignition switch, or when any of To prevent the light from being the light housing.
Page 115: Courtesy Lights
Main Menu Table of Contents Moonroof Courtesy Lights Map Lights EX and EX-L models only There is a courtesy light in each The map lights are in the bottom front door panel. Both courtesy of the rear view mirror. To turn on lights come on when any door is a light, push the switch.
Page 116: Beverage Holder
Main Menu Table of Contents Conveniences To slide the moonroof back, pull Beverage Holder The rear beverage holder is in the the open/close switch backward back of the front console. To use The front beverage holder is in the and release it. The moonroof will this beverage holder, pivot the lid front console.
Page 117: Glove Box
Main Menu Table of Contents Be careful when you are using the Glove Box beverage holder. A spilled liquid Open the glove box by pulling the that is very hot can scald you or handle. An open glove box can your passengers.
Page 118: Assist Grip
Main Menu Table of Contents Assist Grip Horn Button Tilt Steering Wheel See page for important An assist grip is located above To sound the horn, press the information about how to properly each window. center of the steering wheel position the steering wheel.
Page 119: Cigarette Lighter
Main Menu Table of Contents positions. Move the steering Cigarette Lighter Ashtrays wheel to the desired position, then The cigarette lighter is on the To open either ashtray, pull it out. release the lever. Try to move the instrument panel. The ignition steering wheel up and down to To remove the front ashtray for switch must be in ACCESSORY...
Page 120: Accessory Power Outlets
Main Menu Table of Contents To remove the rear ashtray for Accessory Power Outlets These sockets are intended to cleaning, open the ashtray, push supply power for 12 volt DC There are two accessory power the metal plate down, then pivot accessories that are rated 120 outlets.
Page 121 Main Menu...
Page 122: Comfort And Convenience Features
Main Menu Comfort and Convenience Features The heating and air conditioning Heating and Cooling ..Operating the CD Changer ..system in your vehicle provides a Ventilation ....comfortable driving environment Protecting Audio System...
Page 123: Heating And Cooling
Main Menu Table of Contents Heating and Cooling This system combines heating and cooling capabilities for comfort in all weather conditions. AIR-SOURCE SELECTOR LEVER During air conditioning operation, RECIRCULATED AIR OUTSIDE AIR slight increases and decreases in FACE USE BI-LEVEL IN THIS engine speed/power may be BI-LEVEL RANGE FOR COOL...
Page 124 Main Menu Table of Contents Fan Control Lever Air Selector Knob same temperature. This position gives cool upper level air and The fan control lever The air selector knob regulates air warm floor level air when the ( OFF 1–2–3–4) provides speed flow from the upper, floor and –...
Page 125 Main Menu Table of Contents Ventilation Foot/Defrost — Air amount delivered from the side Your vehicle has a flow-through comes from the floor window defroster outlets. This ventilation system that provides outlets, windshield defroster position is recommended for a supply of outside air into the conditions of severe fogging and outlets and side window defroster vehicle when it is moving and the...
Page 126 Main Menu Table of Contents • Operating Tips Always keep the front inlet grilles clear of obstructions • Clear snow and ice from the (leaves, ice, snow, etc.). hood and air inlet in front of the windshield. This helps the •...
Page 127 Main Menu Table of Contents Air Vents SIDE VENTS CENTER VENTS Center and Side Air Outlets SIDE VENTS The direction of air flow can be controlled horizontally and vertically with the knobs. Comfort and Convenience Features...
Page 128: Audio System
ACCESSORY or ON . Turn the when the display reaches the system on by pressing the PWR desired frequency. To change the Your Honda’s audio system VOL knob. Adjust the volume by frequency in small increments, provides clear reception on both turning the PWR/VOL knob.
Page 129 Main Menu Table of Contents To store a frequency: ON/OFF/VOL KNOB TUNE BAR SEEK/SCAN BUTTON 1. Select the desired band: AM , FM1 , or FM2 . 2. Use the TUNE or SEEK function to find a desired station. 3. Pick the preset button you DISPLAY want for that station.
Page 130 Main Menu Table of Contents Adjusting the Sound Bass, Treble, Balance, and Fader are each adjustable. You select which of these you want to adjust by pressing the MODE button several times. The selected mode, BAS , TRE , FAD , or BAL is shown in the display.
Page 131 Main Menu Table of Contents Operating the Cassette Player the FM/AM and TAPE buttons. Tape Search Functions When you press the FM/AM With a cassette playing, you can The ignition switch must be in button with a cassette playing, the use the FF , REW , or APS function ACCESSORY or ON .
Page 132 Main Menu Table of Contents APS – The Automatic Program Search function allows you to find TAPE DIRECTION BUTTON the beginning of a song or REWIND BUTTON FAST FORWARD passage. Use the (preset 4) or CASSETTE SLOT BUTTON (preset 6) buttons to activate EJECT BUTTON APS.
Page 133 Main Menu Table of Contents if there is almost no gap between selections, a high noise level between selections, or a silent period in the middle of a selection. Caring for the Cassette Player Damaged cassettes can jam inside the drive or cause other problems. See page for information on cassette care and protection.
Page 134 Main Menu Table of Contents Operating the Optional CD BACKWARD FORWARD Changer CD BUTTON BUTTON BUTTON An in-dash Compact Disc changer is available through your dealer. It holds up to six discs, providing several hours of continuous entertainment. You operate the CD changer with the controls on the front of the changer and on the front of the radio.
Page 135 Main Menu Table of Contents slot. The drive will pull it in the To select a different disc, push the To move rapidly within a track, rest of the way, and begin playing appropriate button (1–6) on the press and hold the button the first track.
Page 136 The frequency For EX-L model PWR/VOL knob. Adjust the numbers will start to change Your Honda’s audio system volume by turning the PWR/VOL rapidly. Release the bar when the provides clear reception on both knob.
