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Several warranties p rotect your n ew vehicl e. Read the warranty boo klet t horoughly so you unders t and t he cov era ges a nd are a w ar e of your r ight s and r espons ibilit ies. A s you read t his manual, yo u will f ind inf orma t ion t hat i s pre cede d by a symbol.
Calif or nia Proposit ion 6 5 W ar ning Thi s p ro d u c t co ntai ns o r em its c h em ic al s kn own to th e S tate o f C al i f or n i a to ca u se c an cer an d bi rth def ect s or ot her r epr oduct iv e harm.
− − − − − − You r sa f ety, a nd th e saf ety o f o th er s , is ve ry impor t ant . A nd opera t ing t his vehi cl e saf ely i s an i mp ortan t res ponsibilit y. Of cour se, it is not pra ct ica l or possible t o w a rn y ou about a ll t he hazar ds associat ed wit h opera ting or maint a ining your v ehic le.
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A conveni ent r ef erence to t he sect ions in t his ma nual. A quick r ef er ence t o t he main cont rols in y our v ehicle . Expla ins t he purpose of e ac h inst rument pa nel indica t or a nd gauge , and how t o use t he cont r ols on t he dashboa rd a nd st eer ing column.
＊ ＊ : If equipped Y our V ehicle a t a Gla nce Y our V ehicle at a Glance 3 COMPA SS AUXIL IARY I NPUT JACK DRIVE R’S FRONT AIRBAG MIRROR CONTROLS DRIVING P OSITION MEM ORY SYSTEM BUTTONS POWER .
＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ T o use the horn , press the center pad of t he steering wheel . R ef e r t o t he na viga t ion syst em ow ner’ s manua l.
− T h is sec t ion give s you impor t ant inf orma t ion about how t o prot ec t yourself and your passengers. It shows you how t o use sea t belt s. It expla ins how your air ba gs wor k. A nd it t e lls you how t o prope rly r es t ra in inf ant s a nd childr en in y our v ehicle .
− Y ou’ll f ind ma ny sa f et y rec ommendat ions t hr oughout t his sect ion, a nd t hroughout t his ma nual. T h er e c o m m e n d a t i o n so nt h i sp a g e are t he ones we con sider to be the most import a nt . A seat belt is your best p rotect ion in all t ype s of collisions.
Y our v ehic le is equippe d wit h ma ny f eatu res th at wo rk to ge the r to prot ec t you a nd your pa sse nger s during a c ra sh. Some f eat ur es do not requir e a ny act ion on y our pa rt .
Y our v ehic le is equippe d wit h s ea t belt s in a ll sea t ing posit ions. Howe ver , you a nd your pa ssenger s can’ t t a ke f ull a dva nt a ge of t hese f eat ur es unle ss you r ema in sit t ing in a pr oper pos it ion and . In f act , some saf et y f ea t ures c an cont r ibut e t o injurie s if t hey a re not use d proper ly.
Help keep you f rom bein g thrown aga inst t he inside of t he v ehicle and a gains t ot he r occ upant s. K eep you f ro m being thro wn out of t he ve hicle.
T hey are designed to supp lemen t the seat belts. T h e most import ant t hings you need t o know a bout your air bags a r e: T he rest of this section gives more det a iled inf orma t ion a bout h ow you can m aximiz e your sa f et y.
− ＊ ＊ T h e f ollowing pa ges pr ovide inst ruc t ions on how t o pr oper ly prot ec t the driv er , adult pa ssenger s and teen age ch il dren wh o are larg e enough a nd mat ur e enough t o dr ive or ri de in the f ront seat. A f ter everyo ne has en tered the vehic le, be sure t he door s and t runk ar e clos ed and loc ked.
T h e abov e illust r at ion show s t hat a ll doors a nd the t r unk a re open. W hen one or more door s or t he tru n k l i d ar e n o t tig h tl y cl os ed , the corr esponding indicat or f or e ac h condi tion will come on. T h ea b o v ee x a m p l es h o w st h ef r o n t right and r ea r lef t door s, and t he t runk open.
T he Natio n al Hi gh way T raf f ic Saf ety A dminist r a t ion and T ra nsport Cana da r ecommend t ha t driv er s allow at least 10 inches (25 cm) between t he center of the steering wh e el a nd th e ch es t. I n ad d i ti o n to adjust ing the sea t , you can a djust t he steering wheel up and do wn, and in and out ( see pa ge ).
Adj u st the d ri ver ’s s ea t-b ack to a comf ort a ble, upr ight posit ion, lea ving a mple spa ce be t we en your chest a nd the a irbag cover in t he center of the st eering wheel . Passengers w it h adjust able seat - back s should a lso adjust t heir seat - back t o a c omf ort a ble, upr ight posit ion.
CONT INUE D R ec lining a se at - back so t hat t he shoulder par t of t he belt no longer rest s against t he occupant’s chest reduc es t he prot e ct iv e capa bilit y of the belt . It a lso in creases t he chance of sliding under t he be lt in a cr ash and being ser iously injur ed.
Proper ly a djust ed hea d re st ra int s will help pr ot ec t oc cupa nt s f rom whipla sh a nd ot her c ra sh injur ies. See pa ge f or how t o adj ust t he head res traints and ho w t he dri ver’s and f r ont pa ssenge r’s a ct iv e hea d restraints work.
If necessa ry, pull up on t he be lt a gain to remo ve any s lac k, then c hec k that th e be l t res ts ac ros s th e c en te r of your chest and o ver your shou lder. T his sp reads the f orces of a crash over t he st r ongest bones in y our upper body.
If you are pr egna nt , the be st w ay t o prot ec t yours elf a nd your unbor n child w hen driv ing or r iding in a vehi cl e is to al ways wear a seat bel t, and keep the lap part of the belt as low a s possible a cr oss t he hips.
If your han ds o r arms are cl ose to an airb ag co ver, they cou ld b e in jure d if t he air bags inf la t e. If t hey do, they could be v er y ser iously inj ure d in a crash. Wh en driv ing, re member t o sit upright and adjust t he seat a s f ar back as poss ible while a llowing f ull cont rol of t he v ehicle .
＊ ＊ Y our seat belt sy st em includes la p/ shoulder belt s in a ll sea t ing posit ions. T he f r ont sea t belt s ar e also equipped w it h aut oma t ic se at belt t ensioner s.
If t he indicat or come s on or the beeper sounds when t he dr ive r’s se at belt is la t ched a nd t her e is no f ront seat pa ssenger a nd no it ems on t he f ro n t se at, so m eth in g m ay b e int erf e ring w it h t he monit or ing system. L ook f or and re move: A ny it ems under t he f ront passenger’s seat .
T o deac tivate the lo ckab le retractor, unlat ch t he buck le and let t he sea t b el t f u l l y re trac t. To ref as ten th e seat be lt , pull it out only as f a r as needed . For added pr ot ect ion, t he f r ont seat belt s a re e quipped w it h aut oma t ic seat be lt t ensioner s.
For saf et y, you shoul d check the condit ion of your se at be lt s re gular ly. If a sea t belt is w orn duri ng a crash, it must be r eplac ed by your dea ler . A belt t hat ha s bee n wor n during a crash may n ot pro vid e the sam e le vel of prot ec t ion in a subs equent cr as h.
A irbag Sy st em Component s A dd it ion al In f ormat ion A bo ut Y ou r A i rbags 24 (3) (4) (5) (6) (1) (15) (8) (9) (2 ) (14) (8) (10) (13) (16) (5) (11) (10) (13) (14) (7) (7) (12) (15) S uppleme.
Auto m ati c f ro n t se at b el t t ensioner s (s ee page ). Sensors tha t ca n detec t a m od era te to s ev er e f ro n t im p ac t or side impact. Sensors tha t ca n detec t whet he r a child is in t he pa sse nger ’s side airb ag path and s ig nal the co ntrol unit t o t ur n t he air bag of f ( see page ).
＊ ＊ If you ever h ave a mo derate to sev er e f ront a l collis ion, sens ors w ill d ete c t th e veh ic l e’ s ra p i d decele ra t ion. If t he rat e of decel erat ion is hi gh enough, t he c ont rol unit will inf la t e the driver’ s and f ro nt passen ger’ s airb ags , at t he tim e and wi th the f orce n eeded.
CONT INUE D A f t er a crash , yo u may s ee wh at looks like s moke. T his is ac t ually po wder f rom the airbag ’s surf ace. A lt hough t he pow der is not har mf ul, people w it h respir at ory problems m a ye x p e r i e n c es o m et e m p o r a r y dis com f ort.
Y our f r ont air bags a re a lso a dva nced airb ags . T he mai n p urp os e of this f eatu re is to help p reven t airbag - caused i nju ries to sho rt drivers and childre n or sma ll st a t ured a dult s w ho rid e in f ront.
T he pa ssenger ’s a dva nced f ront airbag system has w eight sensors under t he se at . A lthough A cura doe s not e ncoura ge c ar rying a n inf a nt or sma ll child in f ront , if t he sensor s .
T o ensure t hat t he passenger ’s advan ced f ron t airbag s ystem wi ll wor k prope rly , T h is includes: A re ar pa ssenger pushing or pulling on t he bac k of t he f r ont passenger’s seat . Mo vin g t he f ron t se at or seat-back f o rci bl y back agai nst cargo o n the sea t or f loor be hind it.
T here will be so me delay between t he moment t he pas senger move s int o or out of t he a irba g deploy ment p a t ha n dw h e nt h ei n d i c a t o rc o m e s on or goes of f . A f r ont seat pa ssenger should not use a cushio n or o ther object a s a backrest.
＊ ＊ T h e SR S indic at or ale rt s you t o a pot e nt ial pr oblem with your airb ags or s eat belt t ensioner s. If the impac t is on t he passenger’s side, t he passenge r’s s ide curt a in airb ag wil l i nf late even i f t here are n o occupant s on t hat side of t he ve hicle.
＊ I f the i n d ic ator c o me s o n at an y ot her t ime, or does not c ome on at a ll, you sho uld have t he system checked by you r dealer. For examp le: Thi s i n di cato r al e rts y o u th at the passenge r’s s ide air bag ha s been au to m ati cal l y s hu t o f f .
＊ Be aware that ob jects pl aced o n the f ront sea t ca n cause t he indica t or t o come on . If no weight is de t ect ed on t he f ront seat, the ai rbag wi l l be au tom aticall y shut of f .
I f the i n d ic ator c o me s o n wi th n o f ront sea t passe nger and no obje ct s o n the s e at, o r wi th an ad ul t ri di ng there, somethin g may be i nterf ering with t he weight sensors. L ook f or and remove: A ny it ems under t he f ront passenger’s seat .
T oge t her , air bags a nd seat bel ts pro vid e the bes t prot e ct ion. T a mper ing could ca use t he a irba gs t o deploy, possibly caus ing ve ry s erious inj ury. If wat e r or anot he r liquid soa ks int o a sea t - back , it can p reven t t he si d e airb ag cutof f system f rom w orking proper ly.
− − − Child ren depend o n adults t o protect them. However, despite t heir best int ent ions, ma ny a dult s do not know how to prote ct child passengers. If you have children , or ever need t o driv e w it h a ch ild in your v ehicle , be sure t o r ea d t his sect ion.
− Whenever possibl e, lar ger c hildre n should sit in t he ba ck seat , on a boos ter seat if needed, and be proper ly re st ra ined w it h a sea t belt ( see pa ge f or import a nt inf orma t ion about pr ot ect ing la rg er childre n).
− T o r emind you of t he pa ssenger ’s f ront air ba g haza rds, a nd t ha t chi ld ren mu st be prop erly res trained in a bac k seat, you r vehi cl e has w a r n i n gl a b e l so nt h ed a s h b o a r d (U .S. models) a nd on t he f r ont visor s.
− Many parents say t hey pref er to put an inf a nt or a small c hild in t he f r ont passenge r se at so t hey ca n w at ch t he child, or bec ause t he c hild requir es at t e nt ion.
− ＊ ＊ ＊ If a child wra ps a loose seat belt around t heir neck, they can be se riously or f a t ally injur ed. (Se e page s and f or how t o activate and de activate the locka ble re t ra ct or .) L e av ing childr en w it hout adult supe rv ision is illega l in most states, Can adi an pro vin ces / territories, and c an be very haza rdous.
A n inf ant must be proper ly res t ra ined in a r ea r- f ac ing, rec lining child sea t unt il t he child r ea ches t he sea t mak er’ s weight or height limit f or t he se at , a nd t he c hild is at lea st one year old . Only a re ar -f a cing child se at pr ovide s proper s upport f or a ba by’s he ad, neck, a nd ba ck.
Of t he d if f eren t seats availab le , we rec ommend those t ha t hav e a f iv e- poi nt harness system as shown. In any of these sit uat ions, we st rongly r ecommend t ha t you inst all t he child sea t dire ct ly behind t he f ront passenger’s seat, move the seat as f ar f o rward as nee ded , and l eave it unoccupied.
Even wi th advanc ed f ront airbag s th at auto mati cal ly tu rn th e pass eng er’s f ront airbag o f f (see page ), a bac k seat is t he saf est place f or a sma ll child.
Since L A T CH -compa t ible child seat s are easi er to in stall and red uc e the possibilit y of impr oper inst a lla t ion, we r ecomme nd sele ct ing t his st yle .
A f ter selecting a proper child seat an d a go od p l ac e to i n sta l l th e se at, th er e are th ree m ain s tep s i n inst alling t he s ea t : A ll child s ea t s must be secured t o t he vehicle w it h t he lap par t of a la p/shoulder b elt or w it h t he L A T CH (low er anc hors a nd teth ers f o r ch i l d re n ) sy s tem .
Y our v ehic le is equippe d wit h LATC H (Lo w e r An c h o r s a n d Tethe rs for CH il d re n ) at the o u te r rear seats. T o ins t all a L A T CH-compa t ible child seat : Move the seat belt buckle or t ongue aw ay f r om t he lowe r anchors.
P us h the bu tton s l o ca ted n ext to each rear head restrain t to pivot the head r estr aints down. Place t he c hild sea t on t he v ehicle se at, th en attac h th e se at to the lo wer ancho rs accord in g to t he child sea t ma ker ’s inst ruc t ions.
Tig h ten th e teth er stra p as inst ruc t ed by t he c hild sea t mak er. Push and pull t he child seat f orw ar d and f r om side-t o-side t o verif y that i t is secu re. When not using the L A T CH system, all child seats must be secured t o t he ve hicle wit h t he la p part of a lap/ shoulder belt .
A f t er t he belt has r et r act ed, t ug on it . If t he belt is lock ed, you w ill not be a ble t o pull it out . If you ca n pull t h eb e l to u t ,i ti sn o tl o c k e d ,a n d you will n eed to repeat these st eps.
T o de activate the lo ckab le re tractor and re mo ve a chi ld s eat, un latch the buckl e, unrou te t he seat belt, a nd let th e be lt f u l l y re tra ct. A chil d se at with a tether can be inst alle d in any sea t ing posit ion in th e ba c k se at, u si n g o n e o f the anc hora ge point s s hown a bove .
Lif t th e an ch or co ver, th en attac h th e teth er s trap h oo k to the anc ho r, maki n g su re the strap i s not twist ed. T igh ten the strap a cco rdi ng to the seat ma ker’ s instr uct ions.
T o de t er mine if a la p/shoulder be lt proper ly f it s a ch ild, hav e t he child put on t he se at belt , t hen a sk yourself : Does t he child sit a ll t he wa y bac k agai ns t t he se at? Do t.
Does t he shoulder belt cross b etw ee n th e ch i l d ’s n eck an d arm ? Is t he lap pa rt of t he be lt a s low a s possible, t ouching t he c hild’s th ig hs ? W ill the c hild be able t o st .
A child ma y cont inue using a boost er sea t unt il th e t ops of t heir e ar s ar e ev en with the to p o f th e ve hi cl e’ s o r b o os ter’ s se at- b ac k . A ch i ld o f thi s height should be t a ll enough t o use t he lap/shoulder belt wit hout a b o os ter se at.
If you decide that a child can saf ely ride up f ront , be sure t o: Car ef ully r ea d the ow ner ’s ma nual, and ma ke s ure y ou under st and a ll sea t belt inst r uct ions and all saf e t y inf orma t ion. Mo ve the v eh ic l e se at to th e re ar - most posit ion.
Y ou r vehi cl e’s e xhau st con tain s car bon monoxide ga s. Ca rbon monoxide should not ent e r t he vehi cl e in no rm al dri vin g if you maint a in your v ehicle pr operly a nd f ollow t he inf or mat ion on t his pa ge. High lev els of c ar bon monoxide c an collect r apidly in enclose d ar ea s, su ch as a garage.
T hese labels are i n the locations shown. T hey warn you of potent ial haza rds t ha t c ould cause s erious in ju ry or de ath. Read these l abe ls car ef ully . If a label comes of f or becomes hard to re ad (e xc ep t f o r the U .S . das hb oard l abel wh ic h may be removed by the own er), co ntact your dealer f or a replacement.
U.S. models Canadian models U.S. models Canadian models Saf et y L a bels Driv er and Passenger Saf et y 59 SUN VISOR DOORJAM B ０８／０７／２９ １７：３１：４９ ３１ＴＫ４６.
60 ０８／０７／２９ １７：３１：５１ ３１ＴＫ４６００ ００６５ 2009 TL.
T h is sec t ion give s inf orma t ion a bout th e co ntro ls an d di sp l ay s tha t cont ribut e t o t he da ily opera t ion of your vehicle. A ll the essentia l cont rols a re w it hin ea sy re ach . ........................... Cont rol L ocat ions .
＊ ＊ : If equipped Cont r ol L oca t ions 62 CLOCK COMPA SS GAUGES MULTI- INFORMAT ION DISPLAY MIRROR CONTROLS DRIVING P OSITION MEM ORY SYSTEM BUTTONS POWER D OOR LOCK MAST ER SWITCH POWER WIND OW.
＊ ＊ ＊ T he U .S. instr ument pa nel is shown. Dif f er ences f or t he Ca na dian models a re not ed in t he t ext . Inst r ument Panel Inst r ument s a nd Cont r ols 63 CRUISE MAIN INDICA TOR C.
＊ ＊ T he instrument panel has many indicat or s t o giv e you impor t ant inf orma t ion about y our v ehicle. If your f ront pa ssenge r does not f asten t heir seat belt, t he indicator comes on about 6 s econds a f t er t he i g ni tio n s wi tch i s tur n ed to th e ON (II) pos it ion.
＊ ＊ ＊ I f thi s i n d ic ator c o me s o n wh e n th e engine is running, t he ba t t er y is not being cha rge d, and y ou will a lso see a ‘‘CHECK CHA RGING SY ST EM’’ message on t he mult i-inf or mat ion display . For more inf orma t ion, see page .
＊ ＊ If it stays on af t er you h ave f u ll y rele ased the p arkin g brake wh il e t he engine is running, or if it comes on w hile dr iving, it ca n indicat e a proble m in the br ak e system. Y ou w ill also see a ‘‘L OW BR A K E FL UID’’ or ‘‘CHECK BR A K E SY ST EM’’ message on th e mu lti -i nf o rm ati on d i s pl ay.
＊ ＊ ＊ T h is indicat or comes on br ief ly w hen yo u turn th e i g n i ti on s witc h to th e ON ( II) posit ion. If it come s on at an y o th er ti m e, i t in di ca tes a pot ent ia l problem w it h your f ront airb ags .
＊ ＊ ＊ T his indic at or h as t hr ee f unct ions: It comes on as a remind er that you have turn ed o f f the vehi cl e st abilit y ass ist (V SA ) syst e m.
＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ CONT INUE D Yo u wi l l al s o s e e a ‘ ‘C HE CK T I RE PR ESSUR E’’ message on t he mult i- inf orma t ion display ( se e page ). Check the tire press ure mo ni tor on th e mu lti - i n f orm atio n di sp l ay an d d e t e r m i n et h ec a u s e( s e ep a g e ) .
＊ ＊ T he lef t or right t urn signal indicat or blinks w hen you s ignal a lane c hange or t urn. If a n indicat or does not blink or blinks r apidly , it usually mea ns one of t he t urn signal bulbs is burned out ( see pa ges a nd ). R epla ce t he bulb as s oon as pos sible, since ot her dr ive rs ca nnot s ee t ha t you ar e signa ling.
If you t urn the st eering wheel to t he f ull lef t or right posit ion repea t edly while s t opping or dr iving a t ve ry low speed, yo u may f eel slightly harder steering in ord er t o prevent damage to th e ste er i n g b ox c au sed b y over hea t ing.
＊ ＊ T his indi cat or comes on when you set t he cruise cont r ol. See page f or inf or mat ion on ope ra t ing t he cruise control. T his indi cat or comes on when you tu rn o n th e cr u i se c o n tro l s ys te m b y p re ss in g th e CRUI SE b u tto n on th e steering wheel (see page ).
＊ ＊ T his indic at or is in t he f uel ga uge. It c o m e so na sar e m i n d e rt h a t y o u must r ef uel soon . Y ou will also see a ‘‘L OW FUEL ’’ message on the mul t i- inf orma t ion displa y. Wh en th e i nd ic ato r co m es o n, th er e ar e about 2.
If t he indicat or blinks w hile driv ing, the dif f erential temp erature is too high. Y ou will also see an ‘‘SH-A WD DIF F T EMP. H IGH’’ message on t he mult i-inf orma t ion displa y ( see pa ge ). Pull to t he side of t he r oad w hen it is saf e, s hif t t o Pa rk, a nd let t he engine idle unt il the indic at or goe s out .
T his shows how much f uel you have. It may sh ow sl i ghtl y mo re o r le ss th an the ac tu al a mo un t. T he needl e returns to the b o ttom a f ter yo u turn o f f th e ignit ion/power mode . Fu el G a u g e Gaug es Inst r ument s a nd Cont r ols 75 SPEEDOMETER TEMPERATUR E GAUGE U.
T his show s t he t empe ra t ure of t he engine’s coolant . D uring nor mal opera t ion, t he point e r sh ould rise f ro m th e bo ttom m ar k to ab o ut the middle of t he gauge. In sev er e driv ing condit ions, such a s ve ry hot wea t her or a long per iod of uphill driv ing, the point e r ma y rise t o t he upper zone .
＊ ＊ CONT INUE D Y ou ca n se lect t he dis play ed langua ge and also cust omize some ve h ic le co ntro l se ttin gs to yo ur l i ki n g wi th th e mu lti - i n f or ma ti o n d is pl ay an d th e thre e b u tto ns on th e s tee ri ng wheel (see page ).
＊ ＊ ＊ ▲▼ ＊ ▲▼ T hese messa ges go of f sev eral seconds af t e r t he key is inser t ed int o th e ig ni ti o n sw i tch . T hese messa ges go of f in about sever al se conds.
＊ CONT INUE D I n the m u l ti -i nf o rm ati on d i s pl ay, th e system messa ge is also displayed (s ee pa ge ) a nd you ca n cust omize y our ve hicle cont r ol set t ings (s ee page ). In the nor mal displa y mode, t he upper se gment display s t rip comput er inf or ma t ion, such a s f uel econo my or average speed.
▲▼ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ Mult i-Inf orma t ion Displa y 80 U.S . model is s hown. : Press the INFO b utton ( / ). : Pres s the SEL /RESET butt on. 1: 2 : SH-AW D models only Odom eter (See pag e 81 .) Trip M eter (See page 81 .) Trip Comput er (Se e page 82 .
The o d o me te r sh ows th e total di stanc e you r veh icl e has be en driv en. It mea sure s miles in U.S. models a nd kilomet e rs in C ana dian models.
▲▼ T h is shows y our v ehicle ’s a ver a ge f uel economy in mpg (U .S. models) or liter/100 km (Canadian model s) since you last r eset T r ip A or T rip B.
＊ ＊ T his shows the avera ge speed yo u ar e t ra v eling in miles pe r hour ( mph) f o rU . S .m o d e l so rk i l o m e t e r sp e r hour (k m/h) f or Cana dian models. Wh en you t ur n of f t he engine, IN ST . MPG or INST . L /100 km is also reset.
