Ah I like the color coded start button
hehh... at this point it looks like there are some people here who know more then the dealers... only thing left for them to share with us are the fekking cars...I'm guessing your local dealership provided you with this owners manual. Did they happen to give you anything else? Sharing is caring![]()
how often does it have to be changed?The only bummer is CVT maintenance. The manual says you can't check or replace fluid yourself. This is a bummer because my 06 Civic CVT has a dip stick and a drain plug and it takes almost no time to replace fluid. I'm not a fan of paying the dealer hundreds of dollars to do something that a back-yard mechanic can do.
Honda says at 60k miles for the accord cvt. I would personally do it with much shorter intervals, probably every 30-40k.how often does it have to be changed?
With plans to own it beyond warranty and beyond a lease term, that will be a must. I've always been hesitant to keep a new vehicle in its first year longer than warranty or the shortest lease term.Honda says at 60k miles for the accord cvt. I would personally do it with much shorter intervals, probably every 30-40k.
This feature would probably make the difference for us between and EX-T and an EX-L. Can anybody confirm the EX and above trims actually have it and it's just not described in the OM?Driver Preferences
The Civic EX and above trims come with two keyless remotes with unique identifiers. Each remote can be set with unique profiles to accommodate the individual preferences of two different drivers. The available preferences include driver seat and mirror positions. Other preferences include audio system [presets], air conditioning preferences, and navigation system settings. In the event both owners use the car at the same time, the Civic will recognize the keyless remote that approaches the driver's door first.