Page 137 Main Menu Table of Contents you hear a beep, then release it. SCAN shows in the display. The system scans up the band for a station with a strong signal. When AUDIO it finds one, it stops and plays that BUTTON BUTTON CONTROL...
Page 138 Main Menu Table of Contents 2. Use the TUNE, SEEK, or Adjusting the Sound Treble/Bass – Use these modes to SCAN function to find a adjust the tone to your liking. Bass, Treble, Balance, and Fader desired station. Select TRE or BAS by pressing are each adjustable.
Page 139 Main Menu Table of Contents Radio Frequencies Radio Reception How well your Honda’s radio Your Honda’s radio can receive receives stations is dependent on the complete AM and FM bands. many factors, such as the distance Those bands cover these from the station’s transmitter,...
Page 140 Main Menu Table of Contents Electrical interference from passing vehicles and stationary sources can cause temporary reception problems. As required by the FCC: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
Page 141 Main Menu Table of Contents Operating the Cassette Player The ignition switch must be in ACCESSORY or ON. Make sure TAPE DIRECTION the tape opening on the cassette is INDICATOR facing to the right, then insert the cassette most of the way into the slot.
Page 142 Main Menu Table of Contents cassette stops playing, but it does not eject. To begin playing the cassette at the same point, press the TAPE button. FAST FORWARD/ EJECT When the system reaches the end REWIND BUTTON of the tape, it automatically reverses direction and plays the other side.
Page 143 Main Menu Table of Contents FF/REW – Fast Forward and You will see RPT in the display. twice; you will see FF and 2 in Rewind move the tape rapidly. When the system reaches the end the display. The system will fast Press and release the REW side of of the current song or passage, it forward the tape to the beginning of...
Page 144 Main Menu Table of Contents The APS, Repeat, and Skip contamination with a normal inserted again. You may have a functions use silent periods on the cleaning kit. cassette suddenly stop playing, tape to find the end of a song or reverse directions once or twice, Use 100-minute or shorter passage.
Page 145 Main Menu Table of Contents Operating the CD Changer To operate the CD changer, the DISC ignition switch must be in SELECTOR ACCESSORY or ON. CD SLOT LOAD DISC BUTTON INDICATORS Loading CDs in the Changer To load a CD in the changer, press the LOAD button.
Page 146 Main Menu Table of Contents Repeat this procedure to load CDs playing. The disc and track switch back to the CD changer, in the remaining positions in the numbers are shown in the display. press the DISC button. The CD changer.
Page 147 Main Menu Table of Contents SCAN – Use the SEEK/SCAN button to sample the tracks on a disc, or to sample all the discs in the changer. EJECT BUTTON To sample the tracks on the CD SCAN currently loaded, press and release BUTTON the SEEK/SCAN button.
Page 148 Main Menu Table of Contents ten seconds. If you do nothing, it through the disc currently loaded. disc in random order. When all will load the second disc and play At the end of the disc, instead of the tracks have been played, it the first track for ten seconds.
Page 149 Main Menu Table of Contents Protecting Compact Discs Handle a CD by its edges; never touch either surface. Contamination from fingerprints, liquids, felt-tip pens, and labels can cause the CD to not play properly, or possibly jam in the drive. A new CD may be rough on the To clean a disc, use a clean soft inner and outer edges.
Page 150: Cruise Control
Main Menu Table of Contents Cruise Control Cruise control allows you to Operation 3. When you reach the desired maintain a set speed above 25 speed, quickly press and release mph (40 km/h) without keeping the “ SET/COAST ” button. The your foot on the accelerator pedal.
Page 151 Main Menu Table of Contents Accelerating (While Cruise Decelerating (While Cruise Tap Up (While Cruise Control Control System Is in Use) Control System Is in Use) System Is in Use) Quickly turning and releasing the Depress the accelerator pedal for Press and hold the “...
Page 152 Main Menu Table of Contents Tap Down (While Cruise Control 2. When the clutch pedal is System Is in Use) depressed (manual transmission) or when the Quickly pressing and releasing the automatic transmission is “ SET/COAST ” button with the shifted to the “...
Page 153 Main Menu Table of Contents 7. If you press the Recovering the Set Speed Keep the CRUISE ON/OFF button “ SET/COAST ” button at the “ OFF ” unless you are using the If the cruise control is cancelled same time as you turn the system.
Page 154: Keyless Entry
Main Menu Table of Contents Keyless Entry (Standard on the EX model) When you push the UNLOCK transmitter if any door, the button once, only the driver’s tailgate, or the hood is not fully door unlocks. Push the button a closed, or the key is in the ignition LOCK second time, within three seconds,...
Page 155 Main Menu Table of Contents Anti-Theft System To cancel panic mode before 30 The anti-theft system is designed Activating the System seconds, press any button on the to protect your vehicle and its remote transmitter. You can also contents from theft. Any attempt turn the ignition switch to to forcibly open any door, the tailgate, or the hood without using...
Page 156: Digital Clock
Main Menu Table of Contents Digital Clock begin blinking rapidly to indicate The digital clock displays the time To set the time: the system is active. at all times, regardless of ignition • Press and hold the H button to switch position.
Page 157 Main Menu...
Page 158: Driving Tips
Main Menu Driving Tips Before Driving ... Operation in Foreign Countries ..Starting the Engine ..Accessories & Modifications New Vehicle Break-In .
Page 159: Before Driving
To prevent rollover or loss of 2. Check the tires to see if they control: are low or flat. You will need Your Honda has higher ground a pressure gauge to tell if tires • clearance than a passenger car Take corners at slower speeds are properly inflated.