T his s hows t he out s ide Fa hr enheit temperat ure in U.S. model s, and Celsius t e mper at ur e in Ca nadia n models. In certain wea ther condition s, t emper at ur e re adings ne ar f r ee zing (32°F , 0°C) could mean that ice is f o rmi ng on the ro ad surf ace.
Y ou can see the pressur e of ea ch tire in this monit or . If one or more t ir es ar e lo w, i n f late th em to th e co rr ec t press ure. For mo re inf ormatio n, se e page . 527 T ire Pre ss ure M on i t or Mult i-Inf orma t ion Displa y Inst r ument s a nd Cont r ols 85 U.
T his monit or shows how much t orque is be ing deliv ere d t o ea ch wheel . For more in f ormation , see page . Y ou ca n rece ive or mak e phone ca lls f rom your cell phone t hr ough your vehicle’s Bl uetooth HandsFreeL ink (HF L ) system wit hout t ouching y our c ell phone.
▲▼ ▲▼ ▲▼ If t here is a pr oblem w it h your vehic le, f or e xample , t he engine oil lev el is low or a door is not f ully closed, t he mult i-inf orma t ion displa y will show you t he pr oblem. It doe s t his by int err upt ing t he curr ent display wit h one or more messages.
See page 33 See page 11 See page 20 See page 20 See page 33 See page 201 See page 555 See page 597 See page 595 See page 596 See page 595 See page 521 See page 523 See page 76 Mult i-Inf orma t ion Displa y 88 U.S. Cana da U.S. Cana da Cana da U.S. Cana da U.
CONT INUE D See page 527 See page 528 See page 528 See page 529 See page 529 See page 73 See page 518 See page 518 See page 536 See page 537 See page 538 See page 136 See page 488 See page 70 See page.
See page 145 See page 188 See page 188 See page 185 See page 186 See page 190 See page 191 See page 181 See page 183 See page 182 See page 181 See page 183 See page 552 Mult i-Inf orma t ion Displa y .
＊ ＊ ＊ CONT INUE D If you try t o enter t he customizin g mode while t he v ehic le is moving, you w ill see a ‘‘ MUST ST O P A N D S H I F T T OP A R K T OC H A N G E SET T INGS’’ me ssage a nd you cannot cha nge t he set t ings.
▲▼ R ef e r t o the t a ble on t he f ollowing page s about t he se t t ings you wa nt t o customize. If you want to ch ang e any veh ic le control sett ing s, select K eyless Memory Se t t ings by pressing ei the r IN FO b utto n ( / ), th en pres s t he SEL /RE SET but t on.
＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ −∼ ± ∼ −∼ ± ∼ ＊ ＊ CONT INUED Group Set up Menu Ite m Page De sc ri pti on Se ttin g O pti on LO W MIN OFF MET ER SET UP (P. 98 ) POSIT ION SET UP (P. 107 ) L A NGUA GE S EL ECT ION ADJ US T OU TSI DE TE M P.
＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ Descript ion Group Setup Se ttin g O pti on Menu Item Page Changes which doors unlock when you use the remote or grab the driver’s do or handle. Causes some exterior light s to blink w hen you unlock/lock the doors by grabbing or t ouching the sensor/pushing the butt on on the dr iver’s door handle.
＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ Descript ion Menu Ite m Sett ing Opt ion Page Group Setup Changes when t he doors aut omatically lock. Changes when t he doors aut omatically unlock. Changes which doors unlock wit h the remote tran s mitte r/ key le ss a cc ess re mo te on the firs t push.
▲▼ ▲ ▼ ▲▼ ＊ ＊ Y ou ca n cust omize some of t he ve h ic le co ntro l se ttin gs to yo ur pref erence. Here are t he sett ing s you can customize: MET ER SET UP When you want t o change the ve h ic le co ntro l se tti ng s, p re ss th e INFO ( / ) bu tt on t o select CHG S E TTI N G , t h en p r e s s t h e S E L/ R ESET but t on.
▲▼ ＊ ＊ Mult i-Inf orma t ion Displa y Inst r ument s a nd Cont r ols 97 : Pres s the SEL /RESET butt on. : Press the INFO b utton ( / ). : On models with keyless access system only DEFA ULT ALL See page 129 . METER SETUP See page 98 . KEYLESS ACCSESS SE TUP See page 110 .
▲▼ L A NGUA GE SEL ECT ION AD J US T OU TSI D E TE M P . DISPLA Y TRI P C O M P U TE R TRI P A I NF O RE S ET AD J US T ALARM VOLU ME AU TO I N TE RI O R IL L UMINA T ION Here are the f ive or s i.
▲▼ ▲▼ ▲ ▼ ▲▼ Press t he SEL /R ESET butt on t o see the select ions. Select t he de sire d langua ge by pressing t he INF O ( / ) butt on, then ent er your selection by pressing t he SEL /R ESET but t on. T he re a re t hr ee la nguage sele ct ions you can make: Eng lish, French, and Spanish.
▲▼ ▲▼ If you sometimes f in d tha t t he t emper at ur e r ea ding is a f e w degre es a bove or be low t he a ct ual temperat ure, you can adjust it by f ollowing t hese inst r uct ions: Y ou ca n choos e t his it em t o customize f r om ‘‘MET ER SET UP’’ by pressing t he INF O ( / ) butt on repeatedly.
▲▼ − − − ＊ ＊ CONT INUE D W hen your selec t ion is succ essf ully complet ed, t he displa y cha nges as shown a bove , and t he n goes ba ck t o the customize item screen. I f th e ‘ ‘S E TTI N G I N CO M P LE TE’ ’ message a ppea rs, go ba ck t o ‘‘A DJUST OUT SIDE T EMP.
▲▼ I f th e ‘ ‘S E TTI N G I N CO M P LE TE’ ’ message a ppea rs, go ba ck t o ‘ ‘T R IP COMPUT ER T R IP A INF O R ESET ’’ and repeat t he procedu re again.
▲▼ ▲▼ A djust A larm V olume Select t he wa rning a lar m v olume f rom three levels. Y ou ca n choos e t his it em t o customize f r om ‘‘MET ER SET UP’’ by pressing t he INF O ( / ) butt on repeatedly. Press t he SEL /R ESET butt on t o see the select ions.
▲▼ ▲▼ A ut o Int erior Illuminat ion W hile t he hea dlight s wit ch is t ur ned on, the int e rior light s gr adua lly dim, as t he out side light le ve l get s low. Y ou can cust omize at which outside light le ve l t he light s st a rt t o dim.
W hen your selec t ion is succ essf ully complet ed, t he displa y cha nges as shown a bove , and t he n goes ba ck t o the customize item screen. I f th e ‘ ‘S E TTI N G I N CO M P LE TE’ ’ message a ppea rs, go ba ck t o ‘ ‘A UT O INT ER IOR IL L UMINA T ION’’ and repe at t he pr ocedur e aga in.
▲▼ ▲▼ Y ou ca n choos e t his it em t o customize f r om ‘‘MET ER SET UP’’ by pressing t he INF O ( / ) but t on repeatedly. Press t he SEL /R ESET butt on t o see the select ions. Select ON or OF F by pressing the I NFO ( / ) b utto n, th e n en ter your select ion by pressing the SEL / R ESET but t on.
▲ ▼ ▲▼ ▲▼ Y ou can cust omize t he MEMOR Y POSIT ION L INK se t t ing in posit ion setup. While ‘‘POSIT ION SET UP’’ is shown, press t he SEL /R ESET but t on t o ent er t he c ust omize mode. Ea c h ti m e yo u pr es s th e I NF O ( / ) but t on, t he sc ree n change s as shown in t he illust ra t ion.
▲ ▼ ▲▼ Memory Posit ion L ink On models wit h keyless a ccess system When Memory Posit ion L ink is set to ON , th e dr i ve r’ s se at an d the o u tsi de m i rr o rs m o ve to the posit ions st or ed in memor y. T o caus e the me mo ry to activate, o pen th e dr i ve r’ s d o o r wi th th e re m o te tra ns mi tter .
W hen your selec t ion is succ essf ully complet ed, t he displa y cha nges as shown a bove , and t he n goes ba ck t o the customize item screen. I f th e ‘ ‘S E TTI N G I N CO M P LE TE’ ’ message a ppea rs, go ba ck t o ‘‘MEMOR Y POSIT ION L INK ’’ and repe at t he pr ocedur e aga in.
▲ ▼ ▲▼ ▲▼ Ea c h ti m e yo u pr es s th e I NF O ( / ) but t on, t he sc ree n change s as shown in t he illust ra t ion. Pr ess t he INF O ( / ) but t on, unt il y ou see th e se tti ng y ou wa n t to cu sto m i ze , t hen pre ss t he SEL /R ESET butt on to enter your selection.
▲ ▼ ▲ ▼ Press t he SEL /R ESET butt on t o see the select ions. When your selection is successf ul ly co mp l e ted , th e d i s p la y c ha n g es a s shown a bove , and t he n goes ba ck t o the customize item screen.
▲▼ ▲ ▼ Press t he SEL /R ESET butt on t o see the select ions. Select ON or OF F by pressing the I NFO ( / ) b utto n, th e n en ter your select ion by pressing the SEL / R ESET but t on.
▲ ▼ W hen your selec t ion is succ essf ully complet ed, t he displa y cha nges as shown a bove , and t he n goes ba ck t o the customize item screen. When K EY L ESS A CCESS BEEP is set t o ON, t he bee per sounds t w ice whe n you unlock t he doors by gra bbing t he driv er s door ha ndle while ca r rying t he r emot e.
▲▼ Press t he SEL /R ESET butt on t o see the select ions. W hen your selec t ion is succ essf ully complet ed, t he displa y cha nges as shown a bove , and t he n goes ba ck t o the customize item screen. Select ON or OF F by pressing the I NFO ( / ) b utto n, th e n en ter your select ion by pressing the SEL / R ESET but t on.
▲ ▼ ▲▼ ▲▼ INT ER IOR L IGHT DIMMING T IME HEA DL IGHT A UT O OF F T IMER While ‘‘L IGHT ING SET UP’’ is shown, pr ess t he SEL /R ESET but t on to ent er t he c ustomize mode . Ea c h ti m e yo u pr es s th e I NF O ( / ) but t on, t he sc ree n change s as shown in t he illust ra t ion.
▲ ▼ ▲▼ Inte rior L ight Dimming T ime Press t he SEL /R ESET butt on t o see the select ions. When your selection is successf ul ly co mp l e ted , th e d i s p la y c ha n g es a s shown a bove , and t he n goes ba ck t o the customize item screen.
▲ ▼ ▲▼ Headlight A ut o Of f T imer Y ou ca n choos e t his it em t o customize f r om ‘‘L IGHT ING SET U P’’ by pressing t he INF O ( / ) button repeat edly.
− ▲ ▼ − − − − Auto Lig h t Se ns iti vi ty W hen your selec t ion is succ essf ully complet ed, t he displa y cha nges as shown a bove , and t he n goes ba ck t o the customize item screen.
▲▼ W hen your selec t ion is succ essf ully complet ed, t he displa y cha nges as shown a bove , and t he n goes ba ck t o the customize item screen. I f th e ‘ ‘S E TTI N G I N CO M P LE TE’ ’ message a ppea rs, go ba ck t o ‘ ‘A UT O L IGHT SENSIT IV IT Y ’’ and repeat t he proce dure a gain.
▲ ▼ ▲▼ ▲▼ A UT O DOOR L OCK Here are the f ive cu stom s ettings f or t he door se t up: A UT O DOOR UNL OCK While ‘‘DOOR /WINDOW SET UP’’ is shown, pr ess t he SEL /R ESET but t on to ent er t he c ustomize mode . Ea c h ti m e yo u pr es s th e I NF O ( / ) but t on, t he sc ree n change s as shown in t he illust ra t ion.
− ▲▼ ▲ ▼ − − A ut o Door L ock Ther e ar e th re e se tti n g s yo u can choose f r om: SHIF T F R O M P T h e doors loc k w henev er y ou move th e s h i f t le ve r o ut o f Pa rk . Select t he de sire d set t ing by pressing t he INF O ( / ) but t on, then ent er your selection by pressing t he SEL /R ESET but t on.
I f th e ‘ ‘S E TTI N G I N CO M P LE TE’ ’ message a ppea rs, go ba ck t o ‘ ‘A UT O DOOR L OCK ’’ and repeat t he proce dure a gain. W hen your selec t ion is succ essf ully complet ed, t he displa y cha nges as shown a bove , and t he n goes ba ck t o the customize item screen.
▲ ▼ − − − − − ＊ ＊ ＊ A ut o Door Unlock Y ou ca n choos e t his it em t o customize f rom ‘‘DOOR/W INDOW SET U P’’ by pressing t he INF O ( / ) button repeat edly.
▲▼ ▲▼ If you cho ose ‘‘IGN OF F,’’ you will s e et h ea b o v ed i s p l a y . Press t he SEL /R ESET butt on t o see the select ions. Select t he de sire d set t ing by pressing t he INF O ( / ) but t on, then ent er your selection by pressing t he SEL /R ESET but t on.
▲▼ ▲ ▼ I f th e ‘ ‘S E TTI N G I N CO M P LE TE’ ’ message a ppea rs, go ba ck t o ‘ ‘K EY A ND R EMOT E UNL OCK MODE’’ and repeat t he procedu re again. When your selection is successf ul ly co mp l e ted , th e d i s p la y c ha n g es a s shown a bove , and t he n goes ba ck t o the customize item screen.
▲▼ ▲ ▼ K eyless L ock A cknowledgment Select ON or OF F by pressing the I NFO ( / ) b utto n, th e n en ter your select ion by pressing the SEL / R ESET but t on.
▲ ▼ Securit y R elock T imer On models wit h keyless a ccess system W hen your selec t ion is succ essf ully complet ed, t he displa y cha nges as shown a bove , and t he n goes ba ck t o the customize item screen.
▲▼ W hen your selec t ion is succ essf ully complet ed, t he displa y cha nges as shown a bove , and t he n goes ba ck t o the customize item screen. Select t he de sire d set t ing by pressing t he INF O ( / ) but t on, then ent er your selection by pressing t he SEL /R ESET but t on.
▲▼ ▲▼ If you want to set the d ef ault sett ings , p re ss th e IN FO ( / ) bu tton to select DEF A UL T A L L , then press t he SEL /R ESET but t on. If t he set t ing is not succ essf ully compl eted, ‘‘F A IL ED’’ is shown f or several seconds, and then the screen goes ba ck t o t he nor mal me ssage mode.
＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ T o use the horn , press the center pad of t he steering wheel . If equipped R ef e r t o t he na viga t ion syst em ow ner’ s manua l.
− − − − − − − − − MIST OFF INT Int er mit t ent LO Lo w s p e e d HI High sp eed Windshie ld wa shers Push the r ight le ver up or down t o selec t a posit ion. T he wipe rs r un at high speed until you rel ease t he lever. T he wipers are no t a ctivat ed.
＊ ＊ When you act ivat e t he windshi eld wa sher w it h t he hea dlight s t urne d on, t he hea dlight wa sher w ill be act iv at e d under c ert a in condit ions. For more inf or mat ion, s ee s e c t i o ni nt h e n e x t c o l u m n . T he headligh t w ashers use the same f lu id reservoir as t he windshi eld washer s.
− − ＊ ＊ ＊ Push down on t he lef t lev er t o s ignal a lef t t urn a nd up t o signal a right t urn. T o signal a lane change , push lightly on t he lev er a nd hold it . T he leve r w ill re t urn t o t he center when you release it or complet e a t ur n.
− − T he aut oma t ic light ing f eat ur e t ur ns on the hea dlight s and all o ther ext erior l igh ts when it sense s low a mbient light . To turn o n auto mati c li g h ti ng , turn t he light s wit ch t o A U T O . T he light s will come on a ut oma t ica lly whe n t he out side light lev el be comes low ( at dusk, f or e xa mple).
＊ ＊ ＊ T he a ut oma t ic light ing f eat ur e is c o n t r o l l e db yas e n s o r l o c a t e do nt o p of t he da shboa rd. D o not c ove r t his sensor or spill liquids on it .
＊ ＊ ＊ If you see a ‘‘CHECK DR L SY ST EM’’ message on t he mult i- inf orma t ion displa y, t her e is a problem w it h t he da yt ime r unning light s yst em. T ak e your v ehicle t o a deal er to have it chec ked . T he headligh ts rev ert t o normal opera t ion w hen you t ur n t hem on wi th th e sw i tch .
＋ − ＋ − ＊ ＊ T ur n t he f og light s on a nd of f by tu rn i n g th e swi tch n ex t to the headlight s wit ch. Y ou ca n use t he f og light s only w hen t he hea dlight s ar e on low beam. Wit h t h e light swit c h in t he A UT O posit ion, you ca n a lso use t he f og light s whe n t he hea dlight s t urn on aut oma t ically .
＋ If your v ehicle is e quipped w it h t he navi gatio n system, the n avig ation system scr een will also go to f ull bright ness. T his ca n be helpf ul w hen using t he hea dlight s dur ing daylight hours. T o r educe gla re a t night , t he inst rume nt pa nel illumina t ion dims when y ou t urn t he light s wit ch t o or .
P us h the bu tton b e twe en th e ce nter vent s t o t ur n on the haza rd w ar ning light s (f our -w ay f la sher s). T his cause s all f our out side t urn signa ls and bot h indica t ors in t he inst rument panel to f lash.
P us h th e le ver up to l oc k the st eer ing w heel in t ha t posit ion. Make any steering wheel adju stme nts bef ore you s tart drivi ng . Push the lev er unde r t he st eer ing column all t he wa y down. Move t he steering wheel up or down, a nd in or out , s o it point s toward your chest , not t oward your f a ce .
Y o us h o u l dh a v e r e c e i v e dak e y number t a g w ith y our ke y. Y ou will need this key numb er if you ever hav e t o get a lost ke y repla ce d. Use only a n A cur a- appr ov ed ke y blank . D o n o td r o pt h ek e y so rs e th e a v y object s on t he m.
A lw ay s mak e sure t he k ey is f ully ex te nd ed wh e n yo u in s er t i t to the ignit ion swit ch. If t he k ey is not f ully ext e nded t he immobilize r sy st em may not oper a t e proper ly a nd prev ent t he engine f r om sta rt ing. T he master key ca n be retract ed into t h er e m o t et r a n s m i t t e r .
＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ CONT INUE D Y o us h o u l dh a v e r e c e i v e dak e y number t a g w it h your k eys. Y ou will need this key numb er if you ever hav e t o get a lost ke y repla ce d. Use only A cur a -appr ov ed key bla nks . T h e immobilizer sys t em prot e ct s your v ehicle f r om t hef t .
If t he syst em repeatedly does n ot rec ognize t he coding of your k ey or keyless access remote, contact your dealer. Do n ot attem p t to alte r thi s s ys te m o r ad d o the r de vic e s to i t. El e ctr i ca l problems could result t hat ma y make your v ehicle inoper a ble.
− − − − If t he f ront wheels are turned , the a n t i - t h e ft l o c k m a y m a k e i t d i ffi c u l t to tu rn th e ke y . Fi rm l y tur n th e steering wheel to t he lef t or right as you turn t he key. Yo u ca n o p er ate th e au d io sy ste m an d the accessory power socket s in t his posit ion.
＊ ＊ Y ou ca n cust omiz e t he door loc k/ unlock set t ings ( se e page ). Y o uc a no p e no rc l o s et h ew i n d o w s and t he moonroof by us ing the k ey in the dr ive r’s door ( see pa ge ).
If you f orget a nd leave t he key in the ignit ion swit ch, lockout pr eve nt ion will not a llow y ou t o lock t he driv er ’s door. W it h a ny door ope n and t h e key in t he ignit ion sw it ch, lock ing wit h ma st er door lock swit c h is disabled.
＊ ＊ ＊ If t he doors a re unlock ed, pre ss t h et r u n kr e l e a s es w i t c ho nt h e t runk lid. If t he doo rs are locked , press the tru n k re l ea s e sw i tch on th e tru nk lid with t he remote in keyless acc ess oper at ing r ange .
If your vehicle’s batt ery goes d ead or is disconne ct ed, y ou ca n open t he t runk f r om the r ea r se at by pulling t he t runk r elea se t a b th rough t he t runk pa ss-t hrough. Pul l down the rear seat armrest . Pull on the t a b at t he t op of t he inner p arti tio n, an d p re s s on th e bu tto n to f u ll y rele ase the co ver.
T o pr ot ec t it e ms in t he t r unk, y ou can disa ble t he t r unk rele as e but t on on the dri ver’s do or by turni ng of f t he t runk main sw it ch in t he glove box, lock ing the glove box , and locking t he t r unk pa ss-t hrough cov er wi th th e mas te r ke y or th e bu i l t-i n key.
− − CONT INUE D Pres s this but t on once t o unlock the dr iver ’s door or a ll the doors ( depe nding on t he k eyles s m em o ry s etti ng ). P re s s i t twic e to unlock t he ot he r doors . Some ext e rior light s will f la sh t w ice ea ch ti me y ou p r es s th e b u tto n.
− − Be caref ul when removing t his screw a s t he hea d of the scr ew ca n str i p o u t. S ep arate th e ke yp ad f ro m the tra ns mi tter b y pu s hi ng a n y bu tton f rom out side . P r e s st h i sb u t t o nf o r about 1 se cond t o open t he t r unk.
− Rem o ve th e o l d b atte ry a n d n o te the polarity. Ma ke sure t he p o la ri ty of th e ne w ba tter y i s th e same ( side f ac ing up), then inser t it in t he keypad . Place a clot h on t he edge of t he keyp ad, and remo ve the u pp er hal f by car ef ully pr ying on t he edge wit h a sma ll f lat -t ip s cre wdr ive r or coin.
When you unl ock the driver’s door wi th y o ur r em o te tra ns mi tter , ea c h re m o te tran sm i tter ac ti va tes th e cu sto m i ze d s etti ng s re l ate d to th at remote.
− ＊ ＊ CONT INUE D See pages f or importa nt sa f e t y inf ormat ion and w ar nings about how t o proper ly posit ion t he sea t s and seat - backs. 15 13 T he p assen g er seat has the s ame adjust ment s a s t he driv er ’s sea t but witho ut any l um bar ad ju stmen t.
See page f or import ant sa f et y inf ormat ion and a w ar ning about improperly posit ioning head r est ra int s. 15 Y our v ehic le is equippe d wit h he ad res t ra int s in a ll sea t ing posit ions t o help prot e ct you a nd your passengers f rom whiplash and ot her inju ries.
T h e ya r em o s t e f f e c t i v ew h e ny o u ad j u st the m so th e cen ter of the b ac k of t he occupa nt ’s hea d re st s aga inst th e ce n ter o f th e re s trai nt. T he hea d rest r aint s a djust f or he ight . You n eed b o th h an ds to ad j u st the rest r aint .
T o l o w e re i t h e rr e a ro u t e rh e a d res t ra int f or be t t er v isibilit y, pre ss th e til t bu tton o n the s i d e o f the h e ad restraint. It f o lds d own b ackward. To raise the rear outer head restr aint, pull up it on t he rea r by hand.
T he driver’ s and f ront passen ger’s seats have ac tive he ad restrai nts. I f t he ve hicle is st r uck se ve re ly f rom t he re ar , th e occupa nt pr oper ly secur ed wit h the seat belt w ill be pu sh ed agai ns t t he seat-b ack and the head r est r aint w ill aut oma t ica lly mo ve f o rward.
T h e lid of the c onsole compa rt me nt c a nb eu s e da sa na r m r e s t . T he rear seat armrest is in t he center of the rear seat . Pivot it down to u se i t. A beverage hold er is located in the armres t. T o ope n t he cov er , pull dow n t he rear seat armrest.
Make sure a ll items in t he tr unk and t hose ext ending t hrough t he pass- t hrough a re s ecure d. K e e pt h ei n s i d ea n do u t s i d em i r r o r s clea n and a djus t ed f or be st v isibilit y. Be su re to adju st the mirro rs bef ore you st a rt dr iving.
