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Honda 2007 Fit Owner's Manual

Honda 2007 Fit Owner's Manual (262 pages)

Honda 2007 Fit Owner's Manual

Brand: Honda | Category: Automobile | Size: 4.75 MB

Table of Contents

Your Vehicle at a Glance
7
Table of Contents
9
Important Safety Precautions
10
Your Vehicle's Safety Features
11
Seat Belts
12
Airbags
13
Protecting Adults and Teens
15
Close and Lock the Doors
15
Adjust the Front Seats
15
Adjust the Seat-Backs
16
Adjust the Head Restraints
17
Fasten and Position the Seat Belts
18
Maintain a Proper Sitting Position
19
Advice for Pregnant Women
20
Additional Safety Precautions
21
Additional Information about Your Seat Belts
22
Seat Belt System Components
22
Lap/Shoulder Belt
23
Automatic Seat Belt Tensioners
24
Seat Belt Maintenance
24
Additional Information about Your Seat Belts
25
Additional Information about Your Airbags
26
Airbag System Components
26
How Your Front Airbags Work
29
How Your Side Airbags Work
32
How Your Side Curtain Airbags Work
34
How the SRS Indicator Works
34
How the Side Airbag off Indicator Works
35
How the Passenger Airbag off Indicator Works
35
Airbag Service
36
Additional Safety Precautions
37
Protecting Children − General Guidelines
38
All Children Must be Restrained
38
All Children Should Sit in a Back Seat
39
The Passenger's Front Airbag Can Pose Serious Risks
39
General Guidelines
40
If You Must Drive with Several Children
41
If a Child Requires Close Attention
41
Additional Safety Precautions
42
Protecting Infants and Small Children
43
Protecting Infants
43
Protecting Small Children
44
Selecting a Child Seat
45
Installing a Child Seat
46
With LATCH
47
With a Lap/Shoulder Belt
49
With a Tether
51
Protecting Larger Children
53
Checking Seat Belt Fit
53
Using a Booster Seat
54
When Can a Larger Child Sit in Front
55
Additional Safety Precautions
56
Carbon Monoxide Hazard
57
Safety Labels
58
Instruments and Controls
61
Control Locations
62
Instrument Panel
63
Instrument Panel Indicators
64
Gauges
70
Trip Meter
70
Odometer
71
Fuel Gauge
71
Check Fuel Cap Indicator
71
Maintenance Minder
72
Controls Near the Steering Wheel
73
Accessory Power
73
Windshield Wipers and Washers
74
Turn Signals and Headlights
75
Instrument Panel Brightness
77
Hazard Warning Button
77
Rear Window Defogger
77
Steering Wheel Adjustment
78
Keys and Locks
79
Immobilizer System
80
Ignition Switch
81
Door Locks
82
Power Door Locks
82
Childproof Door Locks
83
Tailgate
84
Remote Transmitter
86
Seats
89
Mirrors, Parking Brake
99
Socket P
102
Vents, Heating, and A/C
104
Playing the AM/FM Radio
109
AM/FM Radio Reception
114
Playing a Disc
116
Disc Player Error Messages
125
Protecting Your Discs
126
Auxiliary Input Jack
127
Radio Theft Protection
128
Setting the Clock
129
Security System
130
Horn
130
Cruise Control
131
Before Driving
135
Break-In Period
136
Fuel Recommendation
136
Service Station Procedures
137
Refueling
137
Opening and Closing the Hood
138
Oil Check
139
Engine Coolant Check
140
Fuel Economy
141
Accessories and Modifications
142
Carrying Cargo
144
Driving Guidelines
150
Preparing to Drive
151
Starting the Engine
152
Manual Transmission
153
Automatic Transmission
155
Driving with the Paddle Shifters (Sport Only)
160
Parking
164
Braking System
165
Anti-Lock Brakes (ABS)
166
Towing a Trailer
168
Maintenance Safety
170
Maintenance Minder
171
Maintenance Record
178
Fluid Locations
180
Adding Engine Oil
181
Changing the Engine Oil and Filter
182
Engine Coolant
184
Windshield Washers
186
Transmission Fluid
187
Automatic Transmission
187
Manual Transmission
188
Brake and Clutch Fluid
189
Lights
190
Cleaning the Seat Belts
196
Floor Mats
196
Audio Antenna
197
Dust and Pollen Filter
198
Wiper Blades
198
Wheels
201
Tires
201
Checking the Battery
207
Vehicle Storage
208
Taking Care of the Unexpected
209
Compact Spare Tire
210
Changing a Flat Tire
211
If the Engine Won't Start
216
Jump Starting
218
If the Engine Overheats
220
Low Oil Pressure Indicator
222
Charging System Indicator
222
Malfunction Indicator Lamp
223
Brake System Indicator
224
Fuses
225
Fuse Locations
228
Emergency Towing
230
If Your Vehicle Gets Stuck
231
Emergency Towing, if Your Vehicle Gets Stuck
231
Technical Information
233
Identification Numbers
234
Specifications
237
DOT Tire Quality Grading (U.S. Vehicles)
238
Uniform Tire Quality Grading
238
Treadwear
238
Traction
238
Temperature
239
Tire Labeling
240
Emissions Controls
241
The Clean Air Act
241
Crankcase Emissions Control System
241
Evaporative Emissions Control System
241
Onboard Refueling Vapor Recovery
241
Exhaust Emissions Controls
242
PGM-FI System
242
Ignition Timing Control System
242
Three Way Catalytic Converter
242
Replacement Parts
242
Three Way Catalytic Converter
243
State Emissions Testing
244
Warranty and Customer Relations
245
Customer Service Information
246
Warranty Coverages
247
Reporting Safety Defects (U.S. Vehicles)
248
Authorized Manuals
249
Service Information Summary
262