Page 160: Starting The Engine
Table of Contents Main Menu switch is turned to the “ ON ” Automatic Transmission: Do not crank the engine for more or “ START ” position. Place the shift lever in “P” than 10 seconds at a time. Wait 15 or “N”...
Page 161: New Vehicle Break-In
Table of Contents Main Menu New Vehicle Break-In Parking • You may drive your new vehicle When leaving your vehicle Close all windows and lock all from its very first mile/kilometer unattended: doors. without following a formal • • Set the parking brake. Check to make certain the “break-in”...
Page 162 Honda dealer. skidding during hard braking, is placed in “P” (Park) position allowing you to retain steering •...
Page 163 Table of Contents Main Menu hazard. This is sometimes referred following distance from other allow a greater distance between to as “stomp and steer.” vehicles. vehicles under those conditions. You will feel a pulsation in the ABS will not prevent a skid that ABS Indicator brake pedal when the ABS results from changing direction...
Page 164 Table of Contents Main Menu If anything goes wrong, the ABS Driving With Wet Brakes Power Brakes indicator on the instrument panel Driving through deep water may The braking system uses engine comes on (see page 67). This get the brakes wet and reduce vacuum to provide power assist.
Page 165 It also causes your traction are reduced when the brake lights to stay on all the time, See your Honda dealer if the road is coated with water, snow, confusing drivers behind you. brake pedal height does not return ice, gravel, or other materials.
Page 166 Table of Contents Main Menu Tires distances will be longer and To safely operate your vehicle, vehicle control more limited. your tires must be the proper type While driving on a surface with and size, in good condition with Rapid slowing down or reduced traction, avoid maneuvers adequate tread, and correctly speeding-up can cause loss...
Page 167 Table of Contents Main Menu Inflation Check the pressure in the tires Recommended Tire Pressures for Normal Driving when they are cold. This means Keeping the tires properly inflated the vehicle has been parked for at provides the best combination of The following chart shows the least three hours.
Page 168 Table of Contents Main Menu These pressures are also given on Tubeless tires have some ability to Your vehicle’s tires have wear the tire information label on the self-seal if they are punctured. indicators molded into the tread. driver’s doorjamb. However, because leakage is often very slow, you should look closely for punctures if a tire...
Page 169: Tire Rotation
Table of Contents Main Menu indicator in three or more places riding comfort and tire life. Your Move the tires to the positions around the tire. vehicle’s original tires were shown in the diagram each time dynamic or “spin” balanced at the they are rotated.
Page 170 It is best to replace all four tires at Replacement wheels are available oversize tires and wheels that the same time. If that is not at your Honda dealer. would change your vehicle’s possible or necessary, then replace ride height and possibly affect...
Page 171 Table of Contents Main Menu Traction 3. Replace tires when they are Tighten them again after worn to a point where 1/16 driving 1/4 to 1/2 mile (0.4 to A decrease in driving, cornering, inch (1.6 mm) or less tread 0.8 kilometer).
Page 172 (except some offset and mounting configuration aluminum wheels that can be to those originally installed on repaired). See your Honda dealer. your vehicle. A wheel of the wrong size or type may adversely Do not use bent wheels that have...
Page 173: Fuel Economy
Table of Contents Main Menu Fuel Economy Driving for Best Fuel could result in loss of warranty traffic, it is better to turn off the coverage. key and start the engine again Economy later. How, where, and when you drive “Jackrabbit”...
Page 174 Table of Contents Main Menu air cleaner, so it’s important to Excessive Weight Wheel Alignment replace the air cleaner filter at Fuel economy is related to the Improper alignment will cause the required intervals. See “Care and work the engine must do. The front tires to roll at an angle that Maintenance.”...
Page 175 Table of Contents Main Menu Three-Way Catalytic Converter The three-way catalytic converter electrical, electronic fuel 2. Do not push or tow your is an emissions control device injection or ignition systems vehicle to start it. This could added to the exhaust system to may result in unusually high damage the converter.
Page 176: Operation In Foreign Countries
“Modifications” on the next page If you are planning to take your installing some non-Honda for additional information.) Honda outside the U.S. or accessories, can make your vehicle Canada, contact the tourist unsafe. Before you make any bureaus in the areas you will be...
Page 177 • Have the installer contact your anti-lock brakes and other of the airbags. Or, if the airbags Honda dealer for assistance systems. inflate, the objects could be before installing any electronic propelled inside the vehicle and In addition, any modifications that accessory.
Page 178: Carrying Cargo
Table of Contents Main Menu Carrying Cargo Your vehicle has several convenient storage areas so you can stow cargo safely. The glove box, the console compartment, and the pockets in the front doors, seat-backs, and cargo area are designed for small, lightweight items.
Page 179 Table of Contents Main Menu Load Limit To figure out how much cargo you can carry: The maximum load for your • Overloading or improper Add up the weight of all vehicle is: loading can affect handling occupants. LX 2WD and stability and cause a •...
Page 180 Table of Contents Main Menu • Carrying Items in the Carrying Cargo in the Cargo If you carry any items on a roof rack, be sure the total weight of Passenger Compartment Area or on a Roof Rack the rack and the items does not •...
Page 181: Trailer Towing
Honda recommends that you do whichever is lower. Higher speed not tow a trailer with a new may cause loss of vehicle control. Honda vehicle or one with a new powertrain component (engine, transmission, differential) for the first 500 miles.
Page 182 • Follow the recommendations in Exceeding the weight limit will The Gross Combined Weight this manual and ask your Honda cause damage to your vehicle and Rating ( GCWR ) equals the dealer for further details before possibly result in personal injury.
Page 183: Trailer Hitches
Improper loading can result in accomplish the distribution of the for the Honda Trailer Hitch Kit. damage to your vehicle and weight. Improper modifications can affect possible personal injury.