＊ ＊ Bot h out side door mirr ors ha v e a rev er se t ilt f e at ur e. W hen in reverse, the selected mirro r will t ilt dow n slight ly t o improv e your view as yo u paral lel p ark. S hi f tin g out of r everse will return t he mirr or t o it s or igina l posit ion.
＊ ＊ T his he at e d mirror f unct ion has a ti me r (se e p ag e ). T he ou tside m irro rs are heated to re m ov e f og an d f ro st. Wi th the ignit ion swit c h in t he ON ( II) posit ion, or t he power mode O N, tu rn o n th e he aters b y p re ss in g th e but t on.
＊ ＊ St ore a driv ing posit ion only w hen t he ve hicle is pa rke d. Y ou r vehi cl e has a me mo ry f eat ure f or t he dr iver ’s se at and out side mirr or posit ions. Sea t , exce pt f or powe r lumba r, a nd out side mir ror posit ions ca n be st ore d in sepa ra t e me mories .
No t pr es s a me m o ry b u tto n wi th i n 5 seconds. R ea djus t t he seat posit ion. Doing any of t he f ollow ing af t e r pressing t he SET but t on will ca ncel t he st or ing proce dure : R ea djust t he out side mirror posit ion. T o s elec t a memor ized pos it ion, do th is : Make sure t he shif t lev er is in Par k.
If desired, y ou can use t he adjust ment sw itches t o cha nge the posit ions of t he sea t or out side mi rrors af t er they are in thei r memoriz ed posit ions. If y ou cha nge t he memor ize d posit ion, t he indicat or in t he memor y but t on w ill go out .
A lways keep the remote a nd the bu il t-in key away f rom an y mag ne tic mat er ial. Y o us h o u l dh a v e r e c e i v e dak e y number t a g w ith y our built -in k ey. Y ou w ill need t his k ey numbe r if you ever have t o get a lost key r eplaced.
T he f ollo wing keys co me with your vehi cl e. Ref er to pag e f or h ow to se p ar ate th e k ey s . T his key is used to lo ck/un lock the doors, glov e box, a nd t runk pas s- throug h co ver. T h is remot e is us ed t o lock/unloc k t he doors a nd unlock t he t runk .
T h er e m o t em a yn o t w o r ki f : It is t oo c lose t o t he v ehic le. It is a bove or below t he v ehic le, ev en wh en it is w it hin it s oper at ing ra nge. T he h andle of ea ch f ront door ha s a sensor. T ha t sensor works w ith t he re m o te so y o u ca n au to m ati cal l y unlock t he door( s).
Bef or e locking t he doors , make s ure t h er e m o t ei sn o t i n s i d et h ev e h i c l e . Wh en y o u p re ss th e d oo r l o ck b u tto n on the f r ont door, a ll the d oors a nd t he t r unk will loc k. If you do not open a ny of t he door s wit hin 30 se conds, t hey w ill aut oma t ica lly reloc k.
Wh en you lock t he doors, s ome ext e rior light s blink and t he syst e m beeps o nce. If no exterior li ghts bli nk and/or no beeper sounds, chec k t o see if t he t r unk or hood is open. T o cha nge t he ‘‘K EY L ESS A CCESS L IGH T F L A SH’’ set t ing, see pa ge .
When you close the t runk with all doors loc ked, t h e t runk will lock . W hen you unlock all t he doors w it h the remote, built-in key or p ower door lock master swit ch, t he tr unk will unlock . When t he trunk is locked, yo u can open it in any of t hese w a ys: Pres s the t r unk re leas e but t on inside t he v ehicle.
− CONT INUE D Bef ore closing t he t runk , make sur e t h er e m o t ei sn o t i nt h et r u n k . If you close the t runk when the remot e is in it , t he syst e m beeps, a nd t he t runk r eopens.
− − − Pres s this but t on once t o unlock t he driv er ’s door. Pr ess it t wice t o unlock t he ot he r doors . Some ex t erior light s will f la sh t w ice ea ch tim e yo u pr es s the b u tto n . The door a ct iv at ed ma p light s ( if t he door act iv a t ed light sw it ch is se t ) will come on when yo u press the UNL OCK but t on.
＋ A s required by t he FCC: T his device complies w it h Part 15 of t he FCC r ules. Opera t ion is subject t o t he f ollowing tw o condit ions: ( 1) T his device may not ca use harmf ul inter f e rence, and (2) this device must accept any inter f erence received, including inter f erence t hat may ca use undesired opera t ion.
Here are the s etting s activated wi th the remote: Driv ing posit ion me mory (se e p ag e ). A udio sy st em se t t ings (se e p ag e ). Cl im ate c o n tro l s etti ng s (se e p ag e ). When you unl ock the door wit h your remo te, each re mo te activates t he keyless memo ry sett ings related to tha t rem o te.
T he e ngine may not r un, and some malf unct ions m ay oc cur, if t he re m o te is ou ts id e the ve h i c le . T he e ngine may not st ar t if t he re m o te is s u b je c ted to s tro ng r ad i o waves. A lso, t he engine ma y not st a rt if t he re m o te is too c l o s e to th e wi n d o ws .
T his sy ste m uses t he engine st ar t / st op butt on inst e ad of a n ignit ion swit ch t o st a rt and st op t he e ngine. If you are carrying the keyless access remot e , you ca n st a rt t he e ngine by pressing t he engine st a rt /st op but t on wit h t he bra ke peda l depressed.
How t he mode is swit c hed depends on t he shif t lev er posit ion ( w it h or w i t h o u tt h es h i f tl e v e ri nP a r k ) . Wi th the s h ift le ve r in P ar k, th e power mode cha nges f r om ON t o V EHICL E OF F ( L OCK ) when you push the engine st a rt /st op but t on.
Engine is tur ned of f and power is shut dow n. T he steering wheel is locked. No electrical components can be use d. Indicator-Of f Engine is tur ned of f and power is shut down. T he steering wheel is locked. No electrical compo nent s can be used. Use this position t o star t the engine.
Y ou c an start the eng in e in any power mode . th e mu lti - inf orma t ion displa y show s t he ‘‘INSER T K EY L ESS R EMOT E INT O SL OT ’’ message, then the ‘‘T O ST A R T ENGINE:’’ messa ge w ill be shown af ter you insert t he remote i n to th e sl ot.
If t he st eering wheel is l ocked, the engine ca nnot s t ar t . T he mult i- inf orma t ion displa y show s y ou t he abov e message a nd t he indicat or in t he engine st ar t /st op butt on blinks.
To turn th e ve h i cl e o f f whe n th e ve hicle is complet e ly st opped, shif t to Park ( P), then press t he engine st ar t/st op but t on. T he e ngine st ops and t he pow er mode sw it ches f r om ON t o V EHICL E OF F ( L OCK ). Y ou can o n ly p lac e the vehi cl e in the V EHICL E OF F ( L OCK ) mod e if the t ra nsmiss ion is in Par k.
T he e ngine st ar t /stop but t on may be used t o st op t he engine due t o an emergen cy situat ion even while driv ing. If you must st op t he engine , do eit her of t he f ollow ing oper at ions .
CONT INUE D If you t ake t he keyless access remot e out of t he ve hicle and close th e do or wi th the p owe r m o de O N, t he inside and out side bee pers sound and a ‘‘K EY L ESS R EMOT E NOT DET ECT ED’’ me ssage w ill be display ed on t he mult i-inf or ma t ion display.
T h eb a t t e r yi nt h er e m o t en o r m a l l y last a bout 2 years . T o ensure m ax im um b atte ry l i f e, d o n o t s to re the remot e close to electrical devices such as computers or T Vs.
T h is swit c h is in th e glove box . Y ou can cancel the keyless access syst em f ea t ures , which a r e locking/ unlocking t he door s, unlock ing t he t runk, a nd st a rt ing t he e ngine while carrying the keyless access remote. To can c el th e sy stem , tu rn th e keyless access system ma in switch of f by pushing it down.
Have your vehicle checked by your dealer if : T he keyless access syst em indicat or comes on a nd st a ys on while y ou are dr iving. T he indica t or come s on af te r t he engine ha s st ar t ed.
In this ca se, you should not s hut of f your e ngine unt il you a re in a sa f e locat ion or a t your de ale r, as your vehi cl e may n ot restart. T he mult i-inf orma t ion display shows ‘‘CHECK K EY L ESS ST A R T ING SY ST EM.’’ I f the r em o te b atte ry b eco me s wea k a nd the powe r door lock/ unlock ope ra t ion is disa bled.
T o a v oid dama ging t he s lot , do not insert a ny other objects int o the slot or put a sticker on the keyless access remote. Ins erting the remo te does no t charge th e rem ote b atte ry . I f ne c es s ar y, y o u should repla ce t he ba t t er y as soon a s possible.
CONT INUE D If t he ve hicle is lef t in t he A CCESSOR Y mode, t he ‘‘T O T UR N V EHICL E OF F ’’ message is shown o n the m ul ti -i nf o rm ati on d i sp la y when you op en the driver’s door.
T o r emov e t he built - in ke y, pull it out while pr essing t he relea se but t on. T o reins t all t he built - in key , push t he key int o t he re mot e unt il it clic ks. T o a v oid dama ging t he r emot e a nd t he built -in k ey, ne ver pull on t he built -in key unless y ou ar e pre ssing th e re l ea se b utto n .
＊ ＊ CONT INUE D P us h the r ig ht si d e o f the s witc h , H I, to ra pid ly heat up the seat . A f t er t he seat reache s a com f ortable temperat ure, select L O by pushing t he lef t side of t he sw it ch. T his will keep the sea t wa rm. Bot h f ront se at s a r e equippe d wit h seat heat ers.
Follow t hese pr eca ut ions whe nev er you u se t he seat heat ers: Us e the HI setti ng o nl y to h eat the seats qu ic kl y, be caus e it draws lar ge a mount s of curr ent f r om t he b atte ry . If t he engine is lef t idling f or a n ext ende d period, do not use t he seat heaters eve n on the LO se tti n g .
− ＊ ＊ T o ope n eit her f ront window f ully, push t he w indow swit c h f irmly dow n to t he se cond det ent , t hen r elea se it . T he window au to m ati cal l y g o es d own all the wa y. T o st op t he window f rom going a ll t he wa y down, pull bac k on the win do w switch bri ef ly.
If eit her f r ont window runs int o a ny obst ac le while it is clos ing aut oma t ica lly, it w ill rev er se direc t ion, and t he n st op. T o close t he wi n d o w, r em o ve th e o b sta cl e, th en use t he window sw it ch aga in. A uto reverse stops sen sin g when the window is a lmost closed.
CONT INUE D Y ou ca n open a ll of t he w indow s and t he moonr oof f rom out side w it h t he re m o te tran sm i tter . Press t he U NL OCK but t on once t o unlock t he dr ive r’ s door. Y ou ca n open a nd close t he window s and moonr oof wit h the k ey in t h e driv er ’s door lock .
To c l o s e : Ins ert t he key in the driver’ s doo r lock. T urn the key counterclockwi se, th en r el eas e it. T urn the key countercloc kwise agai n, an d ho ld i t. A ll f our window s a nd t he moonroof st a r t t o close. T o st op t he w indow s and the moonro of , release t he key.
− ＊ ＊ CONT INUE D T o clos e t he moonroof f ully, f ir mly push t he moonr oof sw it ch f orw a rd, t hen re lea se it . T he moonroof au to m ati cal l y c lo se s al l th e way. To st op t he moonr oof f rom c losing, p u sh th e sw i tch b ri ef l y.
T o open or c lose t he moonr oof par t ially , lightly pull t he sw it ch ba ck or push it f or w ar d and hold it . T he moonroof w ill st op w hen you r elea se th e sw i tch . If t he moonroof r uns int o any obst ac le while it is clos ing aut oma t ica lly, it w ill rev er se direc t ion, and t he n st op.
T o a pply t he par king bra ke , pull the lev er up f ully . T o relea se it , pull up slight ly, push t he but t on, and low er the lever. T he parkin g brake indicat or on the inst rument pa nel should go out when t he par king bra ke is f ully re lea sed ( see pa ge ).
Int er ior Conv enience It ems 202 CONSOLE COMPA RTME NT SIDE POCKE T SUN VISOR VANIT Y MIRROR SUNGLASSES H OLDER REAR D OOR POCKET USB ADAPTER CABLE ACCESSORY P OWER SOCKET GLOVE BOX CENTER PO CKET A.
Open t he f ront bev er age holde r by sl id in g its co ver backward . Be car ef ul when you are using t he bev era ge holde rs. A spilled liquid that is very hot can scal d yo u or yo ur passengers. L iquid can also spill f rom t he door pock et bev er age hol ders (if equi pped ) when you op en or close t he door s.
＊ ＊ Y our vehicle ha s t wo accessory power sockets. One is next t o t he shif t le ver . T he ot her is in t he console compa rt me nt . T o access t he f ront accessory socket , slide t he lid f or wa rd unt il it la t ches . T o c lose it , pus h in on t he lid t o slide it back wa r d.
T o open t he cons ole compar t ment , push in on t he le ver an d lif t t he armrest . T o cl ose, lower the ar mrest, and push it dow n unt il it lat c hes. Make sure t o slide back the t ra y bef ore ope ning the c onsole co mp ar tm en t. Open t he glov e box by pulling out t h eh a n d l e .
T o use a sun visor , pull it dow n. Y ou can a lso use a sun v isor at t he side window . R emov e t he suppor t rod f rom t he c lip, and s wing t he s un visor t ow ar d t he side window . Y ou ca n ext e nd t he sun v isor f urt he r by pulling it bac k.
Do not use the sun visor ext ension f eatur e over the rear vi ew mi rror. Make sure t o slide the sun visor back t o it s origina l posit ion bef or e f lipping it ba ck in place . Make sure you put t he sun visor back in plac e whe n you a re ge t t ing int o or out of t he v ehicle .
Some lar ger st yles of sungla sses may not f it in the holde r. Y ou m ay also s tore sm all i tems in t his holder. Ma ke sur e t hey a re small enough t o le t t he holder c lose and l atch, an d that they are not heav y enough t o cause t he holder t o pop open w hile driv ing.
Door (Door a ct iva t ed posit ion): OFF posit ion: Af te r al l do or s are c l o se d ti g h tly , th e light s dim slight ly, t he n f ade out in about 30 s econds. T o change t he ‘‘INT ER IOR L IGHT DIMMING T IME’’ set t ing, see page . W it h any door lef t ope n, th e light s stay on ab ou t 15 min utes , then g o out .
If any ma p light is lef t on w hen t he ignit ion swit c h is t urne d of f or t he V EHICL E OF F ( L OCK ) mod e is set, and a ll doors a r e close d, it will t ur n of f when t he v ehicle is lock ed wit h the remote t ransmitter ( t he keyless acc ess re mot e on models wit h keyless access system), or a f ter 15 minut es.
＋− ＊ ＊ Models equippe d wit h t he keyless access system hav e an engine st a rt /st op but t on inste ad of an ignit ion sw it ch. O N Mode is t he equiv ale nt of O N ( II). For mo re in f orm ation , see p ages and . T h e court e sy light in eac h f ront door comes on w hen t he door is opene d, and goe s out whe n t he door is closed.
R emove the keyless access remot e f rom the keyless access remote slot. Y our vehicle has a keyless access remot e s lot light . T he light come s on when you: Open a ny door .
T he st anda rd a udio sys t em ha s many f e at ur es. T his sect ion describe s t hose f eat ur es a nd how t o use t hem. T h e climat e c ont rol sys t em in your vehi cl e pro vid es a com f ortable driv ing env ironment in a ll we at he r condit ions.
Climat e Cont r ol Sy st em 214 AIR CONDIT IONING BUTTON RECIRCULAT ION BUTTON REAR WIND OW DEFOGGE R/ HEATED MIRR OR B UTTON PASSE NGER’S SIDE MOD E CONTROL BUTT ON WINDSHIE LD DEFROST BUTTO N ON/O.
Climat e Cont r ol Sy st em Fe atu res 215 AIR CONDIT IONING BUTTON RECIRCULAT ION BUTTON REAR WIND OW DEFOGGE R/ HEATED MIRR OR B UTTON PASSE NGER’S SIDE MOD E CONTROL BUTT ON WINDSHIE LD DEFROST B.
On models wit h naviga t ion syst em T h e climat e c ont rol sys t em ca n also be opera t ed by v oice cont r ol. See t he Nav iga t ion sect ion in your quick st ar t guide f or an ov erv iew of t his system, a nd the na vigat ion system manua l f or c omplet e det a ils.
When you set t he t emperature to its lowe r limit ( ) or its upper limit ( ), t he syst em runs a t f ull cooling or he at ing only . It does not regula t e t he int er ior t empe ra t ure. When you adjust a f an control, t he f an is t a ke n out of A UT O mode .
Wh en th e i nd ic ato r in th e b u tton i s on, air f rom t he ve hicle’ s inte rior is se n t thro ug h th e sy s tem a g ai n . Wh en th e i n d ic ator i s of f , ai r i s brought in f rom t he out side of t he vehi cl e (f res h air mo de ).
Pushing t his but t on also t ur ns t he po wer mirror heaters on an d of f . Thi s bu tton d i re c ts the m ai n air f lo w to th e wi nd sh i el d f o r f aste r def rost ing. It a lso over ride s any mode select ion you ma y hav e made . A ir f lows f r om t he f loor vents.
For your saf ety, make sure you have a clear vie w t hro ug h all the win do ws bef ore dr iving. Wh en th e i nd ic ato r in th e b utto n is o n , th e SYNC indicat or als o comes on. T he f r ont passe nge r’s temperature can not be set separat ely f rom the driver’s.
When you set t he t emperature to its lowe r or upper limit , it is displa yed as or . T he selected t emperatures and mode appe ar in t he displa y ( in the center display on mo dels with navigat ion system).
T h ec l i m a t ec o n t r o ls y s t e mh a st w o sensors: a sunlight sensor on t op of the dashb oard , and a t emp erature and humidit y s ensor ne xt t o t he st eer ing column.
A n a udio syst e m is st a ndar d on all models. R e ad t he a ppropr iat e pa ges (as sho wn bel ow) to us e you r vehicle’s audio system. For ve hicles w it hout nav iga t ion syst em, see pa ges t hr ough . For ve hicles w it h na viga t ion sy st em, see pages t hr ough .
Most a udio syst e m f unct ions ca n be cont rolled by s ta nda rd but t ons, bar s, and k nobs. In addit ion, y ou can access some f unct ions by usi ng the selec t or k nob on t he a udio syst e m.
Play ing t he A M/F M R adio (Models w it hout na v ig at ion sy st em) Fe atu res 225 RETUR N BUTTO N SCAN BUTT ON SKIP BAR A.SEL ( AUTO SE LECT) BUTTO N VOL/ (VOLUM E/P OWER) KNOB SELECT OR KNOB TIT.
− − − T he ignit ion sw it ch must be in t he A CCESSOR Y (I ) or ON ( II) posit ion. Turn th e s ys tem o n by p u sh in g th e V OL / ( pow er /volume ) knob or th e AM/ FM b utto n. Ad ju st th e volume by t ur ning the V O L / knob . T he band a nd f re quency t ha t t he ra dio wa s la st t une d t o ar e displa yed.
−− Each preset butt on can st ore one f re quency on A M a nd t wo f reque ncies on F M. If you ar e traveli ng f ar f rom h om e and can n o long er receive your preset sta tions, yo u can u se the au to se lec t f eature to f ind statio ns i n the lo cal area.
On t he F M ba nd, you ca n select a f avorite station an d di sp lay the program service name according to t he inf or mat ion pr ovide d by t he ra dio dat a syst e m ( R D S) if t he station h as the R DS in f ormatio n avail abl e. T h e R D S inf orma t ion displa y f unct ion shows t he na me of t he R D S st at ion y ou ar e list e ning t o.
−＋ On the F M band selected, you can select t he program cat egory provided by the R DS. Press either side ( or ) of t he CA T EGOR Y bar to di spl ay and s ele ct an R DS cat egory.
T h e sca n f unct ion s amples a ll st at ions w it h st rong signa ls on t he sel ected RDS categ ory . T o activate it, pres s and rele ase t he SCA N butt on. Y ou will se e SCA N in t he displa y. T h e sys t em w ill sca n f or a st a t ion wi th a str o ng s ig n al i n the se l ec ted R DS cat egory.
− − − − − − − A djust s t he bass. A djusts t he tr eble. Adj u sts th e f ro nt- to -b ack st rengt h of t he sound. A djust s t he side-to- side st rengt h of t he sound. Dolby PL ( ProL ogic) II signal pr ocessing cre at es mult i- channe l surr ound sound f rom 2 c hannel s t ere o audio sources.
＋− − T he SV C mode contr ols t he volume based on vehicle speed . T he f ast er you go, the loude r t he a udio volume becomes. A s you slow dow n, t he audio v olume dec re ase s. T he SV C has f our modes; SV C O FF , SVC L OW, SV C MID, and SVC HIGH .
CONT INUED Play ing t he X M R adio (Models w it hout nav ig a t ion sy st em) Fe atu res 233 SCAN BUTT ON SKIP BAR VOL/ (VOLUM E/P OWER) KNOB TITLE B UTTON CATE GORY BAR DISPL AY SELECT OR KNOB XM RA.
− T o lis t en t o X M R adio, t urn t he i g ni tio n s wi tc h to the ACC ES S ORY (I ) or ON ( II) posit ion, a nd pre ss t he but t on. T he last cha nnel you list ened t o w ill show in t he dis play. A djust t he v olume by t urning t he VO L/ kn o b .
− −＋ − − T h e SCA N f unct ion give s you a s ampling of a ll cha nnels w hile in the channel mod e. In the cat egory mode, only t he st at ions wit hin t ha t cat e gory a re sc anne d. T o a ct iva t e sc an, p res s th e SC A N bu tto n .
− − − − − − − − Y o uc a ns t o r eu pt o1 2 prese t c hannels using t he six pre set b utto ns . E ac h bu tton s to re s o n e channe l f rom t he X M1 band a nd one channe l f rom the X M2 ba nd. T o st or e a channe l: P re ss th e b u tto n.
T h e X M sat e llit es a re in or bit ove r th e eq u ato r; the re f o re , o bj e cts s o u th of t he ve hicle ma y caus e sa t ellit e receptio n interruptio ns. T o help compensat e f or t his, gr ound-ba sed repeaters are placed in m ajor metro po li tan areas.
If you decide to purchase XM radio service, contact X M Ra d i o at ,o r a t 1-800-852-9696. In Canada, contact , or call 1-877-438- 9677. Y ou will need to give them your ra dio I.
W hile wa it ing f or a ct iv a t ion, mak e su re you r vehic le rem ain s in an o pe n ar ea w it h good r ecept ion. O nce y our audio system is act ivat ed, ‘‘CA T EGORY ’’ or ‘‘CHANNEL ’’ will appe ar in t h e displa y, a nd you’ll be able t o lis t en t o X M r adio br oadc ast s .
Play ing Discs (Models w it hout nav ig a t ion sy st em) 240 RETUR N BUTTO N SCAN BUTT ON SKIP BAR VOL/ (VOLUM E/P OWER) KNOB SELECT OR KNOB PRESET B UTTON S CATE GORY BAR TITLE B UTTON AUX BU TTON D.
− − − CONT INUE D You o pe ra te the d is c c ha n g er wi th t he sa me cont rols us ed f or t he r adio. T o s elect t he dis c cha nger , pre ss t he CD but t on. Y ou w ill see ‘‘C D’’ in t he display. T he disc a nd t ra ck numbe rs, a n dt h ee l a p s e dt i m e a r es h o w ni n t he displa y.
− − − T h e specif ica t ions f or compa t ible W MA f ile s ar e: Compat ible w it h va ria ble bit r at e and multi-session Maximum l ayers (inc luding R OO T ): 8 la yer s If a f ile on an MP3 or W MA disc is prot ec t ed by digit a l r ight s mana gement ( DR M), t he audio unit displ ays F OR MA T , and then skips to t he next f ile .
Ea c h ti m e yo u pr es s th e TITL E b utto n, th e di s pl ay sh ows y o u th e tex t da ta o n a d is c, if the d i s c wa s re co rd ed w i th tex t d ata . T h e displa y show s up t o 1 6 ch arac ter s o f se l ec ted te x t d ata (the f older na me, f ile na me, et c .
