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Safe Driving
Exhaust Gas Hazard
Carbon Monoxide Gas
The engine exhaust from this vehicle contains carbon monoxide, a colorless,
odorless, and highly toxic gas. As long as you properly maintain your vehicle, carbon
monoxide gas will not get into the interior.
■ Have the exhaust system inspected for leaks whenever
• The exhaust system is making an unusual noise.
• The exhaust system may have been damaged.
• The vehicle is raised for an oil change.
When you operate a vehicle with the tailgate open, airflow can pull exhaust gas into
the interior and create a hazardous condition. If you must drive with the tailgate
open, open all the windows and set the heating and cooling system
*
/climate control
system
*
as shown below.
1. Select the fresh air mode.
2. Select the mode.
3. Set the fan speed to high.
4. Set the temperature control to a comfortable setting.
Adjust the heating and cooling system
*
/climate control system
*
in the same manner
if you sit in your parked vehicle with the engine running.
1Carbon Monoxide Gas
An enclosed area such as a garage can quickly fill up
with carbon monoxide gas.
Do not run the engine with the garage door closed.
Even when the garage door is open, drive out of the
garage immediately after starting the engine.
3
WARNING
Carbon monoxide gas is toxic.
Breathing it can cause unconsciousness and
even kill you.
Avoid any enclosed areas or activities that
expose you to carbon monoxide.
* Not available on all models
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- 2012 CR-V 1
- Contents 3
- Visual Index 4
- Eco Assist System (P 125) 9
- Safe Driving (P 25) 10
- Instrument Panel (P 69) 11
- Controls (P 97) 12
- (w, move 13
- (w, open 13
- Heating and Cooling System 14
- (P 148) 14
- (4 (Hour) or (5 (Minute) 15
- (6 (Reset) button 15
- Features (P 155) 16
- (+ / (- Button 17
- (d Button 18
- VSA® OFF Button (P 269) 19
- Cruise Control (P 265) 19
- Tire Pressure Monitoring 19
- System (TPMS) 19
- Refueling (P 279) 19
- Maintenance (P 285) 20
- What to Do If 22
- Quick Reference Guide 23
- Event Data Recorders 24
- Service Diagnostic Recorders 24
- 3WARNING 25
- 3CAUTION 25
- Safe Driving 27
- ■ Control your speed 29
- Safety CheckList 32
- About Your Seat Belts 33
- Seat Belt Reminder 34
- Fastening a Seat Belt 36
- Adjusting the Shoulder Anchor 37
- Advice for Pregnant Women 39
- Seat Belt Inspection 40
- Airbag System Components 41
- Types of Airbags 44
- Front Airbags (SRS) 44
- Housing Locations 44
- Operation 45
- How the Front Airbags Work 45
- Advanced Airbags 47
- Side Airbags 48
- Side Airbag Cutoff System 50
- Side Airbag Off Indicator 50
- Side Curtain Airbags 51
- Airbag System Indicators 52
- (w, the 54
- Airbag Care 55
- Protecting Child Passengers 56
- Protecting Infants 58
- Protecting Smaller Children 59
- Selecting a Child Seat 60
- Outer position 62
- Center position 62
- Adding Security with a Tether 65
- ■ Using an outer anchor 66
- ■ Using the center anchor 66
- Safety of Larger Children 67
- Booster Seats 68
- Exhaust Gas Hazard 69
- Safety Labels 70
- Instrument Panel 71
- Indicators 72
- (w, then goes off 74
- (w. If the front 74
- (w again 79
- Gauges and Displays 81
- Information Display 82
- Switching the Display 82
- Odometer 82
- Trip Meter 83
- Average Fuel Economy 83
- Engine Oil Life 83
- Check Fuel Cap 83
- Outside Temperature 84
- Multi-Information Display 85
- Elapsed Time 86
- Average Speed 86
- Compass Direction 87
- Turn-by-Turn Directions 87
- Customized Features 88
- 2 Importing wallpapers 91
- (+ / ( 94
- (+ / (- button, then 96
