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WARNING: Battery posts,
terminals, and related accessories
contain lead and lead compounds.
Wash your hands after handling.
If you need to connect the battery to
a charger, disconnect both cables to
prevent damaging your vehicle's
electrical system. Always disconnect
the negative (－) cable first, and
reconnect it last.
On vehicl es without navigation system
If your vehicle's battery is
disconnected, or goes dead, the time
setting is lost. To reset the time, see
page 192.
If your vehicle's battery is
disconnected, or goes dead, the
audio system may disable itself. The
next time you turn on the radio, you
will see ‘‘ENTER CODE’’ in the
frequency display. Use the preset
buttons to enter the code (see page
191).
The battery gives off explosive
hydrogen gas during normal
operation.
A spark or flame can cause the
battery to explode with enough
force to kill or seriously hurt
you.
Wear protective clothing and a
face shield, or have a skilled
technician do the battery
maintenance.
On vehicles with navigation system
The navigation system will also
disable itself. The next time you turn
on the ignition switch, the system
will require you to enter ‘‘ENTER
CODE’’ before it can be used. Refer
to the navigation system manual.
Checking the Battery
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- 2010 Fit 1
- Owner's Identification 2
- Introduction 3
- A Few Words About Safety 5
- Contents 7
- Overview of Contents 8
- Your Vehicle at a Glance 10
- Driver and Passenger Safety 11
- Important Safety Precautions 12
- Why Wear Seat Belts 14
- What You Should Do: 14
- Protecting Adults and Teens 17
- Warranty Information 26
- Airbag System Components 28
- Advanced Airbags 33
- Side Airbag Cutoff System 35
- SIDE CURTAIN AIRBAG 36
- An airbag ever inflates 38
- U.S. Models 42
- Canadian Models 42
- Child Seat Type 46
- Child Seat Placement 46
- Installing a Child Seat 48
- Using an Outer Anchor 53
- Using the Center Anchor 54
- Protecting Larger Children 55
- Physical Size 57
- Maturity 57
- Carbon Monoxide Hazard 59
- Safety Labels 60
- Instruments and Controls 63
- Control Locations 64
- Instrument Panel 65
- Instrument Panel Indicators 66
- ꭧ2: If equipped 78
- Windshield Wipers and Washers 79
- Headlights 81
- INSTRUMENT PANEL BRIGHTNESS 82
- CONTROL KNOB 82
- Canadian LX model 84
- Immobilizer System 85
- Ignition Switch 86
- DX-A models 87
- Lockout Prevention 88
- Door Locks 89
- Tailgate 95
- Remote Transmitter 96
- Remote Transmitter Care 97
- RELEASE LEVER 100
- Adjusting the Head Restraint 101
- Removing the Head Restraint 101
- Active Head Restraints 102
- CONTINUED 103
- LATCH PLATE 104
- Seats, Power Windows 106
- Adjusting the Power Mirrors 107
- Heated Mirrors 108
- Parking Brake 109
- Interior Convenience Items 110
- Interior Lights 113
- Features 115
- Vents, Heating, and A/C 116
- If equipped 117
- If the interior is very warm 119
- To turn off auto select 123
- PROGRAM SERVICE 124
- NAME DISPLAY ON 124
- RDS Program Search 125
- RDS Program SCAN 126
- Speed-sensitive Volume 127
- Compensation (SVC) 127
- To Load a Disc 130
- Text Data Display Function 130
- In MP3/W MA mode 132
- In MP3/WMA mode 132
- Playing an iPod 135
- Connecting an iPod 137
- To Change or Select Files 138
- Disconnecting an iPod 140
- Connecting a USB Flash Memory 144
- Folder Selection 146
- Track Selection 146
- Press the VOL/ 146
- SELECT knob 146
- Screen Mode 154
- PRESET BUTTON'S FUNCTION 158
- PRESET BUTTONS 158
- In MP3 or WMA mode 159
- Using a Track List 160
- Removing a Disc 162
- Loading a PC Card 166
- To Select a Play Mode 167
- PLAY MODE ICON 168
- Song Search Function 173
- MORE ICON 174
- DELETE ICON LIST ICON 174
- FILE LIST 174
- ARTIST LIST 174
- Removing a PC Card 175
- Voice Control System 177
- FM/AM Radio Reception 190
- As required by the FCC: 191
- Protecting Your Discs 192
- Remote Audio Controls 195
- Radio Theft Protection 197
- Setting the Clock 198
- On Sport model 199
- Cruise Control 200
- Before Driving 203
- Service Station Procedures 205
- Fuel Economy 209
- Vehicle Maintenance 210
- Drive Efficiently 210
- Measuring Techniques 211
- Checking Your Fuel Economy 211
- Accessories and Modifications 212
- Carrying Cargo 214
- Preparing to Drive 221
- Manual transmission: 222
- Automatic transmission: 222
- Manual Transmission 223
- Automatic Transmission 225
- All models except U.S. Sport 226
- U.S. Sport model 226
- RELEASE BUTTON 229
- SHIFT LOCK RELEASE SLOT 229
- U.S. models only 230
- Starting in Second Gear 234
- Braking System 236
- Anti-lock Brakes (ABS) 237
- On vehicl es with VSA system 238
- Vehicle Stability Assist (VSA 240
- Do not overfill 244
- Extended Towing 245
- RADIO FUSE 246
- Automatic transmission 247
- Maintenance 249
- Maintenance Safety 250
- Maintenance Minder 251
- Fluid Locations 258
- Adding Engine Oil 259
- OIL DRAIN BOLT 260
- Engine Coolant 262
- On U.S. models: 264
- On Canadian models: 264
- Transmission Fluid 265
- Brake and Clutch Fluid 267
- Manual Transmission only 268
- Replacing a Front Turn Signal 270
- Light Bulb 270
- LIGHT ASSEMBLY COVER 272
- On models with A/C 274
- Wiper Blades 275
- All models except Sport 280
- Sport model 280
- Front Front 282
- (For Non-directional 282
- Tires and Wheels) 282
- (For Directional 282
- Snow Tires 284
- Tire Chains 284
- Checking the Battery 286
- Vehicle Storage 287
- Taking Care of the Unexpected 289
- Compact Spare Tire 290
- Changing a Flat Tire 291
- On U.S. models 295
- Installing a wheel cover 296
- PARK and engage the parking 297
- EXPIRATION DATE 298
- AIR PUMP SWITCH 300
- AIR PRESSURE GAUGE 301
- DEFLATE BUTTON 301
- WHEEL LABEL 301
- VALVE CAP TIRE VALVE 302
- AIR PUMP HOSE 302
- To Jump Start Your Vehicle: 305
- Jump Starting 306
- If the Engine Overheats 307
- Malfunction Indicator Lamp 310
- Brake System Indicator 311
- INTERIOR 312
- FUSE LID 312
- FUSE LABEL 312
- UNDER-HOOD (On Battery) 312
- FUSE PULLER 313
- Fuse Locations 315
- Flat-bed Equipment 317
- Wheel-lift Equipment 317
- If Your Vehicle Gets Stuck 319
- Technical Information 321
- Identification Numbers 322
- Specifications 324
- Tire Size 329
- Emissions Controls 332
- Three Way Catalytic Converter 333
- Emissions Testing 335
- .... 332 337
- ................... 333 337
- .................... 335 337
- Customer Service Information 338
- Warranty Coverages 339
- Authorized Manuals 341
- Service Information Summary 354
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