− Use t he SK IP bar while a disc is playing to select passa ges and change t ra cks ( f iles in MP3 or W MA mode). In MP3 or WMA mode, use t he CA T EGOR Y bar to select f ol ders in t he disc and use e it her side of t he SK IP ba r t o c hange f ile s.
− ＋− ＋ − In MP3 or W MA mode To select a d if f erent f old er, p ress ei ther side ( or ) of t he CA T EGOR Y bar t o move t o t he be ginning of t he next f older . Pr ess t he side t o s kip to th e ne xt f ol d er , an d p re s s the si de to s ki p to th e be gi n n in g of th e previou s f ol der.
− − − − Pressing ei ther side of the SK IP bar also turns of f t he repeat f eat ure. T o cancel t he selected r epeat, ra ndom, or sca n mode, press t he SET U P but t on t o show ‘ ‘PL A Y MODE,’’ t hen press the selector knob (ENT ER ).
−− − Y ou c an als o sel ect the f ol de r scan f eat ur e f rom t he menu it ems w it h the selector knob (see page ). Y ou c an also s ele ct t he scan f eature f ro m th e me n u i tem s wi th th e selec t or knob ( se e pa ge ).
− Wh en th e f ir st trac k in th e l as t d i sc , or t he f irs t f ile in t he la st ma in f older in t he la st disc be gins t o pla y, t he disc sca n mode will be cance led. Pressing ei ther side of the SK IP bar or selec t ing a dif f erent f olde r wit h the CAT EG ORY bar also turn s of f th e sc an f ea tu re .
Press t he eject butt on ( ) t o remove t he disc. If you eject t he disc, but do not remov e it f r om the slot, th e sy s tem w i l l au tom ati cal l y re l o ad the disc af ter 10 seconds and beg in play ing.
T h ec h a r to nt h er i g h te x p l a i n st h e error messages you may see in the display w hile pla ying a disc. If you see an error message in the display w hile pla ying a disc, pr ess th e ej ec t bu tto n . Af te r eje c ti n g the di sc, c hec k it f or d amag e or def orm ation .
W hen a dis c is not being pla yed , st ore it in its case t o prot ec t it f rom dust a nd ot her cont amina t ion. T o prevent warpage, keep discs ou t of direc t sunlight and ext reme heat . A new disc ma y be rough on t he inner and out er edge s.
T he in- dash disc pla yer /cha nger ha s a sophis t icat e d and de lica t e mecha nism. If you insert a da ma ged disc as indic at ed in t his se ct ion, it m a yb e c o m es t u c ki n s i d ea n d dama ge t he audio unit .
Small, ir regula r sha ped discs Disc s wit h scr at ches, dir t y discs CD-R or CD-R W may not pla y due t o t he re cording c onditions. Scra t ches a nd f inger print s on t he discs may ca use t he sound t o skip. R ec ommended discs a re pr int ed wit h t he f ollowing logo.
Play ing a n iPod (Mod els w it hout na v ig at ion sy st em) 254 SKIP BAR VOL/ (VOLUM E/P OWER) KNOB SELECT OR KNOB TITLE B UTTON AUX BU TTON CD BUTTON iPod IND ICATOR SETUP B UTTON RETUR N BU TTON U.
＊ ＊ T his au di o sys tem can se lec t and play t he a udio f iles on the iPod with t he sa me cont rols us ed f or t he disc play er. T o play a n iPod, connec t it t o the US B adap ter cabl e i n the co ns ol e compar t ment by using y our dock connector, t hen press t he A UX but t on.
Insta ll the dock connect or t o t he USB adapter ca ble securely. Connect your dock conne ct or t o the iPod correctly and securely. Pull out t he USB conne ct or f r om th e ho ld e r. Do not connect y our iPod using a hub. D on o t k e e pt h e i P o di nt h e vehic le.
＊ ＊ Ea c h ti m e yo u pr es s th e TITL E b utto n the d is p l ay m o d e sw i tch es bet we en t he album name , t he song name, t he a rt ist na me, or na me of f (wh i ch tu rns o f f the tex t di sp lay ) . If t he a udio syst e m st ill does not rec ognize the iPod, t he iPod may n ee d to b e res et.
− Use t he SK IP bar while a n iPod is playing to select passa ges and change f ile s. Each t ime you press and r e l e a s et h e s i d eo f t h eS K I Pb a r , th e sy ste m s ki ps f or wa rd to th e beginning of t he nex t f ile.
P re ss i n g th e RETURN bu tto n g o es back to the p revi ou s di sp lay an d p re ss in g th e SE T UP b utto n can cel s th is s e tti ng m od e . Y ou can select a ny t ype of repeat and s h u f f l em o d eb yu s i n gt h eS E T U P but t on and t he s elect or knob.
− − − − − Th i s fe a t u re play s all a va ilable f iles in a se lect e d list ( playlis t s, a rt ist s , albums or songs) in ra ndom order . Y ou w ill see SH UF FL E in t he displa y. S e l e c t t h en o r m a lp l a ym o d eo r SH UFFLE OFF to turn o f f thi s fe a tu r e .
＊ ＊ Y ou ca n disconnect t he iPod a t any time when you see ‘‘OK t o disconnect ’’ me ssage in t he iPod disp lay. A lways make sure you see ‘‘OK t o discon nect’’ message in t he iPod display bef ore you disconne ct it .
If you see an error message on the audio displa y w hile pla ying a n iPod, f ind t he solut ion in t he c har t t o t he right . If you c annot clea r t he e rr or messa ge, t a ke your ve hicle t o your dealer. Solut ion Error M essage T he system cannot read the f ile(s).
Play ing a USB F lash Memor y Dev ice (Models w it hout nav ig a t ion sy st em) Fe atu res 263 RETUR N BUTTO N SKIP BAR VOL/ (VOLUM E/P OWER) KNOB SELECT OR KNOB TITLE B UTTON AUX BU TTON CD BUTTON U.
＊ ＊ T his au di o sys tem can se lec t and play t he audio f iles on a USB f la sh memory de vice w it h t he same cont rols use d f or t he disc pla ye r. T o play a USB f lash memory device, co nn e ct i t to th e U SB ad ap ter c ab l e i n th e co ns o l e co mp ar tm en t, the n pres s t he A UX but t on.
− − − − − − − − − − − − − − − − − Depe nding on t he t ype a nd number of f iles, it may t a ke some t ime bef ore t he y begin t o play. Depe nding on t he sof t w ar e t he f iles we re ma de wit h, it ma y not be p o s s i b l et op l a ys o m ef i l e s ,o r d i s p l a ys o m et e x t d a t a .
Connect t he USB f la sh me mory devi ce to the U SB ad apter c abl e correctly and securely. When the USB f lash mem ory device is connect e d, t he USB indica t or is s h o w ni nt h e d i s p l a y .
− − ＋ − Use t he SK IP bar while a USB f las h memo ry device is p laying to select passa ges a nd change f ile s. Each t ime you press and r e l e a s et h e s i d eo f t h eS K I Pb a r , th e sy ste m s ki ps f or wa rd to th e beginning of t he nex t f ile.
T urn t he selector knob to select a n appr opria t e r epea t , r andom or sca n mode, then press the selector knob (ENT ER ) to set your selection. P re ss i n g th e RETURN bu tto n g o es back to the p revi ou s di sp lay an d p re ss in g th e SE T UP b utto n can cel s th is s e tti ng m od e .
− − − − − Th i s f ea t ure cont inuously pla ys a f ile . Select nor ma l play t o t ur n it of f . Pressing ei ther side of the SK IP bar al s o tu rn s of f thi s f ea tu re . T h is f unct ion sample s all f iles in t he se lect e d f ol der in the ord er they are st ored.
− If you see an error message in the display, see page . S el ect no rma l p l ay to tu rn e ith er scan f eat ur e of f . Pressing either side of the CAT EGORY or S K IP b ar al so tu rn s o f f the f ea tur e. T h is f unct ion sample s t he f irst f ile in ea ch f older in th e or d er th ey are s tore d .
If you see an error message on the audio displa y while pla ying a U SB f lash mem ory device, f in d the so lu ti o n i n th e ch ar t to the ri g h t. I f you cannot c lear t he er ror messa ge, ta ke your vehi cle to your deal er. Solut ion Error M essage T he system cannot read the f ile(s).
Bluet oot h Au d i o S y s te m ( M o d e l s wi th o u t n a vi g a ti o n s ys te m ) 272 SKIP BAR SELECT OR KNOB TITLE B UTTON AUX BU TTON SETUP B UTTON ０８／１２／２４ １０：１１.
＊ ＊ Y our v ehic le is equippe d wit h a Bluet oot h a udio syst e m, w hich allow s you t o lis t en t o st r ea ming audio f r om your B luet oot h a udio compat ible phone.
I n the f o l l ow i n g co nd i ti o n s, th e displ ay shows ‘‘NO CONNECT ’’ message. T h e phone is not link ed t o HFL . Press t he side of t he SK IP bar t o skip f or wa rd t o t he ne xt f ile, a nd press t he side t o skip backwa rd t o the be ginning of the c urr ent f ile.
A f t er ending t he ca ll, pres s t he HF L B a c kb u t t o nt og ob a c kt ot h e Bluet oot h A udio mode. If you receive a ca ll whi le the syst em is in the pa use mode, t he mode w ill be canceled and Blu et ooth A udio will cont inue t o play .
A s required by t he FCC: T his device complies w it h Part 15 of t he FCC r ules. Opera t ion is subject t o t he f ollowing tw o condit ions: ( 1) T his device may not ca use harmf ul inter f e rence, and (2) this device must accept any inter f erence received, including inter f erence t hat may ca use undesired opera t ion.
Most a udio syst e m f unct ions ca n st ill be cont r olled by st a ndar d but t ons, dials, a nd knobs, but some f unct ions can only be accessed using the int erf a ce dia l. T he inter f a ce dial ha s two parts, a di al an d a s el ector. T he dia l t urns le f t a nd right .
Play ing t he A M/F M R adio (Models w it h nav ig a t ion sy st em) 278 INTER FACE DI AL VOL/ (V OLUME/ POWER) KNOB TITLE B UTTON AM/FM BU TTON PRESET B UTTON S CATE GORY BAR TUNE BAR AUDIO B UTTON (SOUND) BUT TON NAVIGA TION SCREE N CENTE R DISPLA Y SKIP BAR SCAN/A .
CONT INUE D T he pow er mode must be in A CCESSOR Y or ON. Press t he A UD IO but t on to v iew t he a udio cont rol display . T urn t he syst em on by pre ssing t he V OL / k nob or th e AM/ FM b utto n. Ad ju st th e volume by t ur ning the VO L/ kn o b .
− − − Use t he T UNE bar t o tune the r adio to a desired f requency. P re ss th e si d e of the b ar to tun e t o a higher f reque ncy, or t he side t o t une t o a lowe r f reque ncy. T o t une w it h t he int erf a ce dia l, push t he int er f ac e select or down, a nd t urn t he int e rf a ce dial t o sele ct T une.
− − Y o uw i l ls e eS C A No nt h es c r e e n . T h e sys t em w ill sca n f or a st a t ion wit h a st rong s ignal. W he n it f inds one, it w ill st op and pla y t ha t st a t ion f or a bout 1 0 seconds. If y ou do n o thi ng , th e sy s tem w il l the n sc an f or t he ne xt st rong st at ion a nd play it f or 10 seconds.
Push the int erf ace select or down t o display t he A UDIO MENU. T urn the interf ace dial t o select A .SEL, t hen pres s ENT ER on t he int erf ac e selec t or. T urn t he int erf a ce dia l t o select ON, t hen press ENT ER on t he int erf a ce selec t or.
I f the s tati o n yo u are l i ste n i n g to i s not a n R D S st at ion, t he a udio scr een and t he cent e r display c ont inue t o show t he f re quency. T o swit ch the R DS INFO display f unct ion on a nd of f , pre ss a nd re l ea se th e T ITL E bu tton .
＋− A L L : A ll R DS ca t egor y st at ions COUNT R Y : Countr y music. TO P 4 0 : To p 4 0 h i ts R OCK : R ock, classic rock and sof t rock m us ic OL DIES: Nosta lgia music and old ies JA ZZ: J.
T his f unc t ion sea rche s up and dow n f or st r ong signa l f reque ncies t ha t carries the selected R DS category inf orma t ion. T his ca n help you t o f in d a sta ti on i n yo u r f a vo ri te cat egory. T o act ivat e it , press and rele as e eit her s ide ( or ) of the SKIP b ar.
T o activate R DS catego ry scan wi th t he inte rf a ce dial, push t he A U DIO b utto n to d i sp lay th e FM rad io inf orma t ion on t he scr een. Pus h t he interf ace selector down, and turn the int erf a ce dial t o se lect R DS sea rc h on t he a udio menu.
W hile t he R D S cat egor y is sele ct ed, m ov e th e i n ter f ace s e l ec to r to th e lef t or the right t o select SCA N. When you press and release ENT ER to se l e ct the RDS c ate g o ry , RDS progr am SCA N st a rt s. T o activate radio tex t di sp lay, u se t he inte rf a ce dia l.
T o a djust t he sound, press t he A UD IO but t on, push the int er f ace select or down, a nd t urn t he int e rf a ce dial t o Sound Se t up. T hen pres s ENT ER on the interf ace sel ector. S e l e c t t h em o d ey o uw a n tt oa d j u s t by t urning t he int er f ace dia l.
− − T hese modes adj ust t he st rengt h of t he sound coming f rom e ach spe ak er. Fa der a djust s t he f r ont -t o-ba ck st rengt h, w hile bala nce a djust s t he side-t o-side st r engt h. T o adjust f ade r and b alan ce, s ele ct FA DER or BA L ANCE, t hen press ENT ER on the inter f ace selector.
− − − T he SV C mode contr ols t he volume based on vehicle speed . T he f ast er you go, the loude r t he a udio volume becomes. A s you slow dow n, t he audio v olume dec re ase s.
T o s et t his f e at ur e on or of f , sele ct Dolby PL II, a nd press ENT ER on the inter f ace selector. R otat e t he int erf a ce dial t o O N or O FF , a nd press ENT ER .
Play ing t he X M R adio (Models w it h nav ig at ion sy st em) 292 CATE GORY BAR TUNE BAR AUDIO B UTTON INTER FACE DI AL PRESET B UTTON S (SOUND) BUT TON NAVIGA TION SCREE N CENTE R DISPLA Y SKIP BAR SCAN/A .
XM r a dio rece ive s signals f rom t w o sat e llit es t o pr oduce c lea r, high- qualit y digit a l re cept ion. It of f e rs many c hanne ls in sev er al c at e gories . A long w it h a la r ge sele ct ion of dif f ere nt t y pes of music, X M r adio also a llows you t o vie w c hanne l and cat e gory sele ct ions in th e audio display.
− − − −＋ − Each t ime you press and release the TITL E bu tto n , th e ce n ter d i s pl ay change s in t he f ollowing se quence: NAME (ar tis t nam e) , TIT L E (mu sic ti tl e) , an d CHAN NE L NAME (c hannel na me).
− − − − T h e sca n f unct ion giv es you a s ampling of a ll cha nnels w hile in the channel mod e. In the cat egory mode, only t he cha nnels wit hin t ha t cat e gory a re sc anne d. T o a ct iva t e S C A N ,p r e s st h eS C A Ns i d eo f t h e SCA N/A .
− − − − − − T he signal is curr ent ly t oo we ak . Move t h e veh icle to an area away f ro m tall bu il di ng s, and w it h an unobst r uct ed v iew of t he sout hern hor izon.
T h e X M sat e llit es a re in or bit ove r th e eq u ato r; the re f o re , o bj e cts s o u th of t he ve hicle ma y caus e sa t ellit e receptio n interruptio ns. T o help compensat e f or t his, gr ound-ba sed repeaters are placed in m ajor met ropolit a n a rea s.
T o repl ay and see the s tored f il e, press the A UDIO butt on to select th e au d i o d i s pl ay o n th e n avi gati on screen. Push down t he inte rf a ce select or t o display t he a udio menu. T urn th e in terface d i al to se l ec t No te, then press ENT ER .
T o de let e a ll f iles , push t he int e rf a ce selector t o t he lef t t o select ‘‘DEL ET E A L L ,’’ then press ENT ER on the interf ace selector. T o delete one f ile, select the f ile you want to delet e a nd push the int er f ace se l e cto r to th e ri g ht, th e n p re ss ENT ER on the interf ace sel ector.
Play ing a Disc (Models w it h na v iga t ion sy st em) 300 CATE GORY BAR SKIP BAR AUDIO B UTTON PRESET B UTTON S EJECT B UTTON INTER FACE DI AL CENTE R DISPLA Y NAVIGA TION SCREE N VOL/ (V OLUME/ POWER) KNOB DISC BUTT ON SCAN/A .
T he di sc p ackag es o r jackets sh o ul d hav e one of t hese mar ks. T h e disc play er ca n als o play MP3, WMA , or AA C f ormat that s aved on CD-R /R W or DVD-R /R W ( see page ). If a f ile on W M A or A A C disc is prot ec t ed by digit a l r ight s mana gement ( DR M), the a udio system skips t o t he next f ile.
＃ Y ou ca nnot load a nd pla y 3- inch ( 8 - c m )d i s c si nt h i ss y s t e m . It is possible to select up t o 999 f iles f or inclus ion in CD-R s and CD -R Ws, and up t o 3 ,500 f ile s f or inc lusion in DV D-R s and DV D-R W s. Manuf a ct ured unde r lice nse under U.
Select t he dis c play er by pr essing t he DISC but t on. T he sys t em w ill begin playing t he last se lect e d t ra ck in t he disc. Y ou will see the curr ent t rac k posit ion highlight ed.
Y ou c an als o cho o se a t rack di rec tly f ro m a trac k li s t. If the re a re n o tr ac k name s, you w ill see ‘ ‘No T it le’’ display ed. T urn the int e rf a ce dia l to select t he desired tr ack, t hen press ENT ER on the interf ace sel ector.
T h is f ea t ure pla ys t he t r ac ks w it hin a disc in ra ndom orde r. W hen pla ying MP3, WMA or A A C f ormat discs, all t he tr ack s wit hin t he disc ar e played in rand om ord er, regardless of the conf igura t ion of t he f older . Push the int erf ace select or down while pla ying a disc.
＊＊ − ＊ T his audio system plays CD-R OM, CD-R /R W, DV D-R OM, and DV D-R /R W compressed in MP3, WM A, o r AAC f o r m ats . Yo u c a n select up t o 255 f olders o r t racks. To take th e sys te m o u t of d i sc m od e, p re ss th e A M/ FM bu tto n , th e butt on, o r t he HDD/A UX but ton.
− − − − − − − − − − − T h e specif ica t ions f or compa t ible W MA f ile s ar e: Bitra te: 32/40/48/ 56/64/80/ 96/112/128/ 160/192/224/ 256/320 kbp s (MP E G1 ) 8/16/24/ 32/40/48/ 56/64/80/96/ 112/128/160 kb ps (MPEG2) 8/16/24/ 32/40/48/ 56/64/80/96/ 112/128/144/ 160 kbps (MP E G2 .
Changing and Select ing t he Folder s/ Files Using the interf a ce selector, you can see t he list of a ll th e f olders w it hin a disc. W hile pla ying a n MP3/W MA / A A C disc, pu sh the interf ace selector up. T he f olde r list in the c urr ent ly play ing disc w ill appe ar on t he sc ree n.
To turn th is f eatu re off , tu rn th e int erf a ce d ial t o se lect OF F icon, a nd pres s ENT ER on t he int erf ac e selector. T his f eature, w hen activat ed, plays all f iles in t he cur rent f olde r in ra ndom orde r. T o ac t iva t e f older ra ndom play, push t he inte rf a ce selec t or dow n wh ile play ing a dis c.
T his f eature sam p les al l f ile s in th e selected f old er in t he order they ar e stored. T o a ctiva te t his f eature, press t h eS C A Ns i d eo f t h eS C A N / A . S E L bar. You can al so sel ect the SCAN icon wit h t he int e rf a ce dia l.
→ →→ T h e syst e m plays t he f ir st f ile in t he f irst f olde r f or about 10 s econds. If yo u do n o th i n g, th e s ys te m wi l l th en play t he f ir st f iles in t he next f olde rs fo r 1 0 s e c o n d s . Aft e r p l a y i n g t h e fi r s t f il e of the l ast f ol de r, th e s ys te m play s norma lly.
T h ec h a r to nt h er i g h te x p l a i n st h e error messages you may see in the cent er displa y while pla ying a disc . If you see an error message in the cent er displa y while pla ying a disc , press the eject butt on. Af t er eject ing the disc, check it f or damage or def orm ation .
Whe n u si ng C D- R, CD- RW, DV D-R or DV D-R W discs, use only high qualit y discs la bele d f or audio use. Play only st a nda rd, r ound, 5-inch (1 2 cm) discs. Smaller or odd- shaped discs may ja m in t he driv e or caus e oth er proble ms. Ha ndle your disc s proper ly t o prev ent da ma ge a nd skipping.
Exa mples of t he se discs a r e show n to th e ri g ht: Bubbled, wr inkled, la bele d, and ex cessiv ely t hick discs Dama ged dis cs Poor qualit y disc s T he in- dash disc pla yer has a sophist ica t ed a nd delica t e mecha nism.
Small, ir regula r sha ped discs Discs w it h scra t ches, dir t y discs R ecomme nded discs a re pr int ed wit h t he f ollowing logo. A udio unit may not pla y t he fo l l o w i n g fo r m a t s . T h is audio unit cannot pla y a Dual- disc . C D - R ,C D - R W ,D V D - R o r DV D-R W may not play due to t he record ing c ond itio ns.
Pl ay ing Hard Disc D riv e (HDD ) A ud io ( Mo del s w it h nav igat io n sy st em) 316 TITLE B UTTON AUDIO B UTTON NAVIGA TION SCREE N INTER FACE DI AL HDD/AUX BU TTON CENTE R DISPLA Y SKIP BAR CATE GORY BAR VOL/ (V OLUME/ POWER) KNOB SCAN/A .
− − − − − − − − − R ec ording f unc t ion f rom f ollow ing media is not suppor t ed. CD-D A w hich prohibit s t he copy by SCMS CD-D A w it h copy c ont rol SA CD ( Supe r A udio CD.
Songs t hat ha v e been r ecor ded on t he HD D a re c at e gorize d in groups f or ea sy sea rc hing. T here are six cat egories: A lbum r ecor d dat e: A lbum tit le s ar e ar ra nged by dat e of r ec ording. A lbum: A lbum names a re a rr ange d in al ph abe tical o rder.
If you p lay a music CD t hat ha s not yet been recorded on the HDD, t he syst e m will a ut omat ic ally be gin record ing to the HDD on ce the dis c is loade d.
Y o uc a nl i s t e nt ot r a c k sf r o mo t h e r pl ayl ists that have al ready b een record ed whil e record ing . Press the HDD/A UX butt on and switch ove r t o HD D A udio. Wi th th e f acto ry se tti n gs , a ll of the songs on a music CD ar e au to m ati cal l y re c o rd e d.
T urn the dial t o select R ippin g and pres s ENT ER on t he int erf ac e selector. To ch an ge th e se tti n g to au to m ati cal l y re c o rd a l l o f the tr ac ks on a music CD, mov e t he int er f ac e select or down on t he H DD A udio scr een.
＋ − ＋ − T o play t racks on HDD, push the HDD/A UX but ton until t he HDD A ud io s creen ap p ears. Pl ayb ack wil l start automatic all y with the track prev iously se lect e d. T o select tr acks, press on t he Cat egor y bar or t he Skip bar .
T o repl ay the curren t t rack cont inuously, push t he int er f ac e select or down dur ing t ra ck pla yba ck. T ur n t he int er f ace dia l t o selec t R epeat on t he HDD A UDIO MENU, a n dp r e s sE N T E R o nt h ei n t e r f a c e selec t or.