Page 184: Safety Chain
Check with your trailer and affect your vehicle warranty. with the tire manufacturer’s manufacturer for the required Consult your Honda dealer for specifications. Improper tire size equipment. Cross the safety installation. and inflation can cause tire...
Page 185: Limited Slip Differential
Table of Contents Main Menu Limited Slip Differential There are no provisions in your distribution, worn suspension, or 4WD models Standard on vehicle to tap into its hydraulic other possible causes. The limited slip differential is braking system. Any attempt to designed to improve traction by Make sure the trailer load is attach the trailer’s brakes to your...
Page 186: In Case Of Emergency
Main Menu In Case of Emergency This section covers the most Jump Starting ... . common problems that motorists Changing a Tire ..experience with their vehicles.
Page 187: Jump Starting
Table of Contents Main Menu Jump Starting Do not push or tow your vehicle To jump start your vehicle: use an open flame to check, to start it. Under some conditions and do not smoke.) 1. Position the vehicle with the this may damage the three-way good (charged) battery so that CHARGE...
Page 188 Table of Contents Main Menu but at a point at least 18 • Connect the first inches (45 cm) away from jumper cable from the If a battery sits in extreme cold, the battery. Do not connect positive “+” (red) terminal the electrolyte inside can freeze.
Page 189: Changing A Tire
Table of Contents Main Menu Changing a Tire 6. Start the engine of the vehicle If you have a flat tire while 1. Park on a level surface and set that has the discharged battery. driving, stop in a safe place to the parking brake firmly.
Page 190 Table of Contents Main Menu 5. Block the wheel that is REAR JACK diagonally opposite the one to be changed. JACK BAR JACK HANDLE Under the rear axle FRONT housing near the wheel. Position the jack at the correct jack point as shown. 6.
Page 191: Tool Locations
Table of Contents Main Menu Tool Locations 8. Turn the jack handle 12. Stow the jacking tools and flat The jack is stored in a clockwise with a slow, smooth tire in their proper locations. compartment on the driver’s side motion to raise the vehicle so rear wheel panel.
Page 192: Spare Tire Removal
Table of Contents Main Menu Spare Tire Removal The tire wrench and jack handle LX model EX model are concealed under the right rear The spare tire is mounted on the The spare tire is stored under the seat cushion. rear door.
Page 193: Engine Overheating
Table of Contents Main Menu Engine Overheating Reverse this procedure to store If the engine overheats: the spare tire. Connect the spare • The engine coolant temperature tire to the bracket with the outside gauge pointer will move up to Steam and spray from an of the wheel facing up.
Page 194 Get detailed towing • If you don’t find an obvious cause the coolant to spray instructions from your Honda leak, check the coolant level in out, seriously scalding you. dealer. the radiator reserve tank. If the...
Page 195 Table of Contents Main Menu • Use only towing equipment Towing Tips Front Wheels off the Ground specifically designed for this 1. Transfer case in 2 H (4 WD All Four Wheels on the Ground purpose, following the model only). instructions of the equipment 1.
Page 196 Table of Contents Main Menu Inoperative Electrical Devices Rear Wheels off the Ground If you have electrical problems without extreme damage to any 1. Transfer case in 2 H (4 WD Replacing a fuse with one that has electrical parts, check for burned model only).
Page 197 Main Menu...
Page 198: Care And Maintenance
. . . information on how to obtain a Required Maintenance Record206 Hood Latch and Hinges copy, or see your Honda dealer. Owner Safety Checks ..Air Conditioning ..
Page 199 Main Menu Front (4 WD Only) and Foreign Material Deposits Rear Propeller Shaft . . . Finish Damage ..Exhaust System ..Corrosion Protection ..Fuel Line and Fuel Sheet Metal Damage .
Page 200: Service Station Information
CYLINDER WASHER holder while refueling. RESERVOIR RESERVOIR If you need a replacement, use only a genuine Honda fuel fill cap. An improper fuel fill cap can affect the fuel system, the emissions system, and allow fuel spillage. RADIATOR CAP BATTERY...
Page 201: Fuel Recommendation
Main Menu Table of Contents Fuel Recommendation Tire Inflation Pressures CHARGE TEST INDICATOR Use only unleaded gasoline. For Check at least monthly, including additional information see “Fuel the spare. Keep inflated to the UPPER LEVEL Requirements” in this section. pressure shown on the tire placard on the driver’s doorjamb.
Page 202 Main Menu Table of Contents Hood Release 2. Lift the under-hood lever 3. Raise the hood, and hold it while lifting the hood slightly. open with the hood support The hood release lever is on the rod in the hole on the right left side of the instrument panel.
Page 203: Fuel Requirements
Main Menu Table of Contents Fuel Requirements To Close Engine Oil Dipstick Your Honda operates most effectively on unleaded gasoline 1. Lift the hood slightly to remove Check the oil level when the with a pump octane number of tension from the support rod.
Page 204: Maintenance Safety
Main Menu Table of Contents Maintenance Safety standards, some areas of the United METHANOL (methyl or wood Regularly maintaining your States and Canada use oxygenated alcohol). Your vehicle was not vehicle is the best way to protect fuels to help reduce emissions. designed to use fuel that contains your investment.
Page 205 Injury from moving parts. Do maintenance instructions and this section should be performed not run the engine unless precautions can cause you to by a Honda technician or other be seriously hurt or killed. instructed to do so. qualified mechanic. Always follow the procedures...
Page 206: Maintenance Schedule
It is We recommend the use of • Drive your vehicle regularly over essential that you have your Genuine Honda parts and fluids a distance of several miles vehicle serviced as scheduled to whenever you have maintenance (kilometers).
