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Honda Civic del Sol 1993 Owner's Manual

Honda Civic del Sol 1993 Owner's Manual (183 pages)

Brand: Honda | Category: Automobile | Size: 2 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
1
Introduction
2
Safety Messages
3
Driver and Passenger Safety
3
- Driver and Passenger Safety
  4
- Your Occupant Protection System
  5
- The Seat Belt System and How It Works
  6
- Lap/Shoulder Belt
  7
- Wearing Seat Belts Properly
  7
- The Seat Belt System and How It Works
  7
- Wearing a Lap/Shoulder Belt
  8
- Advice for Pregnant Women
  9
- Frontal Collision Range
  10
- Supplemental Restraint System
  10
- How the Airbag Works
  11
- System Service
  13
- System Service Precautions
  13
- Door Locks
  14
- Seat-Back Position
  14
- Additional Safety Information
  15
- Storing Cargo Safely
  15
- Driving with Pets
  15
- Child Safety
  16
- Where Should Children Sit?
  16
- Important Safety Reminders
  17
- To Properly Route a Seat Belt
  17
- Child Safety
  19
- Using a Seat Belt Locking Clip
  19
- Using Child Restraints with Tethers
  20
- Canadian Cars
  21
- Storing a Child Seat
  21
- Alcohol and Drugs
  22
- Carbon Monoxide Hazard
  23
- Reporting Safety Defects (US Cars)
  24
- Safety Labels
  25
Instruments and Controls
25
- Instruments and Controls
  26
- Control Locations
  27
- Lamp Check
  28
- Low Oil Pressure Light
  29
- Seat Belt Reminder Light
  29
- Charging System Light
  29
- Indicator Lights
  29
- Roof and Trunk Monitor
  30
- Malfunction Indicator Lamp
  30
- Roof Unlatched Indicator
  31
- Trunk Open Indicator
  31
- High Beam Indicator
  31
- Rear Window Indicator
  31
- Shift Lever Position Indicator
  32
- Gauges
  33
- Speedometer
  33
- Tachometer
  33
- Odometer
  33
- Fuel Gauge
  34
- Temperature Gauge
  34
- Controls Near the Steering Wheel
  35
- Headlights
  36
- Daytime Running Lights
  36
- Instrument Panel Brightness
  37
- Turn Signals
  37
- Windshield Wipers
  38
- Windshield Washers
  38
- Auxiliary Lights
  39
- Hazard Warning
  39
- Rear Window Defogger
  39
- Cruise Control
  41
- Using the Cruise Control
  41
- Changing the Set Speed
  42
- Cancelling the Cruise Control
  43
- Horn
  43
- Keys
  44
- Ignition Switch
  44
- Keys and Locks
  46
- Rear Locking Compartment
  47
- Seat Adjustments
  47
- Power Windows
  48
- Removable Roof Panel
  50
- Removing and Storing
  51
- Roof Holder
  54
- Mirrors
  55
- Adjusting the Power Mirrors
  55
- Available Only on si Model
  55
- Mirrors, Parking Brake
  56
- Digital Clock
  57
- Glove Box
  57
- Console Compartment
  58
- Cup Holder
  58
- Sun Visor
  59
- Cigarette Lighter
  59
- Ashtrays
  59
- Interior Light
  60
Comfort and Convenience Features
61
- Heating and Cooling
  62
- Temperature Control Lever
  64
- Mode Buttons
  64
- Fan Control Dial
  64
- What each Control Does
  64
- How to Use the System
  65
- Ventilation
  65
- Controlling Air Flow Direction
  65
- To Cool with A/C (Optional)
  66
- To Dehumidify and Defog with A/C
  67
- To Heat
  68
- To Defrost
  68
- To Turn Everything off
  68
Before Driving
69
- Break-In Period
  70
- Gasoline
  70
- Oxygenated Fuels
  70
- Driving in Foreign Countries
  71
- Filling the Fuel Tank
  72
- Service Station Procedures
  72
- Opening the Hood
  73
- Engine Coolant Check
  75
- Driving Habits
  76
- Fuel Economy
  76
- Vehicle Condition
  76
- Accessories
  77
- Loading Cargo
  78
Driving
79
- Preparing to Drive