- (6 (Reset) 100
- ■ To set up the time 101
- ■ To set up the clock mode 101
- Key Types and Functions 102
- Master Keys 102
- Valet Key 103
- Key Number Tag 103
- Using the Remote Transmitter 104
- ■ Lockout prevention system 105
- Using the Lock Tab 106
- Childproof Door Locks 107
- Auto Door Locking/Unlocking 108
- Auto Door Locking 108
- Auto Door Unlocking 108
- ■ Auto door locking 109
- ■ Auto door unlocking 109
- (P with the 110
- (q within 20 seconds 110
- (P with the brake 111
- ■ Opening the tailgate 112
- ■ Closing the tailgate 112
- Controls 113
- Tailgate 113
- Release 113
- Inner Handle 113
- Immobilizer System 114
- Security System Alarm 114
- Panic Mode 115
- ■ Automatic operation 116
- ■ Manual operation 116
- To close: Pull the switch up 117
- Opening/Closing the Moonroof 118
- Ignition Switch 119
- Turn Signals 120
- Light Switches 120
- Automatic Lighting Control 121
- Fog Lights 122
- Daytime Running Lights 122
- Wipers and Washers 123
- Rear Wiper/Washer 124
- (q or LOCK (0 , then remove 124
- Brightness Control 125
- ECON Button 127
- Adjusting the Steering Wheel 127
- Interior Rearview Mirror 128
- Power Door Mirrors 129
- Adjusting the Seat Positions 130
- Adjusting the Seat-Backs 132
- Continued 133
- Adjusting the Head Restraints 133
- Rear Seats 137
- Rear Seat-back Adjusting 138
- Using the Front Seat Armrest 139
- Using the Rear Seat Armrest 139
- Interior Lights 140
- Interior Light Switches 140
- Map Lights 140
- Interior Convenience Items 141
- Beverage Holders 142
- Accessory Power Sockets 143
- Coat Hook 144
- Cargo Side Net 144
- Cargo Hooks 145
- Sunglasses Holder 146
- Seat Heaters 147
- Tonneau Cover 148
- ■ To store: 149
- Synchronized Mode 155
- Sunlight Sensor 156
- Temperature and 156
- Humidity Sensor 156
- Features 157
- About Your Audio System 158
- USB Adapter Cable 159
- Auxiliary Input Jack 159
- Audio Antenna 160
- Audio System Theft Protection 160
- (+, (-, or button on the 161
- Adjusting the Sound 162
- Playing the AM/FM Radio 163
- Auto Select (A.SEL) 164
- Radio Data System (RDS) 164
- Playing a CD 165
- (MP3/WMA) 166
- How to Select a Play Mode 167
- How to Select a Title Display 168
- Playing an iPod® 169
- 2. Rotate to select a menu 170
- Playing a USB Flash Drive 172
- Auto Select 178
- Playing the XM® Radio 180
- To Play the XM® Radio 181
- Playing Pandora® 188
- U.S. models 188
- Pandora® Menu 189
- Playing Bluetooth® Audio 193
- Switching to HFL 194
- Rear Entertainment System 195
- Operating the System 196
- ■ SETUP button on the remote 202
- When the DVD is not playing 203
- ■ Playing a CD 205
- Playable Discs 206
- Audio Error Messages 207
- Pandora® 209
- DVD Player Error Messages 210
- Audio Remote Controls 211
- XM® Radio Service 212
- Subscribing to XM® Radio 212
- Receiving XM® Radio 212
- XM® Radio Display Messages 212
- Recommended CDs 213
- CDs with MP3 or WMA files 213
- ■ Protecting CDs 214
- USB Flash Drives 215
- Bluetooth® HandsFreeLink® 216
- HFL Status Display 217
- HFL Menus 218
- Pair a phone to the system 220
- Existing entry list 221
- Phone Setup 223
- To Create a Security PIN 229
- Automatic Transferring 230
- Caller’s ID Information 230
- To Clear the System 231
- Speed Dial 233
- ■ To delete a voice tag 234
- Making a Call 235
- Receiving a Call 238
- Options During a Call 239
- Receiving a Text Message 240
- Displaying Messages 241
- ■ Making a call to a sender 244
- Compass Calibration 245
- Compass Zone Selection 246
- * Not available on all models 247
- Driving Preparation 248
- Exterior Checks 248
- Interior Checks 249
- 2 Fastening a Seat Belt P. 34 250