Page 207: Care And Maintenance
Main Menu Table of Contents Maintenance Schedule R – Replace L – Lube I – Inspect After inspection, clean, adjust, repair or replace if necessary. Service at the interval listed x Service at the interval listed x x 1,000 miles 22.5 37.5 52.5...
Page 208 Main Menu Table of Contents R – Replace L – Lube I – Inspect After inspection, clean, adjust, repair or replace if necessary. Service at the interval listed x Service at the interval listed x x 1,000 miles 22.5 37.5 52.5 67.5 82.5...
Page 209: Required Maintenance Record
Main Menu Table of Contents Required Maintenance Record Have your servicing dealer record all Required Maintenance below. Keep receipts for all work done on your car. (Sign or Stamp) Mi. (km) (Sign or Stamp) Mi. (km) 7,500 Mi. 60,000 Mi. 12,000 km 12,000 km 96,000 km...
Page 210 Main Menu Table of Contents Non-Scheduled Maintenance Record Record additional maintenance for severe driving conditions or non-scheduled maintenance on this page (see pages 204–205). Maintenance (Sign or Stamp) Mi. (km) Maintenance (Sign or Stamp) Mi. (km) Performed: Performed: Date Date Mi.
Page 211: Owner Safety Checks
Table of Contents Owner Safety Checks Promptly take any safety only when the clutch pedal is fully balancing is needed. Check tire problems to your Honda dealer depressed. pressures (including the spare) at for service advice. least monthly and whenever the vehicle is serviced (see page 163).
Page 212 Honda dealer. effective pedal stroke should Rear view mirrors and sun remain unchanged. Exhaust system — Be alert to any visors —...
Page 213 Main Menu Table of Contents Seat-back latches — Seat-back the beams seem to be aimed Fluid leaks — Check for fuel, latches are designed to prevent improperly. water, oil or other fluid leaks by forward motion of the seat-back looking at the surface beneath the when the vehicle stops suddenly.
Page 214: Engine Oil And Filter
Main Menu Table of Contents Engine Oil and Filter Underbody — Corrosive roper Quality Oil Change Interval materials used for road-ice, snow Engine oils are labeled on the The oil and filter change intervals removal and dust control can containers with various API for your engine are based on the collect on the underbody.
Page 215: Oil Change
Main Menu Table of Contents Change the oil and oil filter every Oil Change Oil Filter Installation 3,750 miles (6,000 kilometers) or 1. Remove the old oil filter with Changing the oil and filter requires every three months if you drive the filter wrench.
Page 216: Oil Viscosity
Main Menu Table of Contents Oil Viscosity other retail stores. They are viscosity grade. If cold-weather identified by words such as starting problems are encountered Engine oil viscosity (thickness) has “Energy Saving,” “Conserves at temperatures below 0_F an effect on fuel economy. Lower Gasoline,”...
Page 217: Air Cleaner Filter
If you think your efficiency between replacement engine has an oil-related problem, intervals. talk to your Honda dealer. For maximum protection, it is advisable to use genuine Honda air cleaner filters as replacements. Care and Maintenance...
Page 218: Manual Transmission Fluid
Main Menu Table of Contents Manual Transmission Fluid Never run the engine with the air See the Maintenance Schedule to (2WD) cleaner filter removed. If the find out how often the lubricant OIL FILL PLUG engine should backfire, it could level should be checked.
Page 219: Automatic Transmission Fluid
If you suspect an automatic Limited Slip Differential Gear transmission fluid leak, take the Lubricant Additive (Part No. vehicle to your Honda dealer for 8-01052-358-0) or equivalent. inspection and repair. Use the correct viscosity for the Transmission damage could result existing ambient temperatures.
Page 220: Engine Cooling System
Main Menu Table of Contents Engine Cooling System Recommended Lubricant The engine cooling system is See the Maintenance Schedule in designed to maintain the engine at this section to find out when the the proper operating temperatures. engine coolant must be replaced. Lubricant Viscosity Ambient The cooling system was filled at...
Page 221 You usually do not need to remove If you need to add engine coolant Have the cooling system and the radiator cap to check the engine frequently, see your Honda dealer radiator cap tested for a coolant level. for a cooling system check.
Page 222: Other Required Maintenance
Main Menu Table of Contents Other Required Maintenance (–36_C) to ensure protection Thermostat Brake Master Cylinder against corrosion and loss of The engine coolant temperature is engine coolant from boiling. Check the master cylinder fluid controlled by a thermostat, which This should be done even if level in the reservoir every time stops engine coolant flow through...
Page 223: Front Wheel Bearings
Main Menu Table of Contents If the diaphragm inside the Shift-on-the-Fly System Front Wheel Bearings reservoir cap is deformed, return The fluid level in the system should Clean and repack the front wheel it to the original (collapsed) be checked at the intervals shown bearings whenever the front brake condition, then tighten the cap.
Page 224: Hood Latch And Hinges
See resistant EP chassis lubricant. 1. Wipe off any accumulation of your Honda dealer if you suspect dirt or contamination on the There are other points on the that the system is not performing latch parts.
Page 225: Drive Belt
Main Menu Table of Contents Front (4WD Only) and Rear holes, loose connections, or other Drive Belt deterioration that could allow Propeller Shaft Check the belt driving the exhaust fumes to seep into the alternator, power steering pump, Lubricate the sliding yoke with passenger compartment or cause and air conditioning compressor.
Page 226: Spark Plugs
Main Menu Table of Contents Spark Plugs should be filled to the maximum Power Steering level line with DOT -3 or DOT -4 Replace the spark plugs with the Check the fluid level in the power fluid. type specified in the “Technical steering fluid reservoir as Data”...
Page 227: Wheel Alignment
“weathered” the wheels. appearance. Foreign Material Deposits Your Honda dealer offers several Calcium chloride and other salts, polishes and cleaners that have ice melting agents, road oil and proven to maintain the original tar, tree sap, bird droppings, finish appearance and durability.