  80
- 5-Speed Manual Transmission
  81
- Automatic Transmission
  81
- Starting the Engine
  81
- Starting in Cold Weather at High Altitude
  82
- 5-Speed Manual Transmission
  83
- 5-Speed Manual Transmission, Automatic Transmission
  84
- Maximum Speeds
  84
- Recommended Shift Points
  84
- Shift Lever Positions
  84
- Drive
  86
- Maximum Speeds
  87
- Shift Lock Release
  87
- The Braking System
  88
- Brake System Design
  89
- Brake Wear Indicators
  89
- Driving in Bad Weather
  90
- Neutral (N)
  86
- Reverse (R)
  86
- Driving Technique
  90
- Visibility
  90
- Driving in Bad Weather, Towing a Trailer
  91
- Traction
  91
- Maintenance
  92
- Maintenance Schedule
  93
- Severe Driving Conditions
  94
- Service for Severe Driving Conditions
  94
- Maintenance Schedule
  94
- Required Maintenance Record
  96
- Periodic Checks
  98
- Fluid Locations
  99
- Checking Engine Oil
  100
- Adding
  100
- Engine Oil
  101
- Recommended Oil
  101
- Additives
  101
- Oil and Filter Changes
  102
- Checking the Engine Coolant Level
  104
- Cooling System
  104
- Cooling System
  105
- Replacing Engine Coolant
  105
- Transmission Oil
  109
- Brake and Clutch Fluid
  111
- Brake System
  111
- Power Steering
  112
- Clutch System
  112
- Air Cleaner
  113
- Fuel Filter
  114
- Spark Plugs
  114
- Spark Plugs, Battery
  116
- Battery
  117
- Emergency Procedures
  117
- Eyes
  117
- Skin
  117
- Windshield Wipers
  119
- Air Conditioning
  121
- Inflation
  122
- Tires
  122
- Engine Belts
  122
- Inspection
  123
- Tire Rotation
  124
- Replacing Tires
  125
- Wheels and Tires
  125
- Treadwear
  125
- DOT Tire Quality Grading
  125
- Temperature
  126
- Winter Driving
  127
- Snow Tires
  127
- Tire Chains
  127
- Lights
  129
- Replacing an Auxiliary Light Bulb
  129
- Replacing Rear Bulbs
  131
- Replacing Interior and Trunk Light Bulbs
  132
- Replacing a Rear License Bulb
  132
- Storing Your Car
  134
- Appearance Care
  135
- Exterior Care
  136
- Washing
  136
- Waxing
  137
- Paint Touch-Up
  137
Appearance Care
137
- Aluminum Wheels
  138
- Seat Belts
  139
- Interior Care
  139
- Vinyl
  139
- Fabric
  139
- Carpeting
  139
- Windows
  140
- Air Fresheners
  140
- Corrosion Protection
  140
- Body Repairs
  141
- Taking Care of the Unexpected
  142
- Compact Spare Tire
  143
- Changing a Flat Tire
  144
Taking Care of the Unexpected
145
- Changing a Flat Tire
  146
- If Your Engine Won't Start
  150
- If Your Engine Won't Start, Jump Starting
  151
- The Starter Operates
  151
- To Jump Start Your Car
  151
- Jump Starting
  152
- If Your Engine Overheats
  153
- Low Oil Pressure
  155
- Charging System Indication
  156
- Malfunction Indicator Lamp/Check Engine Light
  157
- Fuses
  158
- Checking and Replacing Fuses
  159
- Towing
  161
- Sling-Type Equipment
  161
- Emergency Towing
  161
- Flat-Bed Equipment
  161
- Technical Information
  162
- Identification Numbers
  163
- Vehicle Identification Number
  163
- Specifications
  165
Technical Information
165
- Emission Controls
  168
- The Clean Air Act
  168
- Crankcase Emission Control System
  168
- Evaporative Emission Control System
  168
- Exhaust Emission Controls
  169
- PGM-FI System
  169
- Replacement Parts
  169
- Three Way Catalytic Converter
  170
- Index
  174
Warranty and Customer Relations (U.S. and Canada)
175
Authorized Manuals (U.S. Only)
181
Gas Station Information
182

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