- 2 Indicators P. 70 250
- Maximum Load Limit 251
- Towing Preparation 253
- Towing Load Limits 253
- ■ Hitches 254
- ■ Safety chains 254
- ■ Trailer brakes 254
- ■ Additional towing equipment 254
- ■ Trailer light 255
- Driving Safely with a Trailer 256
- Towing Your Vehicle 257
- ■ Extended towing 258
- General Information 259
- Important Safety Precautions 259
- Avoiding Trouble 260
- Starting the Engine 261
- (e for more than 15 261
- Starting to Drive 262
- Precautions While Driving 263
- Automatic Transmission 264
- Shifting 265
- Shift Lever Operation 266
- (D to (R and 266
- Cruise Control 267
- To Set the Vehicle Speed 268
- To Adjust the Vehicle Speed 269
- To Cancel 269
- Stability Control), System 270
- VSA® Operation 270
- VSA® On and Off 271
- Federal Explanation 273
- Brake System 275
- Parking Brake 275
- Foot Brake 276
- ABS (Anti-lock Brake System) 277
- Brake Assist System 278
- When Stopped 279
- (P before the vehicle 279
- Models with navigation system 280
- Fuel Information 281
- How to Refuel 282
- Fuel Economy 284
- Accessories 285
- Modifications 285
- Maintenance 287
- Inspection and Maintenance 288
- Maintenance Safety 289
- Vehicle Safety 289
- To Use Maintenance Minder 291
- Maintenance Service Items 293
- Resetting the Display 294
- (- Button 298
- Maintenance Under the Hood 299
- Opening the Hood 300
- Recommended Engine Oil 301
- Oil Check 302
- Adding Engine Oil 303
- Engine Coolant 306
- Reserve Tank 306
- Radiator 307
- Transmission Fluid 308
- Automatic Transmission Fluid 308
- Brake Fluid 309
- Checking the Brake Fluid 309
- Refilling Window Washer Fluid 310
- Headlight Bulbs 311
- High/Low Beam Headlight 311
- Fog Light Bulbs 312
- Side Marker Light Bulb 313
- Remove the old bulb 315
- 4. Insert a new bulb 315
- Rear License Plate Light Bulb 317
- High-Mount Brake Light Bulb 317
- Checking Wiper Blades 318
- 1. Raise the wiper arm off 320
- Retainer 321
- Checking Tires 322
- Tire Labeling 323
- Glossary of Tire Terminology 324
- Uniform Tire Quality Grading 325
- Treadwear 325
- Traction 326
- Temperature 326
- Wear Indicators 327
- Tire Service Life 327
- Tire and Wheel Replacement 328
- Tire Rotation 329
- Winter Tires 330
- Checking the Battery 331
- Charging the Battery 331
- Replacing the Button Battery 332
- Replacing the Battery 333
- Wireless Headphone 334
- /Climate Control System 335
- Maintenance 335
- Interior Care 336
- Cleaning Seat Belts 336
- Floor Mats 337
- Maintaining Genuine Leather 337
- Exterior Care 338
- Washing the Vehicle 338
- Using High Pressure Cleaners 338
- Applying Wax 339
- Cleaning the Window 339
- Maintaining Aluminum Wheels 339
- Handling the Unexpected 341
- Types of Tools 342
- Changing a Flat Tire 343
- Tool Bag 344
- Spare Tire 344
- How to Set Up the Jack 346
- Replacing the Flat Tire 347
- Storing the Flat Tire 348
- TPMS and the Spare Tire 348
- Checking the Engine 349
- Jump Starting Procedure 350
- Releasing the Lock 352
- How to Handle Overheating 353
- ■ Next thing to do 354
- ■ Last thing to do 354
- Indicator, Coming On/Blinking 355
- If the EPS Indicator Comes On 357
- Fuse Locations 359
- Interior Fuse Box 360
- Inspecting and Changing Fuses 361
- All models 362
- 2WD models 362
- Information 365
- *1: LX models with 2WD 366
- *1: 2WD models 367
- *2: AWD models 367
- *2: EX, EX-L, TOUR 367
- Identification Numbers 368
- Devices that Emit Radio Waves 369
- Reporting Safety Defects 370
- Testing of Readiness Codes 371
- ■ Canadian Owners 374
- Authorized Manuals 375
- Customer Service Information 376
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