Page 228: Corrosion Protection
Minor chips and scratches the vehicle buyer. can be repaired using touch-up materials available from your Honda dealer. Care and Maintenance...
Page 229: Before Cleaning
Main Menu Table of Contents Interior been coated with corrosion With the use of modern trim Remember These Basic Steps protectants. materials it is very important that Before Cleaning proper cleaning techniques and At least every spring, flush these 1. Remove stains as quickly as cleaners be used.
Page 230: Cleaning Fabric
Main Menu Table of Contents • USE SUDS ONLY ON A Cleaning Fabric Spot Cleaning Fabric With Solvent Cleaner CLEAN SPONGE OR SOFT Cleaning General Soilage or BRISTLE BRUSH. DO NOT Before trying to remove a spot or Water Spots From Fabric Trim SATURATE FABRIC OR RUB stain from fabric, determine as Multipurpose powdered cleaner is...
Page 231 Main Menu Table of Contents • • Gently scrape the stain off trim remains, mask off surrounding Shoe polish, wax crayons, tar material with a clean, DULL trim sections and clean the entire and asphalt will stain if allowed affected area with a to remain on trim;...
Page 232 Main Menu Table of Contents • If an odor persists after Cleaning Vinyl or Leather Trim Seat Belt Care cleaning vomit or urine, treat • Ordinary soilage can be removed Clean seat belts only with mild area with a water-baking soda soap and lukewarm water.
Page 233: Cleaning Glass Surfaces
Main Menu Table of Contents Cleaning Glass Surfaces Tinted Glass Tinted, heat-reflecting glass has a Glass surfaces should be cleaned metal coating on the interior side. on a regular basis. Use of glass Always clean this metal coating cleaner will remove normal with plain water or a neutral tobacco smoke and dust films detergent, not harsh chemicals.
Page 234: Technical Data
Main Menu Technical Data Vehicle Identification ..Vehicle Loading ..Specifications ... Technical Data...
Page 235: Vehicle Identification
Main Menu Table of Contents Vehicle Identification Vehicle Identification Engine Identification Service Parts Identification Number ( You can identify your engine from The Vehicle Information Plate This is the legal identification of the . The eighth character of (Service Parts Plate) is vehicle.
Page 236: Vehicle Loading
The GVWR represents the left door lock pillar. maximum permissible loaded weight of the vehicle and takes Your Honda dealer can advise you into account the engine, of the proper loading conditions transmission, frame, springs, for your vehicle. The use of brake, axle, and tire capabilities.
Page 237 This includes the driver Your Limited Warranty on your and all occupants, and the load the new Honda vehicle does not apply vehicle is carrying. The GVW to any part of your vehicle that must not exceed the GVWR . Also, has been subject to misuse.
Page 238: Specifications
These specifications are given here for information only. Before using them, see the cautions and other instructions throughout this manual. For further information, see the Service Manual covering the chassis or body parts in question. Your Honda dealer may also be able to help. Engine...
Page 239: Cooling System
Main Menu Table of Contents Cooling System Clutch Radiator type Tube and corrugated fins pressure type Transmission 11.2 U.S. quarts (10.6 liters) for MT Clutch size 10.24 in. (260 mm) Capacity 11.1 U.S. quarts (10.5 liters) for AT Type Dry single plate disc with diaphragm spring Thermostat Wax pellet type 170_F (76.5_C) Clutch control...
Page 240 Main Menu Table of Contents Manual Transmission and Transfer Case Automatic Transmission and Transfer Case Gear ratio Gear ratio Transmission Transmission Rev. 3.873 3.873 Rev. 2.000 2.000 3.767 3.767 2.856 2.856 2.248 2.248 1.618 1.618 1.404 1.404 1.000 1.000 1.000 1.000 Overdrive 0.723...
Page 241 Main Menu Table of Contents Front Suspension Steering Independent wishbone arms, torsion bar springs with Rack and pinion. stabilizer bar. Service Brake Front Wheel Alignment Hydraulic Front: Disc brake. 2 2 mm (0.08 in.) Rear: Self-adjusting drum brake, Toe-in –...
Page 242: Wheels And Tires
Main Menu Table of Contents Rear Axle Wheels and Tires Tire size 225/75R16 245/70R16 Models Models Gear ratio Gear ratio 4 300 4.300 4 300 4.300 Wheel size 16 x 7 JJ 16 x 7 JJ 1.87 U.S. quarts Tire pressure 29 psi (200 kPa) 26 psi (180 kPa) Lubricant capacity...
Page 243 Main Menu Table of Contents Fuses Fuse boxes are installed on the left side of the instrument panel and the right side of the engine compartment. Each fuse box contains spare fuse cartridges. Replacing a fuse with one that has a higher rating greatly increases the chances of damaging the electrical system.
Page 244 Main Menu Table of Contents Fuse Box: Instrument Panel Amperage Applicability ABS, 4WD, cruise control Accessory power sockets Windshield wiper/washer – ––– Rear wiper/washer Cigarette lighter Security & keyless entry Dash/parking lights Audio system Interior lights Starter Brake lights, cruise control Power windows, moonroof Power door locks Mirror defoggers...
Page 245 Main Menu Table of Contents Fuse Box: Engine Compartment Amperage Applicability Hazard Warning Light Condenser fan Horn – ––– – ––– Blower Air conditioner – ––– – ––– Headlight; left Headlight; right Fog lights Sensor Fuel pump – ––– Power distribution 100A Main Technical Data...
Page 246: Light Bulbs
Main Menu Table of Contents Light Bulbs Dimensions and Weights Rating Model Application Bulb No. Quantity Candlepower Wheelbase – 106.4 in. (2,702 mm) Front Lights Spare tire: 65/45 watts Headlight – 9004 178.2 in. (4,525 mm) under floor Halogen Overall Overall 55 watts Length...