Turn the i n ter f ace d ial to se l ec t the t ra ck ra ndom icon, a nd press ENT ER on the interf ace sel ector. To turn th is f eatu re off , tu rn th e int erf a ce dia l to se lect t he OF F ic on, then press ENT ER on t he interf ace selector.
W hile pla ying music in t he HDD playba ck sc reen, push t he int e rf a ce selector up t o select MUSIC SEAR CH. Y ou can search a t ra ck by album, a rt ist , t r ack , play list, ge nre, or a lbum re cord da t e, or you ca n s h u ffl e a l l tr a c k s .
T he f irst t ra ck on t he select ed album begins t o pla y. Turn the i n ter f ace d ial to se l ec t the alb um y ou wan t to lis ten to, then press ENT ER on t he selector. Push the int erf ace select or up t o display t he Sea rc h music by scree n, and turn t he interf ace dial to select A rt ist .
CONT INUE D Push the int erf ace select or up t o display t he Sea rc h music by scree n, and turn t he interf ace dial to select T ra ck. Press ENT ER on t he i n ter f ace s e l ec to r, a n d th e tra ck l is t will be dis play ed in alpha bet ic al order .
Push the int erf ace select or up t o display t he Sea rc h music by scree n, and turn t he interf ace dial to select Genre. Press ENT ER on the int erf a ce se lect or , and t he genr e list will be dis playe d. Turn the i n ter f ace d ial to se l ec t the genre y ou wa nt t o list en t o, a nd t hen pres s ENT ER on t he int erf ac e selector.
Push the int erf ace select or up t o display t he Sea rc h music by scree n, and turn t he interf ace dial to select A lbu m R ecord D ate. Press ENT ER on the int er f a ce selec tor . T he album list will be dis play ed. Turn the i n ter f ace d ial to se l ec t the alb um y ou wan t to lis ten to, then press ENT ER on t he selector.
T urn the interf ace dial and select Edit Pla ylist , t he n pres s ENT ER on the interf ace selector. T ur n t he int er f ace dia l t o selec t Edit Order, t hen press ENT ER on the inter f ace selector. T ur n t he int er f ace dia l t o selec t th e trac k to b e m o ve d , th en p res s ENT ER on the interf ace sel ector.
T ur n t he int er f ace dia l t o selec t where the t rack is to be mo ved, then press ENT ER on t he interf a ce selector. Push the int erf ace select or down to re tu rn to th e Pl ayb ack sc re en of t he Use r Play list .
Af te r in pu tti n g the n ame , p u sh th e interf ace selector down to select OK . T h e conf ir mat ion s cre en is disp layed. Con f irm that t he new name is correct , and t hen push the interf ace selector down to select OK.
T h e t ra ck opt ions box is dis play ed. Select Edi t T r ack Inf o, then press ENT ER on the interf ace sel ector. On t he Edit T rack scree n, t urn t he int erf a ce dia l a nd selec t Edit T ra ck Na me, then press ENT ER on the interf ace selector.
Select a des ired playlist t o change t he user pla ylis t a rt is t na me or a desire d album t o ch ange t he origina l playlis t ar t ist na me. R ef er t o t he Music Se ar ch f unct ion on page f or how t o s elect a playlist or a n a lbum. Push t he interf ace selector down to displ ay A UDIO MENU f or a selected play list or a lbum.
On the Edit T r ack Name screen, turn t he interf ace dial and sel ect Edit A rtist , t hen press ENT ER on the inter f ace selector. Input t he ne w t ra ck na me on the Enter a n art ist name screen.
Select a des ired playlist t o change t he user pla ylist music genr e, or a desire d album t o ch ange t he origina l play list music ge nre. R ef er t o t he Music Se ar ch f unct ion on page f or how t o s elect a playlist or a n a lbum. Push t he interf ace selector down to displ ay A UDIO MENU f or a selected play list or a lbum.
S el ect th e trac k wi th the i nter f ac e dial f r om the playback screen while it is pla ying. Pre ss ENT ER on the interf ace selector. T h e OPT IONS icon w ill a ppea r in the select ed tra ck. Press ENT ER on the interf ace selector. Select O K t o conf irm you wa nt t o delet e t he t r ac k.
On the HDD playback scr een of t he a lbum in whic h you wa nt t o d el ete, p us h th e i n ter f ace s ele cto r down t o display A U DIO MENU. T urn the interf ace dial and select Edit A lbum (or Edit Play list if you wa nt t o edit User Playlist ) , the n pres s ENT ER on t he int erf ac e selector.
On t he Edit A lbum (or Edit Playlis t ) scr een, t ur n t he int e rf a ce di al and s ele ct A dd to Play li st, and then press ENT ER on t he interf a ce selector. On t he Pla ylist sc ree n, t urn t he int erf a ce d ial a nd sele ct a de sire d User Playlist, t hen press ENT ER on t he int er f a ce se lect or .
Y ou ca n upda t e t he Gr a cenot e A lbum Inf o ( Gr ac enot e Media Dat a ba se) t hat is include d wit h t he navi gatio n system. Consult your de aler , or visit (in U.S.), or (in Can ada) , to acqui re updat ed f ile s. Insert t he updat e disc int o t he disc slot , or connec t t h e USB f la sh memory de vice t ha t includes t he updat e .
T urn the interf ace dial and select Update Gracenote Inf o, then press ENT ER on the interf ace sel ector. T urn the dial t o select USB or DISC on t he Upda t e Gra ce not e A lbum inf o screen, t hen press ENT ER on t he select or. T urn the dial t o select Y es on t he conf irma t ion scre en, a nd th e updat e w ill st a rt .
− Gra cenot e is a n int er net -ba sed music rec ognit ion ser vice t hat a llows a rt is t , album, a nd t ra ck inf or ma t ion f rom CDs a nd MP3 f ile s t o displa y on t he HDD. Gracenote users are a llowed 4 f ree upd at es a year. More inf orma t ion about G ra cenot e , it s f ea t ures , and dow nloads a r e av aila ble a t (in U .
− ♯ ♯♯ ♯♯♯ ♯♯ ♯ CONT INUE D V ersion 20061005 Y ou a gree not t o a ssign, copy , tra ns f e r or tr an sm i t the G ra ce n o te S o f tware o r any G ra ce n o te Da ta to any third p arty.
G RAC EN OTE D I S C LAI M S AL L WARRAN T I E S EX P RES S O R IMPL IED, INCL UDING, BUT N OT L IMIT ED T O , IMPL IED WARRAN T I E S OF MER CHA NT A BIL IT Y, F IT NESS FOR A PA R T ICUL A R PUR POSE, T IT L E, A ND NON- INFR INGEMENT .
Play ing a n iPod (Models w it h na v ig at ion sy st em) Fe atu res 345 SKIP BAR CENTE R DISPLA Y NAVIGA TION SCREE N VOL/ (V OLUME/ POWER) KNOB INTER FACE DI AL HDD/AUX BU TTON CANC EL BUTTO N AUDIO.
＊ ＊ T he a udio s yst em reads and plays sound f iles t o be playa ble on t he iPod. T h e syst e m cannot oper a t e an iPod as a mass sto rage d evic e. The system w ill onl y play songs st ored on t he iPod wit h iT unes. iPod and iT unes ar e r egist er ed t ra dema rk s owned by A pple Inc.
CONT INUE D Connect your dock conne ct or t o the iPod correctly and securely. Insta ll the dock connect or t o t he USB adapter ca ble securely. Unclip t he U SB connec t or by pulling it up, a nd pull out t he U SB adap ter cabl e in the co n sol e co mp ar tm en t.
＊ ＊ When t he iPod i s connected and t he iPod mode is se lect e d on t he a udio system, t he iPod indicat or is s hown in t he ce nt er dis play . If you se lect e d t he audio cont rol displa y by pressing th e AUDI O bu tto n , yo u wi l l s ee th e iPod icon on t he s cre en.
− Use t he SK IP bar while a n iPod is playing to select passa ges and change f ile s. Each t ime you press and r e l e a s et h e s i d eo f t h eS K I Pb a r , th e sy ste m s ki ps f or wa rd to th e beginning of t he nex t t r ac k. Pr ess and release the side of t he bar t o skip ba ckw ar d t o t he beginning of th e c u rr en t trac k.
− If you select ‘‘A L L ’’ on t he ar tist s list, t he albums lis t is dis play ed. T h e tra ck order t hat a ppea rs at t his t ime va r ies depe nding on t he iPod model and f ir mw ar e. If you select ‘‘A L L ’’ on t he albums li st, al l the tracks b eco m e avail abl e f or sel ection.
− T urn the interf ace dial, s elect Shuf f le and pr ess E NT ER on t he interf a ce selector. T urn the interf ace dial, s elect t he Shuf f le icon a nd press E NT ER on the inter f ace selector.
− ＊ T urn the interf ace dial, s elect Shuf f le and pr ess E NT ER on t he interf a ce selector. T urn the interf ace dial, s elect t he A lbum Shuf f le ic on and pr ess ENT ER on the interf ace sel ector. Shuf f le playba ck of t he a lbum will begin.
＊ T he displa yed messa ge may vary on models or version s. On some models, t here is no message t o disc onnect . Wh en you disc onnect t he iPod w hile it is pla ying, t he ce nt er displa y a nd the a udio screen (if selected) show U S B NO D AT A.
If you see an error message in the cent er displa y while play ing an iPod, f ind t he solut ion in t he c har t t o t he right . If you c annot clea r t he e rr or messa ge, t a ke your ve hicle t o your dealer. Solut ion Error M essage Appear s when an unsupported i Pod is inserted.
Play ing a USB F lash Memor y Dev ice (Models w it h na v iga t ion sy st em) Fe atu res 355 SKIP BAR CENTE R DISPLA Y NAVIGA TION SCREE N HDD/ AUX BU TTON CATE GORY BAR INTER FACE DI AL VOL/ (V OLUME/ POWER) KNOB AUDIO B UTTON SCAN/A .
＊ ＊ T he a udio s yst em reads and plays t he audio f iles on t he USB f la sh memory de vice in MP3, W MA or A AC fo r m a ts . Th e U S B fl a s h memory devic e limit is up t o 70 0 f ol ders or up to 15000 f iles. T he rec ommended USB f la sh memo ry devices are 256 Mbyte or higher.
− − − − − − − − − − − T h e specif ica t ions f or compa t ible MP3 f iles a re : Bitra te: 8 320 kHz Support ed s t anda rds : MPEG1 A udio L ayer3 MPEG2 A udio L ayer3 MPEG2.
Connect t he USB f la sh me mory devi ce to the U SB ad apter c abl e correctly and securely. I n W M A o r AAC f or m at , D RM (digit a l r ights ma na gement ) f ile s cannot be pla yed. If t he syst em f inds a D R M f ile , t he a udio unit displa ys U N P LAYABLE FI LE , an d th en s k i p s to th e ne xt f il e .
− ＋ − − T o mov e ra pidly wit hin a f ile , pres s a n dh o l de i t h e rs i d e ( o r ) of t he SK IP bar . To s el e c t a dif f erent f older, press and release either side of t he CA T EGORY bar. P re ss th e si de to sk i p to th e ne x t f old er, and press t he side to skip to th e b eg in n i n g o f the p rev i ou s f ol der.
T o go ba ck t o t he norma l play ing display, pr ess t he A UDIO but t on. P re ss i n g th e CANC EL bu tto n g o es b ac k to the p re vi ou s sc re e n an d p re ss in g th e MAP b utto n can cel s th e audio mode dis play . Push the int erf ace select or down t o display t he A UDIO MENU.
T urn the interf ace knob , select the T ra ck R epeat icon and press ENT ER on the interf ace sel ector. Playback of t he tra ck t hat is curr ent ly be ing play ed w ill be repeated. T o c ance l t his f unct ion, t ur n t he int erf a ce dia l and sele ct t he R epeat O F F i c o n ,a n dt h e np r e s sE N T E R o n the inter f ace selector.
T h is f unct ion play s all t he t r ac ks on t h eU S Bf l a s hm e m o r yd e v i c ei n rand am order. On t he USB ma in scr een, push t he interf ace selector down to displ ay AU D I O ME N U . T urn the interf ace dial, s elect R a ndom and pr ess E NT ER on t he interf a ce selector.
T urn the interf ace dial, s elect t he Folde r R andom icon a nd pres s ENT ER on the interf ace sel ector. T h e f iles a r e play ed in r andom order . T o c ance l t his f unct ion, t ur n t he int erf a ce dia l and sele ct t he R andom O F F i c o n ,a n dt h e np r e s sE N T E R o n the inter f ace selector.
T h is f unct ion sample s t he f irst f ile in each f older within the USB f lash memory de vice . If you reconne ct t he sa me USB f lash memory dev ice, t he syst em w ill begi n playin g where it lef t of f . On t he USB ma in scr een, push t he interf ace selector down to displ ay AU D I O ME N U .
Y ou ca n disconnect t he U SB f lash mem ory d evi ce at any tim e even i f t he USB mode is selec t ed on t he audio system. A lways f ollow the USB f lash memo ry device’s instructions when you remove it.
If you see an error message in the cent er displa y while pla ying a USB f lash mem ory device, f in d the so lu ti o n i n th e ch ar t to the ri g h t. I f you cannot c lear t he er ror messa ge, ta ke your vehi cle to your deal er. Error Me ssage Solut ion T he system cannot read the f ile(s).
CONT INUED Bluet oot h Au d i o S y s te m ( M o d e l s wi th n a vi g a ti o n s y s te m ) Fe atu res 367 INTER FACE DI AL TITLE B UTTON SKIP BAR CENTE R DISPLA Y NAVIGA TION SCREE N AUDIO B UTTON .
＊ ＊ Make sure t hat your phone is p aired and link ed t o t he HF L . Y our v ehic le is equippe d wit h a Bluet oot h a udio syst e m, w hich allow s you t o lis t en t o st r ea ming audio f r om your B luet oot h a udio compat ible phone.
CONT INUE D O n c ea d e v i c ei sl i n k e d ,t h en a m eo f t h ed e v i c ew i l la p p e a r o nt h es c r e e n . P re ss i n g th e T ITLE b u tto n sw i tch es th e ce n ter d is p la y b etw ee n th e Bluet oot h A udio and t he de vic e name.
T h e res ume/pa use mode ca n st op play ing a f ile t emporar ily. Turn the i n ter f ace d ial to sw itc h the set t ing bet we en t he r esume/pa use mode and t he sound se t up mode. Select R esume/Pause, then press ENT ER t o set your selection.
T urn t he dial to select a sound setup mode, then press ENT ER t o set your selec t ion. See pa ge f or mor e sound set t ing inf orma t ion. Select a ny ot her audio mode by pressing a but t on; A M/F M, or DISC on t he audio cont rol panel, or p r e s st h eM O D Eb u t t o no nt h e steering wheel t o select a nother audio mode .
T hose ba nds cove r t hese f re quen- cies: A M band: 530 to 1,710 kHz FM band: 87.7 to 107.9 MHz A r adio st a t ion’s s ignal ge t s we ak er as you get f art her away f rom its tra ns mi tter .
R a dio signals, e specia lly on t he F M band, a re def le ct ed by la rge obje ct s such a s buildings and hills. Y our radio then receives both t he direct signal f r om the st at ion’s t r ansmit t e r, and t he de f lect ed s ignal. T his ca uses th e so u n d to d is tort or f lu tter.
▲▼ ＋ − ＋− ＋− ＋ − T h ree c ont rols f or t he a udio syst e m are mounted in the st eering wheel hub. T hese let you contr ol basic f unct ions w it hout r emov ing your hand f rom the wheel. T he V OL but t on adjust s t he v olume up ( ) or down ( ).
＋ − ＋ − ＋ − Y ou will se e t he t ra ck/f ile number and the el aps ed tim e. If t he di sc has tex t data o r is c o m p re ss e d i n MP 3 o r WMA, you c an als o see any o ther inf orma t ion ( t ra ck t it le , f ile na me, f older name, etc.
Y our v ehicle ’s a udio sys t em ma y disable it self if it i s disconnect ed f rom elec t rica l power f or a ny re ason. T o make it work agai n, yo u mu st ent er a spec if ic f ive -digit code w it h th e pr e se t bu tton s.
T o set the t ime, press t he CL OCK button until you hear a beep. T he displaye d t ime begins t o blink . Change t he hour s by pressing t he H (hour ) but t on unt il t he numbe rs ad va n ce to the d es ire d ti me. Ch an g e t he minut es by pressing t he M (minut e ) but t on unt il t he numbe rs ad va n ce to the d es ire d ti me.
△ Y ou c an als o adju st the clo ck and switch t he clock di splay between 24- hours a nd 12- hours in t he me nu mode. To adj u st the c l o ck s etti ng : You c an a d ju st th e cl o c k se tti n g wi th th e i gn iti o n s wi tc h i n the A CCESSOR Y (I) or ON ( II) posit ion.
T ur n t he se lect or k nob t o cha nge the set t ing b etw een 12H and 24H. Pres s t he se lect or k nob ( ENT ER ) to enter your selection. T he display will r et ur n t o t he cloc k adj ust ing displa y. T o set t he t ime, t urn t he select or knob a nd select t he hour s or t he minut es, t hen pr ess t he k nob t o enter your selection.
T he security syst em helps to protect your v ehicle and v alua bles f r om t hef t . T h e horn s ounds and a combina t ion of headlight s , par king light s, side mar ker light s and t a illight s f lash if so me o n e attem p ts to b re ak i n to yo ur vehic le or re move t he a udio unit.
Y ou can also set t he securit y syst em by pre ssing t he lock but t on on eit he r f ront door ha ndle while c ar rying t he keyless access remote. Once the security syst em is set, opening any door.
Compas s oper at ion c an be a f f ec t ed by driv ing near pow er lines or st at ions, a cross br idges, t hrough t unnels, ove r ra ilroa d cr ossings, past lar ge veh icles, or driv ing nea r lar ge object s t ha t ca n cause a magne t ic dist urba nce.
T urn t he selector knob to select ‘‘CA L IBRA T ION.’’ Pres s t he se lect or k nob ( ENT ER ) to enter your selection. T he displ ay shows you ‘‘PUS H CA L ST A R T .’’ Wh il e setti ng th e co mp ass , p re ss in g th e RETURN bu tto n wi l l go back t o t he pre vious displa y.
Once the correct zone is d isplayed, pres s t he sele ct or k nob. T he display t he n ret ur ns t o norm al. Find t he zone f or your a re a on t he map (see page ). If the corr ect zone is not show n, t urn t he selector knob to cycle the zone list s up or dow n.
The au d i o sy stem i s n o t re l ate d to the compass syst em. Ev en if the c o m p a s ss y s t e mi si nt h ez o n e set t ing mode, t he display r et urns t o t he norma l display w hich you la st selected.
Cruise c ontr ol allow s you t o ma int ain as e t s p e e da b o v e2 5m p h( 4 0k m / h ) wit hout k eeping y our f oot on t he accelerat or pedal. It should b e used f or cr uising on st r aight , ope n highwa ys. It is not recomme nded f or cit y driv ing, w inding roads, slippe ry road s, he avy rain , or bad we ather.
Y ou can increase the set cruisi ng speed in any of t hese w ays: Press a nd hold the R ES/A CCEL butt on. When you reach the desired cru isin g speed, release the but t on. Y ou ca n decr ease t he s et cruising speed in any of t hese w ays: T o increase t he speed in very small a mount s, t ap t he R ES/ ACC EL b u tto n .
P us h the CANC EL bu tto n o n th e steering wheel. Y ou ca n canc el cr uise cont rol in a ny of t hese w a ys: P us h the CRU IS E bu tto n o n the steering wheel. Pressing t he CR UISE but t on t ur ns the syst em com pletely of f and erases the previou s crui sin g speed .
× − CONT INUE D T he HomeL ink Universal T ransc ei ver bu il t in to yo ur veh ic le c a nb e p r o g r a m m e dt oo p e r a t eu pt o three remote controlled d evices ar ound your home , such a s ga ra ge doors, light ing, or home sec urit y systems.
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HomeL ink is a regis t ere d t ra demar k of Johnson Cont r ols, Inc. A s required by t he FCC: T his device complies w it h Part 15 of t he FCC r ules.
HF L r ecogniz es simple v oice commands, s uch as phone numbe rs and n ames . It uses the se co mm and s to au tom ati cal l y d i al , re c ei ve, an d st ore number s. F or mor e inf orma t ion on voic e cont r ol, see U s i n gV o i c e C o n t r o lo np a g e .
W ith a linked phone , HF L allows you to send and receive calls in your vehicle w it hout holding t he phone. HFL can store up to 50 nam es and phone numbers in it s phone book. W i t ha l i n k e dp h o n e ,y o uc a nt h e n autom atical l y di al any n ame o r number in t he phone book.
T o operate HF L , use t he HFL T alk an d B ac k bu tton s o n th e le f t si de o f the st eering wheel. T he H FL butt ons a re used as f ollows: H F L T a l k :T h i sb u t t o ni su s e db e f o r e you give a comma nd, and t o a nswer incoming ca lls.
＊ ＊ ＊ − − − − − ＊ HFL is operat ed by the HFL T alk an d B ac k bu tton s o n th e le f t si de o f the st eering wheel. T he next f ew pages pr ovide inst r uct ions f or a ll basic f ea tures of HFL . Signal St r engt h I ndicat e s t he net wor k s ignal st r engt h of t he curr ent phone.
Her e ar e some guidelines f or using voice c ont rol: Adj u st the ai rf lo w f ro m bo th the dashboa rd a nd side v ent s so t hey do not blow against t he microphone on t he ce iling. Cl os e the win do ws and the moonroof . T o e nt er a comma nd, pres s and re l ea se th e HFL T al k b u tto n.
T o go ba ck one st ep in a c ommand proce ss, s ay ‘ ‘Go ba ck ,’’ or pre ss th e HFL Bac k b u tto n. If not hing is sa id while H FL is list ening f or a comma nd, HF L w ill t ime out and s t op it s voic e recog ni tion , then pro mpt you wi th av aila ble opt ions or he lp inf orma t ion.
If a f ter t hree min utes your ph one is not r ea dy t o pair or a phone is not f ound, t he sy st em w ill time out a n dr e t u r nt oi d l e . Park your vehicle. With your phone on and t h e ignit ion sw it ch in the A CCESSOR Y ( I) or ON ( II) posit ion, pre ss a nd re lea se t he T a lk but t on.
＜＞ ＊ ＊ Follow t he pr ompt s on your phone t o get it int o it s disc over y mode. T h e phone will sea rc h f or HF L . W hen it comes up, s elect Hands Fr ee L ink f rom t he list of opt ions displa yed on y our phone. When asked by t he phon e, enter th e f ou r- di g i t co de fro m s tep 3 i nto your phone.
＜＞ ＜＞ ＜＞ T o re name a pair ed phone, do t his: T o pa ir a not her phon e, do t hi s: Pres s and rele ase t he T alk but t on. A f ter t he beep, say ‘‘Pho ne setup.’’ HF L r esponds ‘‘ Phone set up option s are pair, edit, delete, lis t, st at us, next phone, a nd set pairing co de .
＜＞ ＜＞ T o delet e a paire d phone, do this: Pres s and rele ase t he T alk but t on. A f ter t he beep, say ‘‘Pho ne setup.’’ HF L r esponds ‘‘ Phone set up option s are pair, edit, delete, lis t, st at us, next phone, a nd set pairing code.
＜＞ T o change f rom the cur rent ly linked phone t o anot her pair ed phone, do t his: T o f ind out t he st at us of t he phone being used, do t his: T o list all pa ired phones, do t his: Pres s and rele ase t he T alk but t on. A f ter t he beep, say ‘‘Pho ne setup.
When you pair your phon e t o HFL , th e HFL sy s tem w i ll a u to m ati c al l y select a pair ing code a t ra ndom or in order . Y ou can cust omiz e t his se t t ing mode bet w een R andom a nd Fix ed. If you select t he f ixed mo de, the HF L system w ill select a pairing code sequent ia lly.
Y ou can select or change some se tti n g s f or th e HFL sys tem. H e re are the setting s you c an sel ect or change . T o do this, ma ke sur e your vehi cl e is p arked saf ely , with you r phone on and t h e ignit ion sw it ch in the A CCESSOR Y ( I) or ON ( II) posit ion.
