Steering Wheel Position Adjustment

Adjust the steering wheel position before starting to drive.

Adjusting the steering wheel position while the vehicle is moving may result in loss of vehicle control and a serious traffic accident.

Adjust the steering wheel position only when the vehicle is stationary.

1. Press the lever located under the steering column down as far as it will go.

2. Move the steering wheel up and down and in and out to position it so that it points toward your chest, not your face. Make sure the steering wheel does not block the gauges and indicators on the instrument panel.

3. Raise the lever up to lock the steering wheel in the selected position.

4. Make sure the steering wheel is securely locked by trying to move it up and down and in and out.

Two ignition keys are supplied with the vehicle. Keep one of them in a safe place (outside the vehicle) and use it as a spare key. Each key fits all locks of the vehicle.

A key number plate is supplied with the set of keys. The key number may be required to make replacement keys if keys are lost.

Only blanks officially approved by Honda may be used to make replacement keys.

Remote Control

Both keys have built-in remote transmitters for the central door locking system.

These keys contain an electronic circuit with a code that is read by the vehicle immobilizer. Damage to the electronic circuit may make it impossible to start the engine.

• Do not expose the keys to direct sunlight or high temperatures, and do not store the keys in places with high humidity.

• Do not drop the keys or place heavy objects on them.

• Do not expose the keys to moisture. If moisture gets on a key, wipe it dry immediately with a soft cloth.