Page 247 Main Menu...
Page 248: Owner Assistance
Main Menu Owner Assistance Customer Relations Information ... . Warranty Coverages ..Reporting Safety Defects . . . Emissions Controls ..DOT Uniform Tire Quality Grading .
Page 249 When you call or write, please important to your Honda dealer decision made by the dealership’s give us this information: and to us, American Honda Motor management, contact your Honda Co., Inc. Honda dealership Consumer Affairs Department. 1. Your name, address and...
Page 250: Warranty Coverages
Main Menu Table of Contents Warranty Coverages Your new Honda is covered by Seat Belt Limited Warranty Replacement Battery Limited these warranties: A seat belt that fails to function Warranty Provides prorated properly is covered for the useful coverage for a replacement New Vehicle Limited Warranty –...
Page 251: Reporting Safety Defects
Traffic Safety Administration ). Gasoline evaporating from NHTSA ( NHTSA ) in addition to notifying the tank also produces U.S. Department of Transportation American Honda Motor Co., Inc. hydrocarbons. Controlling the Washington, D.C. 20590 production of , and If NHTSA receives similar important to the environment.
Page 252 Main Menu Table of Contents maintain them. This section engine is off. After the engine is and minimize the amount of HC, summarizes how the emissions started and warmed up, the vapor CO, and NOx that comes out the controls work. Scheduled is drawn into the engine and tailpipe.
Page 253: Dot Tire Quality Grading
Transportation ( DOT ) standards. emissions remain low, you should exhaust gas to the air/fuel mixture The following explains these use only new Honda genuine reduces the amount of NOx gradings. replacement parts or their produced when the fuel is burned.
Page 254 Main Menu Table of Contents Treadwear ability to stop on wet pavement as specified indoor laboratory test measured under controlled wheel. Sustained high temperature The treadwear grade is a conditions on specified can cause the material of the tire comparative rating based on the government test surfaces of to degenerate and reduce tire life wear rate of the tire when tested...
Page 255 Main Menu...
Page 256: Authorized Manuals
TOTAL TOTAL QTY. Number NUMBER EACH* PRICE NAME YEAR 2002 Passport Service Manual $68.00 2002 Passport Fuel & Emissions $35.00 Supplement 2000–02 Passport Electrical $48.00 Troubleshooting Manual 2002 Passport Owner’s Manual** $34.00 Order form for previous years – HON-R FREE Indicate year and model desired.
Page 257 Main Menu NOTE: Dealers and Companies please provide dealer or company name and also the name of the person to whose attention the shipment should be sent. For purchases outside U.S.A. please write to the address below for quotation. Service Manual (CUSTOMER NAME) (ATTENTION) This manual covers maintenance and recommended...
Page 258: Index
Main Menu Index Alcohol and Driving ..Oil Temperature Indicator Shift Lever Alcohol in Gasoline ..ABS . See Anti-Lock Brake Position Indicator ..System Alternator Belt.
Page 259 Main Menu Break-in ....Cassette Player Children, Protecting ..Fluid ....Care .
Page 260 Main Menu Crankcase Emissions Disc Brake Wear Indicators Controls Near Control System ..the Steering Wheel Dome Light ....Hazard Warning .
Page 261 Main Menu Emergency Flashers ..Oil Pressure Indicator ..Filters ....Specifications .
Page 262 Main Menu Foreign Countries, Gasohol ....Glove Box ....Operation in .
Page 263 Main Menu Interior Cleaning ..Lap/Shoulder Belts ..Interior Lights ... . LATCH System .
Page 264 Main Menu Low Coolant Level ..Methanol in Gasoline ..Off-Road Driving. See the Off-Road Driving Information Mirror Low Oil Pressure Indicator booklet in your owner’s packet. Adjusting the .
Page 265 Main Menu Protecting Adults ... . Owner Assistance ..General Guidelines for ..Using Child Seats Additional Owner Safety Checks .
Page 266 Main Menu Rear Seat, Folding ..Tires ....Advice for Pregnant Women Cleaning ....Replacing Seat Belts Rear View Mirror .
Page 267 Main Menu Signaling Turns. Starting the Engine ..Service ....See Lane Change, Signaling With a Dead Battery .
Page 268 Main Menu Replacing ....Fluid Selection ..Vehicle Identification ..Rotation ....Shifting the Automatic .
Page 269 Main Menu Wheel Adjusting the Steering ..Alignment and Balance ..171, 224 Replacement ..167, 169 Windows Cleaning ..71, 74, 230 Power .
Page 270 2002 Passport Online Reference Off-Road Driving Information Owner's Manual Supplement Refer to 2002 Passport Owner's Manual for more information. Content s Use these links (and links throughout this manual) to navigate through this reference. Introduction For a printed owner's manual, click on authorized manuals or go to www.helminc.com.
Page 271 If you plan on driving in competitions or taking on challenging terrain, ask your authorized Honda dealer about driving clubs and other sources of information in your area. Please consider this booklet a permanent part of the vehicle and pass it along to the new owner if you sell the vehicle.
Page 272 Main Menu Off Road Contents Get to Know Your Vehicle These advantages come at some Because every vehicle operates a If you have 4-wheel drive, you can little differently, be sure to read use it for better traction and greater cost.
Page 273: Off-Road Driving Information
Main Menu Off Road Contents Off-Road Precautions For your safety and the safety of Wear Seat Belts passengers always wear seat belts. your passengers, please follow If children or infants are along for these precautions: the ride, see that they are properly secured, and never let a passenger ride in the cargo compartment.