HF L r esponds ‘ ‘Secur it y is on. Each t ime t he v ehicle is t ur ned on, t he passcode w ill be requir ed t o use the syst em. If you f orget t his passcode, you mu st eit her go to the dealer t o have it reset , or clear th e en ti re s ys te m u si ng th e Syst em Clea r comma nd.
H F L r e s p o n d s‘ ‘ 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 .I st h i s correc t? Press t he T alk button and say Y es or No.’’ Pres s and rele ase t he T alk but t on. A f ter t he beep, say ‘‘System setup.’’ HFL r espond s ‘‘System set up opt ions ar e se curit y , cha nge pass code, c all not if ica t ion, a ut o tra nsf er, and cl ear.
Y ou ca n mak e ca lls using a ny phone number, or by using a name in t he HF L phone book. Y ou can a lso re dial t he las t numbe r ca lled. D uring a call, H F L a l l o w sy o ut ot a l ku pt o3 0 minut es af t e r you re move t he k ey f rom t he ignit ion sw it ch.
T o make a ca ll using a name in t he HF L phonebook, do t his: T o redia l t he last number ca lled by t he phone, do t his: Wit h y our phone on a nd t he ignit ion swit ch in th e A CCESSOR Y (I) or ON ( II) posit ion, pre ss a nd re lea se t he Talk b u tto n .
＃ HF L a llow s you t o send numbe rs or name s during a ca ll. T his is usef ul when you call a menu-d riven phon e system. Y ou can also program acc ount numbe rs int o t he HF L phonebook f or ea sy r et rie va l during menu-dr iven c alls. Pres s and rele ase t he T alk but t on.
If you receive a ca ll when you are not o n the p ho n e, H FL in terr u p ts the audio sy st em ( if it is on), a nd play s t he incoming c all not if ic at ion, if activated . T o answe r the call , pre ss t he T alk but t on a nd begin spe ak ing. If you do n’t want t o a nswer the call, press t he Back but t on.
T o activate t his f unc tion, do this : Pres s and rele ase t he T alk but t on. A f ter t he beep, say ‘‘System setup.’’ HFL r espond s ‘‘System set up opt ions ar e se curit y , cha nge pass code, c all not if ica t ion, a ut o tra nsf er, and cl ear.
＜＞ ＜＞ ＜＞ During a ca ll, you ca n mut e or unmut e your v oice t o t he per son you are talkin g to. Pres s and rele ase t he T alk but t on. A f ter the beep, say ‘‘Mute.’’ HF L r esponds ‘ ‘Mut e is a ct iv e.’’ Pres s and rele ase t he T alk but t on.
＜＞ CONT INUE D A v oid using duplica t e name entries. A v oid using ‘‘home ’’ a s a na me entry. HF L w ill be a ble t o be t t er rec ognize mult isylla bic na me entries ( ‘‘Peter’’ inst ead of ‘‘Pete’’), or a longer na me (‘ ‘John Smit h’’ instead of ‘‘John’’).
T o delet e a name, do t his: To list all names in t he phonebook, do th is : Pres s and rele ase t he T alk but t on. A f t er t he beep, sa y ‘‘Phonebook .’’ HF L r esponds ‘ ‘Phonebook opt ions ar e st or e, edit , de let e, rec eiv e cont a ct , and list .
＜＞ ＜＞ CONT INUE D Y ou ca n st ore t he de sired numbe r t o t he HF L phone book dire ct ly f r om your c ell phone. Pres s and rele ase t he T alk but t on. A f t er t he beep, sa y ‘‘Phonebook .’’ HF L r esponds ‘ ‘Phonebook opt ions ar e st or e, edit , de let e, rec eiv e cont a ct , and list .
＜＞ ＜＞ Wit h y our phone on a nd t he ignit ion swit ch in th e A CCESSOR Y (I) or ON ( II) posit ion, pre ss a nd re lea se t he Talk b u tto n . Af te r the b e ep , say ‘‘Phoneb ook.’’ HF L r esponds ‘ ‘Phonebook opt ions ar e st or e, edit , de let e, rec eiv e cont a ct , and list .
T o clea r t he syst e m, do t his: Pres s and rele ase t he T alk but t on. A f ter the beep, say ‘‘Y es.’’ HF L r esponds ‘ ‘Pr epar ing t o cle ar th e sy s tem , whi ch m ay ta ke u p to two m i n u tes to c o m pl ete. To p ro c ee d , p re ss th e Talk b u tto n an d sa y C on tin u e , o th er wi s e sa y Go Back or Cancel.
＜＞ Canadia n models only A ll pa ired phones missing a F rench name tag are record ed, the HFL system r et urns t o idle. T h is proc ess w ill a lso be r equire d if t here a r e pair ed phones wit h out English t ags w hen cha nging f rom Fr ench t o English.
Canadia n models only T o select a langua ge quickly, do t he f ollowing. A s required by t he FCC: T his device complies w it h Part 15 of t he FCC r ules.
Y our v ehic le is equippe d wit h Bluet oot h HandsFr eeL ink (HFL). HF L us es Blue t oot h t echnology t o link you r cell phon e t o your vehicle. With HFL , you can p lac e and rece ive calls t h rough your ve hicle’s nav igat ion syst em, w it hout t he dist ra ct ion of ha ndling your cell phone.
Y our v ehicle’s HFL syst em a llows you t o import y our ce llular phonebook t o H FL . Using t he navi gatio n system, yo u can m ake a call dir ect ly a nd st ore a desir ed number in H FL f rom t he list show n on t he na viga t ion displa y. F or mor e inf orma t ion on how t o impor t t he phonebook, s ee pa ge .
HF L sy st em f unc t ions can be acc essed using t he int er f ace dia l. T he int e rf a ce dial has t w o par ts, a di al and a sel ecto r. T he select or can be pushed lef t , right , up, dow n, and in. Use t he selec t or t o s croll t hr ough list s, t o select me nus, and t o highlight menu items.
＊ ＊ ＊ − − − − ＊ R OA M Sta t us Indica t es your phone is roa ming. Ba tter y Leve l Sta tu s I n d ic ates t he powe r cur rent ly r ema ining in your ph one’s battery. F ive bars equals f ull ba t t er y st re ngt h. Signal St r engt h I ndicat e s t he net wor k s ignal st r engt h of t he curr ent phone.
T o oper at e H F L , use t he Pic k-Up a nd Hang- Up but t ons on the le f t s ide of the st eering wheel. Her e ar e some guidelines f or using voice c ont rol: Adj u st the ai rf lo w f ro m bo th the dashboa rd a nd side v ent s so t hey do not blow against t he microphone on t he ce iling.
Y ou ca n change t he v oice guida nce and sy st em la nguage t o English, Fr ench, or Spanish. T he langua ge you select will be also used f or t he navigat ion system.
Y our Blue t oot h compa t ible phone wit h Ha ndsFr ee Prof ile must be pair ed t o HF L bef ore you ca n ma ke and r ecei ve han ds -f ree call s. To conf irm t ha t your phone is Bluet oot h compat ible , vis it , or call (888) 528-7876. In Cana da, v isit , or ca ll (888) 9-A CUR A-9.
CONT INUE D Move t he interf a ce selector dow n. T h e ‘‘Phone se t up’’ scr ee n appea rs . Rota te the d ial to se l ec t ‘‘ S etu p Bluet oot h Phone,’’ and pr ess ENT ER , or pr ess t he T alk but t on and say ‘‘Phone setup.’’ HFL res ponds ‘‘Plea se se lect t he phone se tu p i tem .
− T he na vigat ion system ca n mana ge up t o six phones. If y ou attempt to pair a seven th pho ne , a screen message w ill appear, prompt ing you t o de let e one of your existing pho nes. T h e not if ica t ion is displa ye d. If OK , press EN T ER .
R ota te t he dial to select ‘‘Pass-key’’ and pre ss ENT ER , or press t he T a lk but ton a nd say ‘‘Pa ss-key.’’ HF L r esponds ‘ ‘W ould you lik e t o set up a r andom or f ix ed Pass- key?’’ Select t he C ellula r Phone scr een, th en m ove th e in te rf ac e se l e cto r down.
Rota te the d ial to se l ec t ei th er ‘‘Fixed’’ or ‘‘R andom’’ and p ress ENT ER , or pr ess t he T alk but t on and say ‘‘F ixed’’ or ‘‘R andom.’’ T he na v igat ion syst em gene ra t es and uses a r andom pass-key f or subsequent phone pair ing.
T o delet e a paired phone If you would li ke t o delete a phone, do t he f ollow ing. Select t he C ellula r Phone scr een, th en m ove th e in te rf ac e se l e cto r down. R ota t e t he dia l t o selec t ‘‘Set up Blue t oot h Phone’ ’ and press ENT ER , or press t he T alk but t on and sa y ‘‘Se t up Bluet oot h Phon e.
Y ou c an chan ge to ano ther p ho ne whe n the re a re mult iple pa ire d phones. A c t i v a t et h eD i s c o v e r ym o d eo f t he Bluet oot h-c ompat ible phone you would lik e t o link .
Move t he interf a ce selector dow n to s el ect th e ‘‘ P h o n e se tu p ’’ s cre en , or pr ess t he T alk but t on and sa y ‘‘Phon e set up.
Rota te the d ial to se l ec t ‘‘ Di al’ ’ and press ENT ER , or press t he T alk butt on and say ‘‘Dial.’’ HF L res ponds ‘‘Plea se s ay t he ce llular phone number cont inuously.
＃ HF L C alling displa y a ppea rs , n o tifyi n g yo u that the s ys te m i s dialing t he e nt ere d phone number . Once connected, you will hear t he pers on you ca lled t hr ough t he audio spe ake rs. T o cha nge t he vo l u m e, u se th e au d i o s y ste m volum e knob or the steering wheel volume cont r ols.
T o make a ca ll using a name in t he HF L phonebook, do t his: W ith y our phone on a nd t he pow er mode in A CCESSO R Y or ON, pres s the INF O but t on. Rota te the d ial to se l ec t ‘‘ P ho ne Book’ ’ and pr es s ENT ER , or pre ss t he T alk but t on and sa y ‘‘ Phone Book.
Select t he per son’s phone number f rom t he ‘ ‘Selec t a numbe r t o ca ll’’ sc ree n , or p res s th e T al k b utto n and sa y t he list numbe r of t he phone number you wa nt t o selec t .
T o make a ca ll using t he Call Hist ory, do th is : T h eH F L s t o r e st h el a s t3 0i n c o m i n g , t he last 30 out going, a nd the la st 30 missed ca lls, including t he pa rt y name or phone numbe r and ca ll dat e .
To en d th e c al l , ro tate the d ial to select ‘‘H ang-up’ ’ and pr ess ENT ER , or pr ess t he Ha ng-Up button on the st eering wheel. Y ou c an del ete all cal l hi story when you mo ve t.
If you want to sel ect a regi stered Speed D ial phone numbe r ot her than the f our en tries vi ewab le o n the Cellul ar Phone screen, select ‘‘More Speed Dial’’ and press ENT ER , or pr ess t he T alk but t on and s ay ‘‘Mo re Sp eed Dial .
If you receive a ca ll when you are not on t he phone, t he H FL incoming ca ll screen appears. T o answer t he ca ll, p r e s st h eP i c k - U pb u t t o no nt h e steering wheel and begin sp eaking. If you do n’t want t o a nswer the call, pres s t he Ha ng-Up but t on.
Duri n g a call, y ou can tran sf er t he call f rom H FL t o your phone , or f rom your phone t o HF L . W hen you a re on t he Calling sc re en, ro tate the d i al to se l ec t ‘‘ T ra n sfer’ ’ a n d p r e s s E N TE R. Th e c a l l s w i tc h e s f rom HF L t o t he phone.
Speed Di al allows you to store up t o 20 phone numbers , f our of which are a ccessible o n the ‘‘Ce llular Phone ’’ scr een f or quick access. T hey can be chosen and copied f r om your phone book a nd cal l hi story . Y ou can al so c lear and change a Spe ed Dia l number.
Rota te the d ial to se l ec t ‘‘ S to re Sp eed Di al’ ’ and p ress EN T ER , or press t he T a lk but t on a nd say ‘‘St ore Spe ed Dia l.’’ HF L responds ‘‘Plea se se lect t he number t o re g i ste r f rom th e li s t.’ ’ Select Ce llular Phone scr een, t he n move the interf ace select or down.
▼ T he call hi story o nly rec ord s dialed, recei ved, or missed pho ne numbers f r om HF L , not t he phone . Rota te the d ial to se l ec t ‘‘Phon ebook’’ or ‘‘Call h istory’’ and press ENT ER , or press t he T alk but t on and sa y ‘‘Phone book’’ or ‘‘Cal l hi story.
When st orage of the Speed Dial number is c omplet ed, t he f ollowing sc ree n is displa yed. If you wa nt t o record a V oice T a g f or t he se lect ed spee d dial numbe r, rotat e t he dial to sel ect ‘‘Y es’’ and press ENT ER , or press t he T alk but t on and sa y ‘‘Y es.
▼ Rota te the d ial to se l ec t ‘‘Phon ebook’’ or ‘‘Call h istory’’ and press ENT ER , or press t he T alk but t on and sa y ‘‘Phone book’’ or ‘‘Cal l hi story.
Deleting Speed Dia l Numbers P re ss th e IN FO b u tto n, rota te th e dial t o se lect ‘‘ Cellula r Phone ,’’ a nd press ENT ER , or press t he T alk but t on and sa y ‘‘Ce llular Phone.
Move t he interf a ce selector dow n t o selec t ‘‘Phone Se t up,’’ or pr ess t he T alk but t on and sa y ‘‘ Phone S etu p. ’’ Ro tate th e di al to sel ec t ‘‘Edit Speed Dial’’ and press ENT ER , or pr ess t he T alk but t on and s ay ‘‘Ed i t Sp eed D ial .
St oring a V oice T ag P re ss th e IN FO b u tto n, rota te th e dial t o se lect ‘‘ Cellula r Phone ,’’ a nd press ENT ER , or press t he T alk but t on and sa y ‘‘Ce llular Phone.
CONT INUE D Rota te the d ial to se l ec t the e n try yo u wan t to s to re a vo i ce tag for, press ENT ER , and move the interf ace selector down f or ‘‘OK .’’ Y ou c an als o pre ss the T alk bu tton, say t he list number of t he ent r y yo u wan t to s to re a vo i ce tag for, and say ‘‘OK .
HFL will say ‘‘Do you wa nt t o st ore V oice t ag Mik e f or t his number?’ ’ Rota te the d ial to se l ec t ‘‘ Yes ’’ o r ‘‘No’ ’ and pr ess EN T ER , or pr ess t he T a lk but t on a nd say ‘ ‘Y es .’’ W hen you select ‘‘Y es,’’ t he v oice tag is st ore d.
Using a V oice T ag Delet ing a V oice T ag P re ss th e IN FO b u tto n, rota te th e dial t o se lect ‘‘ Cellula r Phone ,’’ a nd press ENT ER , or press t he T alk but t on and sa y ‘‘Ce llular Phone.
Rota te the d ial to se l ec t the e n try that you want t o delete the v oice t ag f or and pr es s ENT ER , or pre ss th e T al k b u tto n an d say th e li s t number of e nt ry t o de let e.
HF L c an s t ore up t o s ix phones , wit h one phone book f or e ach. T he Phonebook a llows you t o st or e up to 1,000 names and 10,000 phon e numbers. T he ma ximum name s and number s t o be st or ed v ar ies on the d ata siz e of each save d item .
If you ar e pla ying Blue t oot h A udio, t he a bove scr een is displa yed. If you wa nt t o st op Blu etooth A ud io and cont inue t o import t he Ce llular Phonebook, r ot at e t he dia l t o select ‘‘Y es’’ and press ENT ER , or press th e T al k bu tton an d say ‘ ‘Yes .
HFL st ores up to 10,000 phone numbers f or eac h pair ed phone. If you t ry t o import a phonebook with more than 10,000 num bers, or phonebook wit h no numbe rs a t all, a scr een me ssa ge w ill not if y you that da t a cannot be import e d. Up to th ree c ate go ry ic o n s are display ed in th e right side of t he list .
To De l ete th e Im p or te d P h o ne b o o k P re ss th e IN FO b u tto n, rota te th e dial t o se lect ‘‘ Cellula r Phone ,’’ a nd press ENT ER , or press t he T alk but t on and sa y ‘‘Ce llular Phone.
W hen t he impor t ed phonebook is delet ed, t he a bove sc ree n is displ ayed. H F L c a n s t o r eu pt os i xu s e r s .E a c h user has t heir ow n Phonebook, Speed Dial, and Call hi st ory. Y ou can rename and d elete a user name in the ‘‘Edit User’’ screen.
Rota te the d ial to se l ec t ‘‘ E di t User’’ and press ENT ER , or press t he T alk but t on and sa y ‘‘Edit Use r.’’ HFL r espond s ‘‘Please select an edit user item.’’ R ota te t he dial to select ‘‘Name’’ and pre ss ENT ER , or press t he T a lk butt on and say ‘‘Na me.
Rota te the d ial and pre ss EN T ER to s el ect th e l ette rs . Af ter th e ne w name is ent e red, mov e t he interf ace selector down to creat e th e us er na m e. Rota te the d ial to se l ec t ‘‘ E di t User’’ and press ENT ER , or press th e T al k bu tton an d say ‘ ‘E d i t Use r.
R ota te t he dial to select ‘‘Delete’’ and pre ss ENT ER , or press t he T a lk butt on and say ‘‘Delete.’’ HF L respon ds ‘‘Please select the number of user name t o edit f r om th e li st.
Rota te the d ial to se l ec t ‘‘ E di t User’’ and press ENT ER , or press t he T alk but t on and sa y ‘‘Edit Use r.’’ HFL r espond s ‘‘Please select an edit user item.’’ Rota te the d ial to se l ec t ‘‘ P IN ’ ’ an d press ENT ER , or press t he T alk but ton a nd say ‘ ‘PIN.
Rota te the d ial to se l ec t the u ser that yo u wan t to s et a P IN f o r, press ENT ER , and move the interf ace selector down f or ‘‘OK .’’ Y ou c an als o pre ss the T alk bu tton, say t he list number of t he user y ou wa nt t o set a PIN f or , and say t he number, t he n ‘‘OK .
If you choose not t o use a PIN, move the interf a ce selector down in step 6 t o select ‘‘DO NOT USE PIN’’ without entering the 4- digit passw ord. Y o uc a nc h a n g ea u s e r i nt h e ‘‘Cellul ar Phone’’ screen. T o select a user, m ove the interf ace selector righ t or lef t .
A s required by t he FCC: T his device complies w it h Part 15 of t he FCC r ules. Opera t ion is subject t o t he f ollowing tw o condit ions: ( 1) T his device may not ca use harmf ul inter f e rence, and (2) this device must accept any inter f erence received, including inter f erence t hat may ca use undesired opera t ion.
Most A cura L ink f unct ions ar e cont rolle d by the int e rf a ce dia l. T he in terf ace di al has two parts, a kno b and a sel ecto r. T he knob t urns le f t a nd r ight. U se it t o make s elect ions or adj ust ment s t o a list or menu on the screen.
A list of a ll messa ges w ill be s hown. New me ssages w ill be at t he t op. Select t he message you want t o read by pre ssing ENT ER . T o v iew previously rea d messages: Press t he IN FO but t on. T he inf orma t ion scr een w ill be sh own. A red exclamat ion wil l be marked on an e nvelope icon w it h an impor t ant message.
Unre ad mes sag es have a clo sed env elope icon next t o t hem. T he icon di sap pears wh en i t has alread y be en read. Only Diagno stic Inf o messa ges a ppea r on t he nav iga t ion scr een wh ile driv ing. T he y indica t e if you r vehi cl e has a prob le m that may need immedia t e a t t ent ion ( see pa ge ).
− − − − − − Select t his opt ion t o delet e t he curre nt me ssage. Select t his opt ion t o hea r a voice read the entire message. T his gi ves you m ore in f o rmatio n than the screen can displ ay a t one t ime. When you sel ect t he V oice op tion, it cha nges t o a St op R ea ding opt ion.
Dia gnost ic inf o a nd re call/ campa ign messa ges ca n only be delet e d by your dea ler. T o dele t e a single messa ge: Press t he INF O but t on t o bring up th e In f o rm ati on s cr ee n . Scroll t o t he Me ssage s opt ion, then select it by pressing ENT ER on the interf ace selector.
T here a re six message ca te gories in A cur a L ink : Quick T ips, F ea t ure Guide, Ma int enanc e Minder , R ec alls /Campa igns, D iagnost ic Inf o, and Sche duled De ale r A ppointment . T he syst em ca n store up t o 255 messages. During t he f irst 90 da ys of owner ship, one of up t o 17 dif f e rent mes sag es app ears eac h day .
T he se messa ges provide de t ailed inf orma t ion about t he s er vice needed f or your vehicle. When a maint ena nce messa ge a ppear s on th e mu lti -i nf o rm ati on d i s pl ay, a l is t of needed mai ntenance items is prov ided t hr ough an A cura L ink message.
The sy s tem w il l au tom atic all y connect t o the A cura server , then show y ou an a ppr opria t e appoint ment da t e a nd t ime on t he nav igat ion s cre en. If y ou ac cept t his appoint me nt , selec t ‘ ‘Conf ir m A ppoint ment ,’ ’ t hen pre ss EN T E R .
CONT INUE D Y ou will see t he scr een to r eschedule as s hown. T o mak e a n appoint me nt , selec t ‘ ‘R e schedule A ppointme nt ,’’ then press ENT ER . The sy s tem w il l au tom atic all y connect t o the A cura server , then show you a new a ppoint ment da t e and tim e on the n avig ation s creen .
T he syst em will request you t o conf irm t he ca ncel on t he na viga t ion scr een. T o canc el t he a ppoint ment , select ‘‘Y ES,’’ then pre ss ENT ER . If you select ‘‘NO,’’ t he screen goes back t o t he pre vious messa ge display.
CONT INUE D If you selec t t he ca ncel a ppoint ment , you cannot t ry t o re schedule t he appoint me nt . If you w ant t o cha nge or re schedule t he a ppoint ment da t e, call you r dealer di rectly with t he HFL . Using a ut omat e d appoint me nt , your regist er ed dea ler t hr ough My A c ura is aut oma t ica lly se lect e d.
W hen a ny indica t or come s on or a message is displayed on t he MID, A cur a L ink immediat e ly not if ies you wi th th e me ssa g e, ‘ ‘An i n d i ca to r is o n .
If you wan t the inf orm ation n ow, select t he Check Now opt ion. (If t he navigation screen is not act ive, you must select OK f rom the navigat ion discl aimer screen bef ore you can check t he inf or mat ion.
− Select t h is option to delete a ll stored messages within a ca tegory, except f or di agn os tic in f o and recal l camp aign messages. T hese messages can only be delet e d by a c er t if ied t echnic ian af t e r t he re call is done or t he problem is c orr ect e d, or t hr ough a broa dcas t me ssa ge f rom A cura .
− − − For the P h on e Data Connect ion but t on t o be a ct iv e, you need a Bluetooth compat ible a nd ena bled cellphone pair ed t o t he Bluet oot h HandsFr eeL ink (HFL). To co m p l ete th e data c o nn ecti on setup , the p aire d ph on e mu st have a compat ible da t a s erv ice .
− T h e def a ult set t ing is pr ompt . W hen a diagnost ic inf o message a ppear s, and y ou selec t t he Chec k Now opt ion, t he sy st em w ill prompt y ou bef ore connect ing t o t he A cura ser ver .
For t he best pict ure, always keep t he rearvie w camera clean , and d o no t co ver the camera len s. T o avoi d sc ratch in g th e l en s wh en yo u cl ea n i t, use a moist , sof t clot h. Whenever you shif t t o reverse ( R ) wit h your v ehicle in t he ON mode, th e rea rv i ew i s sh o wn o n the naviga tion syst em screen.