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Honda 2007 Fit Owner's Manual

Honda 2007 Fit Owner's Manual (262 pages)

Brand: Honda | Category: Automobile | Size: 4.73 MB

Table of Contents

Your Vehicle at a Glance
7
Table of Contents
9
Important Safety Precautions
10
Your Vehicle's Safety Features
11
Seat Belts
12
Airbags
13
Protecting Adults and Teens
15
Close and Lock the Doors
15
Adjust the Front Seats
15
Adjust the Seat-Backs
16
Adjust the Head Restraints
17
Fasten and Position the Seat Belts
18
Maintain a Proper Sitting Position
19
Advice for Pregnant Women
20
Additional Safety Precautions
21
Additional Information about Your Seat Belts
22
Seat Belt System Components
22
Lap/Shoulder Belt
23
Automatic Seat Belt Tensioners
24
Seat Belt Maintenance
24
Additional Information about Your Seat Belts
25
Additional Information about Your Airbags
26
Airbag System Components
26
How Your Front Airbags Work
29
How Your Side Airbags Work
32
How Your Side Curtain Airbags Work
34
How the SRS Indicator Works
34
How the Side Airbag off Indicator Works
35
How the Passenger Airbag off Indicator Works
35
Airbag Service
36
Additional Safety Precautions
37
Protecting Children − General Guidelines
38
All Children Must be Restrained
38
All Children Should Sit in a Back Seat
39
The Passenger's Front Airbag Can Pose Serious Risks
39
General Guidelines
40
If You Must Drive with Several Children
41
If a Child Requires Close Attention
41
Additional Safety Precautions
42
Protecting Infants and Small Children
43
Protecting Infants
43
Protecting Small Children
44
Selecting a Child Seat
45
Installing a Child Seat
46
With LATCH
47
With a Lap/Shoulder Belt
49
With a Tether
51
Protecting Larger Children
53
Checking Seat Belt Fit
53
Using a Booster Seat
54
When Can a Larger Child Sit in Front
55
Additional Safety Precautions
56
Carbon Monoxide Hazard
57
Safety Labels
58
Instruments and Controls
61
Control Locations
62
Instrument Panel
63
Instrument Panel Indicators
64
Gauges
70
Trip Meter
70
Odometer
71
Fuel Gauge
71
Check Fuel Cap Indicator
71
Maintenance Minder
72
Controls Near the Steering Wheel
73
Accessory Power
73
Windshield Wipers and Washers
74
Turn Signals and Headlights
75
Instrument Panel Brightness
77
Hazard Warning Button
77
Rear Window Defogger
77
Steering Wheel Adjustment
78
Keys and Locks
79
Immobilizer System
80
Ignition Switch
81
Door Locks
82
Power Door Locks
82
Childproof Door Locks
83
Tailgate
84
Remote Transmitter
86
Seats
89
Mirrors, Parking Brake
99
Socket P
102
Vents, Heating, and A/C
104
Playing the AM/FM Radio
109
AM/FM Radio Reception
114
Playing a Disc
116
Disc Player Error Messages
125
Protecting Your Discs
126
Auxiliary Input Jack
127
Radio Theft Protection
128
Setting the Clock
129
Security System
130
Horn
130
Cruise Control
131
Before Driving
135
Break-In Period
136
Fuel Recommendation