Page 274 Main Menu Off Road Contents Getting Ready to Drive Off-Road Don't Drink and Drive Before leaving on a brief off-road case you have trouble, and always excursion or an extended let someone else know where Alcohol is a leading cause of overnight trip, you need to make you're going and when you death and injury off-road as well...
Page 275 Main Menu Off Road Contents and other useful information. Check Out Your Vehicle Improperly inflated tires can be Recreational vehicle clubs can put more easily damaged by rocks you in touch with other drivers, and other hard or sharp objects. and off-road magazines publish Do not let air out of your tires first-hand descriptions of driving...
Page 276 Main Menu Off Road Contents Carrying Cargo You'll probably take a cooler, picnic supplies or other cargo on an off-road trip. Since some bouncing is almost inevitable when driving off-road, it's very important to store and secure cargo properly. Follow these guidelines and limits: The maximum load you can carry in and on your vehicle...
Page 277 Main Menu Off Road Contents Secure all items so they cannot Towing a Trailer should be about 10% of the fly forward and injure you or trailer weight.) your passengers if you brake Try to stay on smooth, level hard, hit an obstacle, or are dirt roads, and avoid driving in involved in a collision.
Page 278 Main Menu Off Road Contents It's always wise to take along water, food, blankets, a flashlight, and matches. You may also want to take: A towing rope, strap or chain - in case you or someone you're with gets stuck. Wheel chocks - to help keep your vehicle from rolling when you park.
Page 279 Main Menu Off Road Contents Off-Road Driving Considerations When you leave paved roads, you Using Your Senses You need to use your senses a leave a generally predictable and little differently off-road. Keep orderly world behind. You won't your eyes moving, constantly find lane markers or traffic watching for obstacles and signals.
Page 280 Main Menu Off Road Contents Roads and trails aren't banked for Controlling Speed Reading the Terrain turns, and the edges can be steep In nature, visual information comes Off-road, the general rule is to berms or drop-offs. When you keep your speed low. Of course, in unpredictable ways.
Page 281 Main Menu Off Road Contents Test your brakes from time to Controlling Steering Unlike driving on pavement, time to make sure they are off-road terrain has a way of operating properly. This will also "kicking back." If you hit a rock, give you a feel for how much pothole or a sudden change in traction you have on a given...
Page 282 Main Menu Off Road Contents Driving Off-Road Starting Off Driving off-road can be hazardous if you fail to take proper better traction on all surfaces, precautions. For example, you can Improperly operating this accelerate slowly gradually have an accident or roll over vehicle off-road can cause an build...
Page 283 Main Menu Off Road Contents anti-lock braking system pump abrupt turns at higher speeds. Turning them for you. If you pump the With a higher center of gravity, brakes, the anti-lock cannot work your vehicle can more easily tip as efficiently, and your stopping or roll over in a turn.
Page 284 Main Menu Off Road Contents Driving in Hilly Terrain continue forward. If you Approaching a Hill accelerate suddenly on a very Hills, and trails through hills, steep hill, the vehicle may tip present some of the greatest over backwards. challenges and most serious Is there enough traction for you hazards off-road.
Page 285 Main Menu Off Road Contents If you don't know the answers to Approach the hill with enough If you can't downshift, or if these questions before beginning speed to smoothly start up the downshifting doesn't help, stop the vehicle and set the parking an ascent, stop, walk up the hill hill.
Page 286 Main Menu Off Road Contents If you decide you can safely First (manual transmission), safely to the bottom and away then turn the engine off. See from the slope. Ask: descend a hill: that any passengers carefully Is the hill too steep to maintain Shift into a low gear.
Page 287 Main Menu Off Road Contents efficiently, which may increase slope or trail may be no problem. If you drive across a slope and your stopping distance. But before you drive on any sloped an uphill wheel hits a bump, or terrain, consider these facts: if a downhill wheel drops into a Driving Across Slopes...
Page 288 Main Menu Off Road Contents Obstacles Rocks: Large rocks can Logs: Driving over a large log damage your suspension or might damage your vehicle or other components, and even cause you to get stuck. If you small, sharp rocks can cut your can't drive around the log, you tires.
Page 289 Main Menu Off Road Contents Crossing a Stream The banks are sloped so you can drive out. The banks and surface under the water provide good traction. The water may hide hazards such as rocks, holes, or mud. If you decide it's safe to drive through water, choose a low gear and suitable speed, then proceed without shifting or changing...
Page 290 Main Menu Off Road Contents Driving in Bad Weather Driving in snow can also impair visibility. As snow covers the Driving in light rain should cause ground, it can conceal rocks, ruts, no special driving problems. But ditches and other hazards. Snow heavy rain can impair visibility, can make it impossible to follow a make off-road surfaces slippery,...
Page 291 Main Menu Off Road Contents If you Get Stuck If you ever get stuck off-road, Other things you should not do Stuck in Mud or Loose stop, assess the situation, consider are: Terrain all your options, then choose a Do not use a jack. A jack only Here are some options for you to safe and appropriate course of works on firm, level terrain.
Page 292 Main Menu Off Road Contents Grounded on a Bump or Log Get a tow from another vehicle Use a winch. If you have a by using a towing rope, strap or winch, you might be able to You have fewer options if you chain.
Page 293 Main Menu Off Road Contents Parking When you decide to stop off-road, whether for a brief rest or to spend the night, choose a firm, level place to park. Do not park on a soft surface, on damp, marshy land, or in streambeds or gullies in flash-flood areas.
Page 294 Main Menu Off Road Contents Inspection and Cleaning Before returning to pavement: Remove any mud that may Driving off-road causes more have stuck to the tires, wheels, wear-and-tear on the paint and or driveshafts. Mud can cause exterior trim. Stones and other imbalance and damage debris thrown up by your tires, important vehicle components.

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