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Bef or e you be gin driv ing your vehicle , you should k now w hat gasoline t o use and how t o check t he lev els of impor t ant f luids. Y ou also need t o k now how t o prope rly s t ore luggage or pac ka ges. T he inf orma t ion in t his sec t ion will he lp you.
Help a ssure y our v ehicle’ s f ut ure relia bilit y a nd perf or manc e by paying ex tra atte n ti o n to h ow y o u dr i ve durin g the f irst 600 miles (1,000 km). Duri ng thi s peri od : Y ou should a lso f ollow t he se rec ommendat ions w it h a n ove rha uled or e xcha nged e ngine, or when the b rakes are replac ed.
CONT INUE D For f urther impo rta nt f uel-rel at ed inf orma t ion, plea se r ef e r t o your . If you notic e any unde sira ble opera t ing sympt oms , t ry a not her se rv i ce s tati on , o r swi tch to an o th er bran d of gasol in e. Some gasoline t oda y is blended w it h oxygenates such as etha nol o r MT BE.
R emov e t he f uel f ill ca p slow ly. Y ou m ay hear a his si ng so und as pressure inside the t ank esca pes. Place t he ca p in the holder on t he fu e l fi l l d o o r . St op f illing the t a nk af t er t he f uel nozzle a ut omat ic ally clic ks of f .
T ur n t he e ngine of f , a nd conf irm t he f uel f ill ca p is inst a lled. If it is, loos en it , t hen r et ight en it unt il it click s a t leas t once . T he me ssage should go of f af ter se veral days of n orm al driv ing once y ou t ighte n or r epla ce t he f uel f ill c ap.
L if t t he h ood up most of t he wa y. T h e hydr aulic support s w ill lif t it u pt h er e s t o f t h ew a ya n dh o l di t up. T o c lose t he hood, low er it t o about a f oot ( 30 c m) abov e t he f ender , t hen pres s down f ir mly w it h your hands .
R emov e t he dipst ic k aga in, and check t he lev el. It should be b etw ee n th e up pe r an d lo wer mark s. If it is nea r or below t he low er mar k, see on page . See pag e f or t he engine c oolant locat ion. L ook at t h e coolant lev el in t he radi ator reserve tank.
− − − − Fue l economy is not a f ixed numbe r. It v a ries base d on driv ing condit ions, driv ing habit s a nd v ehicle c ondit ion. T h ere f ore , it is not possible f or one set of est imat es to predict f uel economy pr ecise ly f or a ll drive rs in all env ironme nt s.
− − − − − − − A ggr essive driv ing (ha rd accel eratio n and b raking ) Exces sive idling, a cce lera t ing a nd bra king in st op-a nd-go t r af f ic Cold engine oper a t ion (e ngines.
− − Fill t he f uel t a nk unt il th e nozzle a ut omat ic ally clic ks of f . R eset t rip counter t o zer o. R ec ord t he t ota l gallons ( lit e rs) ne eded t o ref ill. Follow one of t he simple ca lcula t ions abov e. Th e A/ C put s an e xt ra load on t he engine whic h make s it use m ore f uel.
Modif ying your v ehicle , or insta lling some non-A cura a ccessor ies, ca n make it unsa f e. Bef ore y ou make any modi f ications or add any accessories, be su re to read the f oll owi ng inf orma t ion. Y our dealer has A cura accessories t hat a llow y ou t o per sonaliz e your vehicle.
Som e examples are: L arger or smaller wheel s and tires can int erf er e w it h t he oper a t ion of your vehicle’s anti-lo ck brakes a nd other syst ems. R emo vin g parts f rom yo ur vehic le, or r epla cing component s w it h non- A cur a c omponent s could s eriously af f ec t y our v ehicle’ s handling, st ab ilit y, a nd relia bilit y.
Y ou r vehi cl e has several c on ven ien t storag e areas: Glov e box Door a nd se at - back pocke t s T r unk Console compa rt me nt Cent er and s ide pock et s In addit ion, t he t r unk pa ss-t hrough allow s you t o c ar ry longe r it e ms.
− −× Steps f or Det ermi ni ng Co rrect L oad Li m i t Loc ate th e s tate me n t ‘‘ T h e combin ed weight of occupants a nd cargo shou ld never exceed XX X kg or XX X lbs.’’ on your vehicle’s pl acard . Det er mine t he combined w eight of t he driv er a nd passe ngers t ha t will be r iding in your v ehic le.
I n ad d i ti on , the to tal we i g h t o f the vehicle, all occupants, accessories, car go, a nd t ra iler t ongue loa d must not exceed t he Gross Vehicle We i g h t Ra ti n g (G VWR) o r t h e G r o s s A xle W eight R a t ing ( GA W R ). Bot h a r eo nal a b e lo nt h ed r i v e r ’ s doorja mb.
Be sur e it ems plac ed on the f loor behind the f ront seat s cannot r oll underne at h a nd int erf e re w it h t he proper oper at ion of t he sea t s, t he sensors under t he sea t s, or the driv er ’s abilit y t o oper at e the peda ls. A ls o, kee p all carg o be lo w the bot t om of the w indow s.
T h is sect ion giv es y ou tips on st ar t ing the engine unde r v ar ious co nd i ti o n s, a nd h ow to op era te the au to m ati c tra ns mi s si on .
Make su re all wi nd ows, mi rrors, and out side light s a re c lea n and unobst ruct ed. R emove f r ost , snow, or ice. Ch eck the se at adju stme nt (se e page ). Check the adjust ment of the inside and out side mirr ors ( see page ). Check the st eering wheel adjust ment ( see pa ge ).
Y ou r vehi cl e’s s tart in g sys tem has an auto control mode. When you turn th e ig ni ti o n s wi tch to th e STA RT (III) posit ion, t his f e at ur e kee ps the engine’s st a rt er mot or r unning until t he engine st ar t s.
If t here is a pr oblem w it h t he sta rt ing syst em, you will see a ‘‘CHECK ST A R T IN G SY ST EM’’ message on t he mult i-inf or mat ion display w hen t he ignit ion s wit ch is tu rn e d to th e ON (I I ) p o si tio n. You will also see t his message w hen t he auto co ntrol mo de o f t he startin g system ha s a problem.
Y ou r vehi cl e’s s tart in g sys tem has an auto control mode. When you have your keyless access remote and pus h t he engine st ar t /st op butt on while depre ssing the br ak e peda l, this f eat ur e kee ps the engine’s st a rt er mot or running unt il the e ngine st ar t s.
If t here is a pr oblem w it h t he sta rt ing syst em, you will see a ‘‘CHECK ST A R T IN G SY ST EM’’ message on t he mult i-inf or mat ion display w it h t he powe r mode ON. Y ou will also see t his message w hen th e au to c o n tro l m od e o f the s tar ti n g system ha s a problem.
＊ ＊ CONT INUE D Thes e i n d ic ator s be twe e n th e ta chometer and speed ometer show whic h posit ion t he shif t le ve r is in. Using a pa ddle shif t mode, t he gea r posit ion indica t or show s you t he select ed gea r number ( see page ).
− ＊ ＊ T h is posit ion mec hani- cally locks the t ransmission. Use Park whenever you are t urni ng of f or st ar t ing the engine. T o shif t out of Par k, you mus t pr ess on t he bra ke peda l and ha ve your f oot of f t he accelerat or pedal.
− − − If you have d on e al l of the abo ve an d st ill cannot mov e t he lev er out of Par k, see on page . Press the bra ke peda l and pres s the r ele ase but t on on the f r ont of t he shif t lev er t o shif t f rom P ark t o reverse. T o shif t f rom reverse to neutral, com e t o a c o m p l e t es t o p ,a n dt h e ns h i f t .
− To s h i f t i n to t h e S posit ion, pres s t he rele as e but t on on th e f ro nt o f the s h i f t l ev er , an d m ove t he lev er t o S. T his posit ion is simila r t o D, except only gear s f rom f irst t o f ourth are selected.
Put a clot h on the e dge of t he shif t lock re lea se slot cov er . Use a s mall f lat - t ipped scre wdr ive r or met a l f ingerna il f ile t o car ef ully pr y up t he edge of t he cov er and r emov e it f r om t he s lot . Inser t a ke y or built - in key in t h e shif t lock release slot.
＋ − ＋ − W hen you a re dr iv ing in D posit ion, you can shif t t he t ra nsmission up or down ma nually w it h the pa ddle shif ter s. Each t ime y ou pull ( r ight) , t he tr ansmission shif t s t o a higher gea r. Pull ( lef t ) t o downs hif t .
＋ T he t r ansmission c ont rol syst e m m on ito rs the ac c el e ra tor p e da l u se and your driv ing condit ions. W hen you p ress the accel erator pedal as in norma l driv ing, t he s yst em j udges t hat you a re dr iving a t a c onst ant cruising speed without using the paddle shif t e rs.
＋ − When you move the shif t lever f rom ‘‘D’’ t o ‘‘S’’ posi tion and pull ei ther paddle shif t e r, t he gea r posit ion indi cat or displays ‘‘M’’ along with t he select e d gear number. T o upshif t , pull t he ( right ) pa ddle shif t er .
T h e a ut omat ic t r a nsmission w ill not allow you t o shif t up or down if : If t he vehicle speed decreases below t he r edline of t he sele ct ed l o w e rg e a rw h i l et h ei n d i c a t o ri s f lashing, t he t r ansmission downshif t s, a nd t he indic at or disp lays t he selected gear.
＋ → → → → → → → → Here are the sp eed rang es f or upshif t ing and dow nshif t ing. Speed r ange under 13 0 mph (2 09 km/h) under 94 mph ( 15 0 km/h) under 63 mph ( 10 0 km/h) under.
− − T he SH -A WD t orque dist r ibut ion monit or on t he mult i- inf orma t ion display show s you t he amount of t orque being sent t o t he whee ls. Each wheel right f ront (R F), lef t f r o n t( L F ) ,r i g h tr e a r( R R ) ,a n dl e f t rea r ( L R ) ha s it s own t or que indicat or .
I f the S H -AWD i n d i ca to r on the inst rument pa nel st a ys on, a nd t he ‘‘CHECK SH-A W D SY ST EM’’ message a lso appears on t he multi- inf orma t ion displa y, t her e is pr oblem wi th th e SH- A WD sy s tem .
A lways us e the parkin g brake wh en you park your vehicle. Make sure t he par king bra ke is se t f ir mly, or your v ehicle ma y roll if it is par ke d on an incline . If you r vehi cl e has an autom atic transm is si on , set t he p arkin g brak e bef ore y ou put t he t r ansmission in Par k.
Y our v ehicle is equipped w it h disc brakes at all f our wheels. A power assist helps reduce the ef f ort needed on the br a ke peda l. T he emerge ncy brake a ssist syst em increases t he st opping f orce whe n you depr ess t he brake pedal hard in an emerg ency sit uat ion.
T h e ant i-loc k bra ke sy st em ( A B S) h e l p sp r e v e n tt h ew h e e l sf r o m locki ng up, and h elps you retain st eer ing cont r ol by pumping t he brakes rapidly, mu ch f aster t han a pers on ca n do it .
I f the ABS i n d i ca to r an d the b rake system indicat or come on t ogether , and t he pa r king bra ke is f ully rele ased , the EB D sys tem may al so be shut dow n. T est your brakes as instruct ed on page . If t he bra kes f e el norma l, driv e slowly a nd hav e your v ehicle repa ir ed by your dea ler a s soon a s possible.
＊ ＊ T h e veh icle st a bilit y as sist ( V SA ) syst e m helps t o sta bilize t he v ehicle during cor ner ing if t he v ehicle t u rns more or less t ha n desired. It also ass ist s you in ma int a ining t ra ct ion while a cc eler at ing on loos e or sli pp ery road s urf aces.
V SA is t ur ned on ev er y t ime you st ar t t he e ngine, ev en if you t ur ned it o f f the l as t tim e y o u d ro ve th e vehi cl e. In cer t ain unusua l condit ions whe n your v ehic le get s s t uck in sh allow mud or f resh snow, it may be ea sier to f re e i t with th e VSA tem p o ra ri ly switched of f .
If you insta ll w inte r t ire s, make sure they a re t he same size a s those t ha t we re or iginally supplie d wit h your vehi cl e. E xerc is e the sam e cauti on during w int er dr iv ing as y ou would if your v ehic le wa s not equippe d wit h VS A.
Y our v ehic le is equippe d wit h a t ire pressure monit oring syst em ( T PMS) th at turn s on e ve ry ti m e yo u s tart the engine a nd monitor s t he pre ssure in your t ir es while driv ing.
＊ A lt hough your t ir e pressur e is monit ored, y ou must m anua lly che ck t h et i r ep r e s s u r e sm o n t h l y . Each t ir e, including t he s par e, should be checked mon thly when t he v.
＊ Each t ire pr essure is shown in PSI (U .S. models) or in kPa ( Ca na dian models). If any of t he tires has l ow pres sure, t h et i r ep r e s s u r em o n i t o ra l s os h o w s the abo ve me .
If t here is a proble m wit h t he T P MS, t h et i r ep r e s s u r em o n i t o rs h o w sa ‘ ‘ TP M S ERRO R’’ m es sa ge a n d th e tire press ure readi ng s are no t display ed. If t his ha ppens , you will f irst see a syst em w ar ning messa ge ‘‘CHECK T PMS S Y ST EM’’ on the mult i-inf orm at ion displa y.
Never us e a punc ture-re pai rin g agen t in a f la t t ire. If us ed, you w ill ha ve t o repl ace the tire press ure sen so r. H a v et h ef l a t t i r er e p a i r e db yy o u r deal er as so o n as po ss ib le.
A s required by t he FCC: T his device complies w it h Part 15 of t he FCC r ules. Opera t ion is subject t o t he f ollowing tw o condit ions: ( 1) T his device may not ca use harmf ul inter f e rence, and (2) this device must accept any inter f erence received, including inter f erence t hat may ca use undesired opera t ion.
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T h is sect ion ex plains w hy it is imp orta nt t o keep your vehicle well maint a ined a nd how t o f ollow bas ic maint ena nce sa f et y pr eca ut ions. If you ha ve t h e skills a nd t ools t o perf or m more complex ma int ena nce t ask s on your ve hicle, y ou may w a nt t o purchase t he s erv ice ma nual.
T o eli mi nate po tential haz ards, re ad t he inst ruct ions be f ore you begin, and m ake s ure yo u h ave the too ls and sk ills r equire d. Make sure your v ehicle is p arked on lev el ground, t he par king bra ke is set , and t he engine is of f .
＊ ＊ CONT INUE D Y our v ehicle displa ys engine oil lif e and m ai ntenan ce s ervic e item s on th e mu lti - i n f orm atio n di sp l ay to s ho w y o uw h e ny o us h o u l dh a v ey o u r dea ler pe rf or m engine oil repla ce ment and indic at e d maint ena nce se rv ice.
▲▼ ＊ − − − − − − − − − − − − ＊ Pressing either INFO but ton ( / ) swit c hes t he displa y f r om the messa ge t o a not her dis play. O nce you switch t he display, this message will go of f . A long with the message, the syst em message indic at or c omes on ( see page ).
CONT INUE D When the remaining o il l if e is 5 to 1 p er ce n t, th e mu lti -i nform atio n displ ay shows a ‘‘SER V ICE DUE NO W’ ’ m es s ag e wi th the s am e maint ena nce it ems ‘‘ SER V ICE DU E SOON’’ was displayed with. W hen you see this message, h ave t he indicat e d maint e nanc e per f ormed a s soon as pos sible.
▲▼ Pressing either INFO but ton ( / ) swit c hes t he displa y f r om the messa ge t o a not her dis play. O nce you swit ch t he display, t his message will go of f . Press t he SEL /R ESET butt on on t he steering wheel repeatedly t o select t he engine oil lif e.
＊ ▲▼ ＊ CONT INUE D Press t he SEL /R ESET butt on on t he steering wheel repeatedly t o select t he engine oil lif e. T h e message ‘‘SER V ICE,’’ along with ‘‘0%,’’ a nd the m.
▲▼ T h is messa ge is displa yed a gain when you dri ve over 10 miles (f or U.S. models) or 10 km (f or Ca nadia n model s) af ter seeing the 0% message. Im med iatel y have th e servi ce perf or med, a nd make s ure t o re set the di spl ay as des cri bed o n pag e .
▲▼ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ CONT INUE D Select ‘‘ R ESET ’’ by pr essing t he I NFO ( / ) b utto n, th e n p re ss the SEL /RESET but ton t o reset t he engine oil lif e display . T he maint ena nce it e m code( s) w ill disappea r, a nd t he engine oil lif e will reset t o ‘‘100.
＃ U.S. Vehicles: Acc or d i n g to sta te an d f ed e ral regu latio ns, f ailu re to perf o rm maint ena nce on t he it ems ma rk ed wit h w ill not v oid your e missions warranties . However, al l maint ena nce s erv ices s hould be perf ormed in accordance with t he int erv a ls indicat e d by the mult i- inf orma t ion displa y.
− − − − − − Y o us h o u l dc h e c kt h ef o l l o w i n g it ems a t t he specif ie d int erv als . If you ar e unsure of how t o perf or m any che ck, t ur n to t he a ppropr iat e page list ed.
＊ ＊ ＃ ＃ ＊ ＊ −− ＃ ＊ ＊ Maint ena nce Minder 544 : If the mess age ‘‘SERVICE DUE NOW’’ does not appear more than 12 mont hs after the di splay is r eset, c hange the engine oil every year . See information on m aintenance and emiss ions warr anty on page .
Fl u i d L o c ati o n s Maint enance 545 RADIATO R CAP BRAKE FLUID (Black cap) WASHE R FLUID (Black cap) ENGINE OIL FILL CA P AUTOMATI C TRANSM ISSION FLU ID DIPS TICK (Yel low loop) ENGINE OIL DIPST.
T h e component pa rt s in t he engine comp art ment are protect ed by several covers. Y ou may need to remov e t he cov er s whe n you perf or m some simple ma int ena nce work. A ll of t he covers ca n be removed simply by pulling the m st ra ight up.
Oil is a major cont r ibut or t o your engine’s perf or manc e a nd longev ity . A lways use a premium -grade 5W-20 det er gent oil display ing t he A PI Cer t if ica t ion Sea l. T his sea l indica t es t he oil is energy conser v ing, and t hat it meet s t he A merican Petroleum Inst it ute ’s lat e st r equir ement s.
A lw ay s cha nge t he oil and f ilt er acc ording t o t he ma int ena nce m es s ag e s sh o wn o n the m ul ti- inf orma t ion displa y. T he oil and f ilt e r collect co ntaminant s that can dama ge your e ngine if t hey ar e not remo ved reg ul arly .
Inst all a new oil f ilt er a ccor ding t o th e in stru cti o n s th at co m e wi th i t. Make sure t o clean of f any dirt and dust on t he connec t ing surf a ce of a new oil f ilt er. Put a new w a sher on t he dr ain bolt , then rei ns tall the drai n bo lt.
A lw ay s use Honda L ong-lif e A nt i- f reeze/Coo lant T ype 2. T his cool ant is pre -mixe d wit h 50 perc ent ant if r eez e and 50 pe rce nt dis t illed water.
T h e coola nt lev el should be up t o t he base of t he f ille r neck . A dd coolan t if it is low. R emo ve al l en gi ne c om partmen t covers ( see page ). Wh en t he r adia t or a nd engine a r e cool, re liev e any pr ess ure in t he cooling sys t em by t ur ning t he ra diat or ca p count er clockw ise, wit hout pressing dow n.
Fill t he res er voir w it h a good-qua lit y windshield w as her f luid. T his incre ase s t he clea ning capa bilit y a nd prevents f reezing in col d weat her. When you ref ill the reservoir, clean t he edges of t he windshie ld wiper blades w it h windshie ld wa sher f luid on a c lean c lot h.
CONT INUE D T he t r ansmission should be dra ined and r ef illed w it h new f luid whe n t his servi ce is s ho wn on a mai nten ance message in t he mult i-inf or mat ion display. Check t he f luid lev el wit h t he engine at no rmal o perati ng temp erature .
If t he leve l is below t he lowe r mar k, a dd f luid int o t he f iller hole to bring it t o t he level between t he u p p e ra n dl o w e rm a r k s . Pour t he f luid slowly and c ar ef ully so you do no t spill any. Clean up any s pill immediat e ly; it could dama ge component s in t he engine co mp ar tm en t.
Using a ny non-Honda bra ke f luid c an cause c orro sio n and decreas e the li f e o f the s y ste m . H ave th e bra ke syst e m f lushed a nd re f illed wit h Honda Heavy Duty Br ake Fluid DOT 3 as s oon as possible . Bra ke f luid ma rk ed DO T 5 is not compatible with your vehicle’s bra king syst e m and ca n ca use exten si ve dam age.
T h eh e a d l i g h t sw e r ep r o p e r l ya i m e d when your vehicle was new. If you regu larly c arry heavy i tems in the t runk, r eadj ust ment may be r equir ed. A d j u s t m e n t ss h o u l db ed o n eb yy o u r dea ler or anot he r qualif ie d te chnician.
Push the e lectrica l connector back ont o the bulb. Ma ke sure it is on all the way. T ur n on t he light s t o t e st t he new bulb. (Driver’s si de) In stall th e up per p art of t he ai r i n take d uc t. R emove t he electrical connector f rom t he bulb by pushing on t he t ab a nd pulling t he conne ct or down.
St ar t t he engine. If y ou ar e repla cing a driv er ’s side bulb, t ur n the st eering wheel all the way to t h er i g h t .I f y o ua r er e p l a c i n ga passenge r’s s ide bulb, t urn t he steering wheel to t he lef t. T urn o f f t he engine.
CONT INUE D Re m ov e th e s o ck et f r o m t h e headlight a sse mbly by t urning it one-q uarter t urn coun terclockwise. St ar t t he engine. If y ou ar e repla cing a driv er ’s side bulb, t ur n the st eering wheel all the way to t h er i g h t .
R emov e t he socke t f r om the light ass embly by t urning it one-qua r t er turn counterclockwise. R emov e t he bulb f rom t he socke t b y p u s h i n gi t i na n dt u r n i n gi t count er clock wise unt il it unloc ks. Use a f lat -t ipped s crewdriver t o remov e t he t hr ee holding clips f rom t he inne r f ende r.
CONT INUE D Inst all t he new bulb in t he socke t . T u rn it clock wis e t o lock it in pla ce . Insert t he socke t int o t he light assembly. T urn it clockw ise to lock it in pla ce. T e s tt h el i g h t st om a k es u r et h e new bulb is w or king.
R emove t he electrical connector f rom t he bulb by pushing on t he t ab a nd pulling t he conne ct or down. R emov e t he bulb by t urning it about one- quar t er t urn counterclockwise. Insert t he new bulb into t he hole, and t ur n it one -quar t er t urn clock wise t o lock it in pla ce.
CONT INUE D R emov e t he t hre e st ud bolts w it h a socket or wrench. Open t he t r unk. Rem o ve th e s cr ew i n the c en ter of t h eh o l d i n gc l i po nt h es i d eo f t h e t runk lining. Pull t he lining bac k. Pull the t a illight as sembly st r aight back out of t he body.
If your seat belt s get dirt y, use a sof t brush w it h a mixt ur e of mild soa p and warm water to clean th em. Do not use bleac h, dye, or clea ning solvents.
The f lo or m ats th at ca m e wi th y o u r ve hicle hook ov er t he f loor ma t anchors. T o lock each a nchor, turn t h ek n o bc l o c k w i s e .T h i sk e e p st h e f loor ma t s f rom s liding f orw ar d (possibly int er f er ing wit h the peda ls), or ba ckw ar ds ( ma king t he f r ont passenge r’s w eight sensors inef f ec t ive ).
Check t he c ondit ion of the w iper bl ade s at least every 6 m on ths. R epla ce t he m if you f ind signs of cra cking in t he rubber , ar ea s t ha t a re gettin g hard , or i f t hey l eave streaks and unw iped ar ea s whe n used.
R emov e t he bla de f rom it s holder by gra bbing t he t a bbed end of t he blade . Pull up f irmly unt il t h e t abs come out of t he holder . Examine the new wiper blades.