136
Service Station Procedures
137
Refueling
137
Opening and Closing the Hood
138
Oil Check
139
Engine Coolant Check
140
Fuel Economy
141
Accessories and Modifications
142
Carrying Cargo
144
Driving Guidelines
150
Preparing to Drive
151
Starting the Engine
152
Manual Transmission
153
Automatic Transmission
155
Driving with the Paddle Shifters (Sport Only)
160
Parking
164
Braking System
165
Anti-Lock Brakes (ABS)
166
Towing a Trailer
168
Maintenance Safety
170
Maintenance Minder
171
Maintenance Record
178
Fluid Locations
180
Adding Engine Oil
181
Changing the Engine Oil and Filter
182
Engine Coolant
184
Windshield Washers
186
Transmission Fluid
187
Automatic Transmission
187
Manual Transmission
188
Brake and Clutch Fluid
189
Lights
190
Cleaning the Seat Belts
196
Floor Mats
196
Audio Antenna
197
Dust and Pollen Filter
198
Wiper Blades
198
Wheels
201
Tires
201
Checking the Battery
207
Vehicle Storage
208
Taking Care of the Unexpected
209
Compact Spare Tire
210
Changing a Flat Tire
211
If the Engine Won't Start
216
Jump Starting
218
If the Engine Overheats
220
Low Oil Pressure Indicator
222
Charging System Indicator
222
Malfunction Indicator Lamp
223
Brake System Indicator
224
Fuses
225
Fuse Locations
228
Emergency Towing
230
If Your Vehicle Gets Stuck
231
Emergency Towing, if Your Vehicle Gets Stuck
231
Technical Information
233
Identification Numbers
234
Specifications
237
DOT Tire Quality Grading (U.S. Vehicles)
238
Uniform Tire Quality Grading
238
Treadwear
238
Traction
238
Temperature
239
Tire Labeling
240
Emissions Controls
241
The Clean Air Act
241
Crankcase Emissions Control System
241
Evaporative Emissions Control System
241
Onboard Refueling Vapor Recovery
241
Exhaust Emissions Controls
242
PGM-FI System
242
Ignition Timing Control System
242
Three Way Catalytic Converter
242
Replacement Parts
242
Three Way Catalytic Converter
243
State Emissions Testing
244
Warranty and Customer Relations
245
Customer Service Information
246
Warranty Coverages
247
Reporting Safety Defects (U.S. Vehicles)
248
Authorized Manuals
249
Service Information Summary
262

Honda 2007 Fit User Information

Honda 2007 Fit User Information (24 pages)

For Honda Fit

Brand: Honda | Category: Car Alarm | Size: 0.36 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
2
Introduction
3
Emergency Disarming
4
- During Alarming
  4
- During the Entry Delay Time
  4
System Controls
5
- Arming Mode (MANUAL AUTO)
  5
- Arming Mode (AUTO MANUAL)
  6
Valet (Auto Arming Mode Only)
7
Arming
10
- Arming Methods
  10
- Arming Arming Methods
  10
- Manual Arming (Remote Controlled)
  10
- Auto Arming (Passive)
  11
Alarm Mode
12
- Alarm Triggered Mode
  12
Disarming
13
- Remote Controlled Disarming
  13
Panic
14
Tripped Sensor Warning and Indication
15
Glossary
18
Specifications
20

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