＋ Howe ver, thes e tires are n ot su itabl e f or dr iving on s now or ic e, so a ll- sea son or wint er t ir es must be inst alle d f or wint er dr iving condit ions. See pag e f or T o saf ely operate your vehicl e, your t ires mus t be t he pr oper t y pe and size, in good condit ion w ith a dequa t e trea d, and correctly inf lat ed.
Even t hough y our v ehicle is equipped w it h T PMS, we rec ommend t ha t y ou vis ually c heck your tires every day. If you think a ti re m i g h t be l o w, c h ec k it immediat e ly wit h a t ir e gauge .
T he f o ll owi ng ch art shows the recom mend ed col d tire pressures f or most nor mal dr iving c onditions. Fo r ad d iti on al tec hn ic al i nf or m ati o n , see page . For conve nience, t he rec ommended tire sizes and c old tire pres sures are on a la bel on t he dr iv er’ s doorj amb.
We st rongly r ecommend t ha t you do n o t dri ve f aste r tha n th e p o ste d speed limit s a nd condit ions a llow . If you e ver dri ve in a sanc tion ed co mp etitive even t at sus tain ed hig h speeds (over 118 mph o r 190 km/h), be sure t o adjust t he cold tire p r e s s u r e sa ss h o w nb e l o w .
T h e ser vice lif e of your t ir es is dependent on ma ny f a ct ors, including, but not limit e d t o, driv ing habit s, r oad condit ions, v ehicle loading, inf la t ion pre ssur e, maint ena nce hist or y, spe ed, and environ mental cond itions (even when the t ires a re not in use).
T o help incr ea se t ire lif e a nd dist ribut e we ar mor e ev enly, r ot at e t he t ire s a ccor ding t o t he maint ena nce me ssages displa yed on th e mu lti -i nf o rm ati on d i s pl ay. M o ve th e tir es to the p o s i tio ns s h o wn i n t he illust ra t ion ea ch t ime t hey a re ro tated .
It is be st t o repla ce a ll f our t ires a t t h es a m et i m e .I f t h a t i sn o t p o s s i b l e or necessary, replace the t wo f ront tires or two rear t ires as a pair. R epla cing just one t ir e ca n ser iously af f ec t y our v ehicle’ s handling.
＋ ＊ ＊ ＊ If you mount snow t ir es on y our vehi cl e, m ake sure th ey are radi al tir es of the sa me size and load ra nge as or iginal t ir es. Mount snow t ire s on all f ou r wheels. T he tract ion prov ided by s now t ir es on dr y r oads m a yb el o w e rt h a ny o u ro r i g i n a lt i r e s .
＃ ＊ ＊ Clean the w heels as you would the re st of the e xte ri o r. Wa sh th em wi th t h es a m es o l u t i o n ,a n dr i n s et h e m t horoughly. A luminum alloy w hee ls hav e a protective clear-coat that keeps the aluminum f r om corr oding and t ar nishing.
− Ch eck th e co n d iti on o f th e b atte ry m o n t h l yb yl o o k i n ga t t h et e s t indicat or window . T he la bel on t he bat t e ry ex plains t he t e st indic at or ’s colors. I f yo u n ee d to c o nn ec t th e ba tter y to a cha rge r, disconne ct bot h cable s t o prevent da maging yo ur vehicle’s electrical syst em.
Block the rear wheels. If t he ve hicle is t o be st ore d f or a longer pe riod, it should be support e d on ja ckst a nds so t h e tires are of f the grou nd. L e av e one w indow open slight ly ( if t he ve hicle is being st or ed indoors). Di sc on ne ct th e b atte ry .
Co ver the veh ic le wi th a ‘‘br eat ha ble’ ’ cov er, one ma de f rom a porous m at er ia l such a s cot t on. Non-por ous mat e ria ls, such as pl astic sh eetin g, trap mo is ture, which ca n dama ge t he paint .
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T h is sect ion cov er s t he more common proble ms t hat mot or ist s experien ce wit h their vehicles. It give s you inf or mat ion a bout how t o saf ely eval uate the p rob lem and what to d o to co rre ct it. I f the p rob le m ha s st ra nded y ou on t he side of t he r oad, yo u may b e abl e to ge t goi ng ag ai n.
Use the c om pact sp are tire as a t empora r y repla ce ment only. Ge t your reg ul ar tire repaired or repl aced, and put it ba ck on your ve hicle a s so on as yo u can . Check t he inf lat ion pre ssur e of t he com pact sp are tire every time you check t he ot he r t ir es.
T a ke t h e t ool case out of t he spa re ti re . Unscre w t he w ing bolt and t a ke th e sp are ti re o ut of its we l l . If you hav e a f la t t ir e w hile driv ing, st op in a saf e pla ce t o cha nge it . Driv e slow ly along t he shoulde r unt il you get t o an exit or a n area t hat is fa r a w a y fr o m t h e tr a ffi c l a n e s .
L oc at e t he j ack ing point ne ar est t h et i r ey o un e e dt oc h a n g e .I t i s point ed t o by a n ar row molded int o t he unders ide of t he body. Plac e t he jac k under t he j ack ing point. T ur n t he end br ack et clockw ise unt il t he t op of t he j ac k cont a ct s t he jac king point .
Bef or e mount ing the spa re t ir e, w i p ea n yd i r t o f f t h em o u n t i n g su rf ace o f t he whee l and h ub wi th a clea n clot h. W ipe t he hub c a r e f u l l y ;i tm a yb eh o tf r o m driv ing.
L ow er t he v ehicle t o t he ground, and remove the jack. R emov e t he spa cer cone f rom t he wing bolt , t ur n it over , a nd put it back on t he bolt . Pl ace the f lat t ire f ace do wn i n the spar e t ire w ell. T ighten the wheel nuts securely in the same c ris scro ss p att ern.
T o r emov e t he spac er c one, squeeze t he t a bs on th e wing bolt t o disengage it f rom t he ce nt er of t he spa cer c one, t hen pull t he bolt do wnward . T o inst a ll t he w ing bolt t o the spacer cone, reverse t his proce dure. S e c u r et h ef l a t t i r eb ys c r e w i n g th e wi ng b ol t bac k i nto i ts ho l e.
Check t hese t hings: Check t he t ra nsmissio n inter lock. T he sh if t lever m ust be i n Park o r neut ra l. Turn th e i g n iti on s wi tch to th e ON (II) pos it ion or on models w it h keyless access system, press t he engine st a rt /st op but t on to s et ON Mode ( see pa ge ).
In this ca se, t he st art er mot or’s speed sounds nor mal, or eve n f ast e r th an n o rm al, w he n y o u tur n th e ignit ion swit ch t o t he ST A R T (III) posi tion or on model s wit h keyless access syst em, press t he engine sta rt/ sto p b utto n to se t S T AR T Mode (s ee page ), but the e ngine does not run.
Do you have your keyless access system remote w ith you? T he ve h ic le wi l l n ot s tart wi tho u t th e re m o te wi thi n op erati ng r an g e. T h e veh icle will not st a rt w it hout t he re mot e w it hin oper at ing r ange and with t he keyless access main swit ch in t he glove box t ur ned on.
A lt hough t his se ems like a simple proced ure, you sho uld take sev eral prec aut ions . Y ou cannot st a rt a v ehicle wit h an aut omat ic t r ansmission by pushing or pulling it . Open the hood, and check the p hy si ca l co nd i ti o n o f the b atte ry .
＋ ＋ − Start t he veh ic le. I f t he starter m oto r s ti ll o pe ra tes s l o wl y , ch e ck that t he j um per c abl es have g o od m eta l- to- me tal c on tac t. I f the b o o s ter b atte ry i s in a n o the r vehi cl e, have an as sis tant start that vehi cl e an d run it at a f ast id le.
If you do not see s t eam or spra y, lea ve t he e ngine running and wa t ch t he t emper at ur e gauge . If t he high hea t is due t o ove rloa ding, t he engine should st ar t t o cool down a lmost imme diat ely . If it does, w ait unt il t he t emper at ur e gauge come s down t o the midpoint , t hen cont inue dr iv ing.
If you don’t f ind an obv ious lea k, check the coolant level in t he radi ator reserve tank. A dd co ol ant if t he lev el is below t he MIN ma rk (se e o n page ). If there was no co o lan t in the rese rve tank, you m ay nee d to add coolant t o the ra diat or .
Saf ely pull of f t he r oad, and shut of f the engine. T urn on t he ha zar d warni ng i ndi cators. If necessa ry, a dd oil t o bring t he leve l back to the f ul l mark o n the dipst ick ( see pa ge ). St ar t t he e ngine, and w at ch t he oil pressur e indicat or.
If t he indica t or come s on re pea t edly, even t houg h it may go of f a s you cont inue driv ing, hav e t he v ehicle chec ked by y our de aler as soon as possible. I f thi s i n d i ca to r co m e s on while dr iv ing, it me ans one of t he engine’ s emiss ions cont rol sys tems m ay have a pro bl em .
＊ ＊ If t he f luid leve l is low, t ak e your vehi cl e to a deal er, an d h ave the brake syst em inspected f or leaks or worn b rake pad s. How eve r, if t he br ak e peda l does not f eel nor mal, y ou should t a ke immedia t e ac t ion.
If t he f uel f ill door rele as e but t on does not w ork , use t he rele ase le ver inside t he lef t ma int ena nce lid in the t runk. T o ope n t he f uel f ill door , pull t he releas e lever rearward. Slow dow n by shif t ing t o a low er gear , and pull t o th e side of t he roa d when it is saf e.
T h e ve hicle’s f us es a re cont a ined in t h r e ef u s eb o x e s . T h e int erior f use box is loca t ed under t he da shboa rd on t he dr ive r’s side. T he f use label is att a ched under t he st e ering c olumn. T he pa ssenger ’s side int erior f use box is on the low er passenge r’s side pane l.
A lso check the combin ed f use b ox in t he under- hood f use box. If somet hing ele ct rica l in your ve h ic le s to p s wo rk i n g , th e f ir st th i ng y o us h o u l dc h e c kf o ri sab l o w nf u s e .
Y ou r vehi cl e has sp are f uses o n the back of t he unde r-hood f use box cover. L ook f or a blow n wire ins ide t he f use. If it is blow n, r epla ce it wit h o n eo f t h es p a r ef u s e so f t h es a m e rating o r lower.
I f the r ep lac e me n t f u se o f the same r at ing blow s in a shor t t ime, t here is proba bly a ser ious elect rical pr oblem w it h your vehi cl e. Leave the bl own f us e in that circu it, and h ave you r vehi cle chec ked by a qua lif ied t echnic ian.
− − − − − − − − − − − − − − − − − − − − ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ No. A mps. No. CONT INUED Ci rc ui ts Pr ote cted Ci rc ui ts Pr ote cted Ci rc ui ts Pr ote cted No. Am p s . Am p s . 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 40 A 40 A 15 A 20 A 7.
− − − − ＊ ＊ No. A mps. No. A mps. Ci rc ui ts Pr ote cted Ci rc ui ts Pr ote cted 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 7.5 A 20 A 7.5 A 7.5 A 7.5 A 7.5 A 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 20 A 10 A 10 A 7.5 A 15 A 7.5 A 7.5 A 7.
− − − − − − − ＊ ＊ No . A mp s. Ci rc ui ts Pr otec ted Am p s . No. Circuit s Prot ect ed 1 2 3 4 5 6 10 A 10 A 10 A 15 A 7.5 A R ight Headlight High Beam R ight Side Small L ight s (Exterior) R ight Fro nt Fog L ight R ight Headlight L ow Beam Not Used In teri or Lig hts 20 A 20 A 10 A 20 A 10 A 20 A 20 A 15 A 7.
− − If your vehicle needs to be towed, call a pr of ession al t owing serv ice or orga niza t ion. Neve r t ow your v ehicle wit h just a rope or chain. It is ver y danger ous. Leave th e i g ni tio n swi tc h i n the A CC ESSOR Y ( I) pos it ion so t he steering wheel does no t lock.
＊ ＊ ＊ Wit h t he f r ont w hee ls on the ground, i t i s be s t to to w the ve h i cl e n o f arth e r than 50 miles (80 km), a nd keep the s p e e db e l o w3 5m p h( 5 5k m / h ) . If your v ehicle is equipped w it h a f ro nt sp oi ler, remo ve i t bef ore t owing so it is not dama ged.
T o use t he t ow ing hook: R emov e t he cov er f rom t he f r ont bumper using your f ingers, or pry it of f u sing a c lot h and a f la t -t ipped screwd river. If your v ehicle ge t s st uck in sa nd, mud, or snow, c all a t ow ing serv ice t o pull it out ( se e pa ge ).
S cr ew th e tow i ng h oo k i nto th e hole, a nd t ight en it wit h t he w hee l nut wr ench. 3. If Y our V ehicle Get s St uck T ak ing Car e of t he Unexpect ed 609 T o avoid d amage to your vehic le, us e the towing hook f or straight, f lat ground towing only.
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− T h ed i a g r a m si nt h i ss e c t i o ng i v e you t he dimensions a nd ca pac it ies of your v ehicle a nd t he locat ions of t he ident if ica t ion numbers. It a lso includes inf or mat ion y ou should know a bout your ve hicle’s t ires and emissions con tr ol systems.
Y our v ehic le has se ve ra l ident if ying numbers loc at e d in va rious pla ce s. T h e veh icle ident if ica t ion number (V IN) is the 1 7-digit number your dealer uses t o regi ster your vehicle f or wa rr ant y pur poses. It is a lso necessa ry f or lic ensing and insur ing yo ur veh ic le.
T he t r ansmission numbe r is on a labe l on t op of t he t ra nsmis sion. T he e ngine number is st a mped int o t he engine block . I d e n ti f i c a ti o n N u m b e r s T echnical Inf ormat ion .
−− ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ Specif icat ions 614 Capacities Weight s Dimensions Seating Capacities Air Conditi oning 195.5 in (4,966 mm) Excluding the oi l remaini ng in the engine Including the coolant in the re serve tank and that remaining i n the engine Reserve tank capacity: 0.
＊ − − − − − − − − − − − − − − − − ＊ CONT INUED Specif icat ions T echnical Inf ormat ion 615 Engine (2WD) Lights Fuses Battery Alignment Engine (SH-AWD) 3.50 x 3.66 in (89.0 x 93.0 mm) Water coo led 4-stro ke SOHC VTEC 6-cyl inder (V6), gasoline engi ne 12 V 1.
＊＊ ＊＊ ＊＊ ＊＊＊＊ ＊＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ ＊ Specif icat ions 616 Tires Size Pressure P245/50R17 98V P245/45R18 96V 245/40ZR19 94Y T135/80D17 103M 37 psi (255 kPa , 2.55 kgf/ cm ) 32 psi (220 kPa , 2.2 kgf /c m ) 60 psi (420 kPa , 4.
T he t ires on yo ur vehicle meet all U.S. F eder al Sa f et y R equireme nt s. A ll t ir es a re also gr a ded f or tre ad we ar , tra cti on , an d tem p er atu re perf or ma nce a ccor ding t o Depa rt me nt of T ranspor t a t ion (D OT ) sta nda rds.
Warning : T he temp erature grade f or t his t ire is e st ablis hed f or a t ir e t hat is prope rly inf la t ed a nd not overloaded. E xcessive speed, underinf la t ion, or ex cessiv e loa ding, eit her s epar a t ely or in combinat ion, can c ause he at buildup and possible tire f ail ure.
− − − − − − − T he t ires that came on your vehicl e hav e a numbe r of mar kings. T hose you sh oul d be aware of a re described below. Whenever t ires are replaced, they should be r epla ced w it h t ires of t he same size. Below is an example o f tire si ze with an exp lan atio n of what each compon ent means.
− − − − − − T h e t ire ident if ic at ion number ( T IN) is a group of number s a nd let t ers t hat look lik e t he f ollowing exa mple. T I N is loca t ed on t he s idew all of t he ti re . Ti re t yp e c o d e . Da te o f ma nu f a ctu re.
− Each t ir e, including the s par e ( if prov ided), should be c heck ed mont hly whe n cold a nd inf lat ed t o t he inf lat ion pressur e re commended by t he veh icle manuf a ct ur er on t he ve hicle plac ar d or t ire inf la t ion pres sure la bel.
− A lways check t he T PMS malf unction t ellt a le af t er re plac ing one or more tires or wheels on yo ur vehicle to en su re th at th e re p l ac em ent o r altern ate t ire s and wh eel s all ow the T PMS t o cont inue t o f unc t ion proper ly.
＊ ＊ The Un ite d Sta tes C l e an Air Act sets st a ndar ds f or aut omobile emissions. It a lso requires t ha t autom ob il e manu f acturers exp lai n to owner s how t he ir emiss ions cont rols w o r ka n dw h a tt od ot om a i n t a i n them. T his section summ arizes how t he emiss ions cont rols w ork .
T h e exha ust em issions cont r ols include f our systems: PGM-F I, ignit ion t iming cont rol, e xhaust ga s reci rcu latio n, an d thre e way catalytic converter. T hese f our systems work t oget her t o c ont rol t he e ngine’s combust ion a nd minimize t he amount of HC, CO, a nd NOx that come out t he t a ilpipe.
T he t hree way cat alyt ic con vert er cont ains pla t inum, pa lladium, a nd rhod ium . T hese metals serve as cat a lys t s, promot ing c hemica l reactio ns to co nvert the exhaus t gass es w it hout a f f ec t ing t he met a ls. T he cat alyt ic con vert er is ref erred to as a three- way catalys t, sin ce i t acts on HC, CO, and NOx.
Make sure t he gas t ank is nea rly, but not complet ely , f ull (a round 3/4). Wit hout t ouching the a ccelerat or pedal, st a rt t he e ngine, a nd let it idle f or 20 se conds. If you ta ke your vehicl e f or an emissi ons test shortly af t er t he bat t er y ha s been disc onnect ed or gone dead, it may not pa ss t he t est .
T he n driv e in cit y /suburba n traf f ic f or at least 1 0 m in utes . W hen t ra f f ic c ondit ions allow , let t he ve hicle coa st f or se ve ra l seconds w ithout using t he ac ce ler ato r pe d al o r the b ra ke peda l. If t he t est ing f ac ilit y det er mines t he readiness co des are still not set, see your d ealer.
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.......... Client Ser vice Inf orma t ion . 630 .................... Warra nty Coverages . 631 R epor t ing Sa f et y De f ect s ......................
U.S. Ow ner s: Cana dian O wner s: W hen y ou ca ll or w rit e, ple ase giv e us t his inf orma t ion: If you are dissa tisf ied wit h t he decision made by t he de ale rship’ s mana gement , c ont act A cura C lient Services. A cur a de ale rship per sonnel a re tr ained prof essionals.
− − − − − − − − − Y our ne w A cura is c over ed by t hese warrantie s: covers your new vehicl e, except f or th e ba tter y, e m i s si on s co ntr o l systems, a nd accessories, against def ec t s in mat er ials a nd workm ans hip .
T o c ont act N HT SA , you ma y ca ll t he V e h i c l eS a f e t yH o t l i n et o l l - f r e ea t 1-888-327-4236 (T T Y : 1-800-424-9153); go to ; o r wri te to : A dmin istrat or, NHT SA , 1200 New Jerse y A v enue , SE., Wa shingt on, DC 20590. Y ou c an als o ob tain oth er inf orma t ion about mot or veh icle s a fe t y fr o m .
T he publica tions show n below can be purch ased f rom Helm Incorpora ted. Y ou ca n order by phone or online: Call Helm Inc. at 1-800-782-4356 (credit c ard ord ers on ly) Go online at If you ar e int erest ed in ot her yea rs or models, cont act He lm Inc.
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CONT INUE D ............................ Capacit ies Chart . 614 ............. Car bon Monoxide Ha zar d . 57 Ba tter y Char ging Syst em ........................... In dicator . 65 , 595 ............................ Jump St ar t ing . 591 ...........
＊ ＊ ＊ .............................. Econo my, Fuel . 492 ............................ Carryin g, Cargo . 497 ............. CA U T IO N, Expla nat ion of . iii .................................. Ceiling L ight . 209 ........................ Cer t if ica t ion L a bel .
CONT INUE D ............... Ga s Milea ge, Impr oving . 492 Elect r onic St abilit y C ont rol .......................................... (ECS) . 523 ............ Emergenci es on the R o ad . 581 ............. Ba tter y, J um p S tar ti n g . 591 ....
................. Jacking up t he V e hicle . 584 ....................................... Jack, T ire . 583 ................................ Jump Sta r ting . 591 ....................... Haloge n Fog B ulbs . 55 6 ...... HandsFreeL ink (HFL ) . 392 , 420 .
CONT INUE D ................................................ K eys . 141 ........................................ Built -In . 142 ....... K eyless A ccess R emote . 168 , 173 K eyless A ccess R emot e System .................... En try Mai n Swi tch .
＊ ............ Panel Bri ghtness Control . 137 ........................ Par k Gea r Posit ion . 508 ........................................... Parkin g . 519 ............................... Parkin g Brake . 201 Parkin g Brake and B rake ...........
＊ ＊ CONT INUE D ..................................... T achometer . 75 . T aking Care of t he Unexpected . 581 T echnical Descr iptions .... DOT T ire Quali ty Gr ading . 617 ..... Emissions C ont rol Sys t ems . 623 Thre e Way C atal yti c ......
Unexpected, T ak ing Care .......................................... of t he . 581 .... Unif orm T ire Qua lit y Gr ading . 617 ........................ Unlea ded Ga soline . 486 ....... Used O il, How t o D ispose of . 550 ........ T e mpera t ure , Inside Sensor .
＊ ＊ ................ XM Sa te llite R adio . 233 , 292 ............ W A R NING, Expla nat ion of . iii ......... W ar ning L abels, L oca t ion of . 58 .................. Warra nty Coverages . 631 Wa sher, Windsh ield ........ Checking the Fluid L evel .
Ser v ice Inf orma t ion Summa r y Gasoline: Fuel Tank Capacity: Recommended Engine Oil: Automatic Transm ission Fluid: Tire Pressure (measur ed cold): Transfer Assembly Fluid: Brake Fluid: Rear Differential Fluid: S p a r eT i r eP r e s s u r e : 4.
T his ow ner ’s manual sh ould be considere d a perma nent pa rt of t he ve hicle and should rema in wit h t he v ehicle w hen it is sold. T he inf ormat ion and specif icat ions included in this publicat ion w ere in e f f ect a t t he t ime of approv al f o r print ing.
Un point important après l'achat de l'appareil (ou même avant l'achat) est de lire le manuel d'utilisation. Nous devons le faire pour quelques raisons simples:
Si vous n'avez pas encore acheté Acura 2009 TL c'est un bon moment pour vous familiariser avec les données de base sur le produit. Consulter d'abord les pages initiales du manuel d'utilisation, que vous trouverez ci-dessus. Vous devriez y trouver les données techniques les plus importants du Acura 2009 TL - de cette manière, vous pouvez vérifier si l'équipement répond à vos besoins. Explorant les pages suivantes du manuel d'utilisation Acura 2009 TL, vous apprendrez toutes les caractéristiques du produit et des informations sur son fonctionnement. Les informations sur le Acura 2009 TL va certainement vous aider à prendre une décision concernant l'achat.
Dans une situation où vous avez déjà le Acura 2009 TL, mais vous avez pas encore lu le manuel d'utilisation, vous devez le faire pour les raisons décrites ci-dessus,. Vous saurez alors si vous avez correctement utilisé les fonctions disponibles, et si vous avez commis des erreurs qui peuvent réduire la durée de vie du Acura 2009 TL.
Cependant, l'un des rôles les plus importants pour l'utilisateur joués par les manuels d'utilisateur est d'aider à résoudre les problèmes concernant le Acura 2009 TL. Presque toujours, vous y trouverez Troubleshooting, soit les pannes et les défaillances les plus fréquentes de l'apparei Acura 2009 TL ainsi que les instructions sur la façon de les résoudre. Même si vous ne parvenez pas à résoudre le problème, le manuel d‘utilisation va vous montrer le chemin d'une nouvelle procédure – le contact avec le centre de service à la clientèle ou le service le plus proche.
