Name: Honda 2007 Odyssey
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To remind you of the passenger’s

front airbag hazards, and that

children must be properly restrained

in a back seat, your vehicle has

warninglabelsonthedashboard

(U.S. models) and on the front visors.

Please read and follow the

instructions on these labels.

U.S. Models

Canadian Models

Protecting Children General Guidelines

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SUN VISORS

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Table of Contents7
Your Vehicle at a Glance9
Driver and Passenger Safety11
Important Safety Precautions12
Your Vehicle's Safety Features13
Seat Belts14
Airbags15
Protecting Adults and Teens17
Close and Lock the Doors17
Adjust the Front Seats18
Adjust the Seat-Backs19
Adjust the Head Restraints20
Fasten and Position the Seat Belts21
Maintain a Proper Sitting Position24
Advice for Pregnant Women25
Additional Safety Precautions25
Additional Information about Your Seat Belts27
Seat Belt System Components27
Lap/Shoulder Belt28
Automatic Seat Belt Tensionners29
Additional Information about Your Seat Belts29
Seat Belt Maintenance30
Additional Information about Your Airbags31
Airbag System Components31
How Your Front Airbags Work33
How Your Side Airbags Work37
How Your Side Curtain Airbags Work39
How the SRS Indicator Works40
How the Side Airbag off Indicator Works41
How the Passenger Airbag off Indicator Works41
Airbag Service42
Additional Safety Precautions43
Protecting Children − General Guidelines44
All Children Must be Restrained44
All Children Should Sit in a Back Seat45
The Passenger's Front Airbag Can Pose Serious Risks45
General Guidelines46
If You Must Drive with Several Children47
If a Child Requires Close Attention47
Additional Safety Precautions47
Protecting Infants and Small Children49
Protecting Infants49
Protecting Small Children50
Selecting a Child Seat52
Installing a Child Seat53
With LATCH54
With a Lap/Shoulder Belt57
With a Tether59
Protecting Larger Children62
Checking Seat Belt Fit62
Using a Booster Seat63
When Can a Larger Child Sit in Front64
Additional Safety Precautions65
Carbon Monoxide Hazard66
Safety Labels67
Instruments and Controls69
Controls Near the Steering Wheel142
Windshield Wipers and Washers143
Rear Window Wiper and Washer144
Turn Signal and Headlights144
Instrument Panel Brightness148
Rear Window Defogger149
Steering Wheel Adjustment150
Keys and Locks151
Immobilizer System152
Ignition Switch153
Remote Transmitter154
Opening or Closing the Power Sliding Doors157
Opening or Closing the Power Tailgate157
Door Locks160
Power Door Locks160
Auto Door Locking/Unlocking161
Childproof Door Locks166
Tailgate167
Power Tailgate167
Sliding Doors171
Seats182
Driving Position Memory System191
Power Windows193
Moonroof196
Mirrors197
Parking Brake198
Mirrors, Parking Brake198
Adjustable Driver's Foot Pedals199
Interior Convenience Items200
Retractable Center Tray201
Beverage Holders201
Integrated Sunshade203
Sunglasses Holder204
Conversation Mirror204
Sun Visor205
Vanity Mirror205
Rear Compartment205
Removable Second Row . 154 Console206
In-Floor Storage Area207
Glove Boxes210
Center Pocket211
Coin Pocket211
Accessory Power Sockets212
AC Power Outlet212
Interior Lights214
Features219
Vents, Heating, and A/C220
Using Automatic Climate Control225
Using the Rear A/C Unit226
Rear Climate Control229
Climate Control Sensors230
Playing the AM/FM Radio231
AM/FM Radio Reception237
Playing the XM Satellite Radio239
Playing a CD, CD Changer245
Protecting Your Cds254
CD Changer Error Messages255
Playing a Tape256
Setting the Clock260
Remote Audio Controls261
Radio Theft Protection262
Rear Entertainment System263
Playable Dvds291
DVD Player Error Messages292
Security System296
Cruise Control297
Homelink Universal Transceiver300
Parking Sensor System305
Rearview Camera and Monitor309
Before Driving311
Break-In Period312
Fuel Recommendation312
Service Station Procedures313
Refueling313
Opening and Closing the Hood314
Oil Check315
Engine Coolant Check316
Fuel Economy317
Accessories and Modifications318
Carrying Cargo320
Driving325
Preparing to Drive326
Starting the Engine327
Automatic Transmission328
Parking332
Braking System333
Anti-Lock Brakes (ABS)334
Vehicle Stability Assist (VSA) System336
Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)338
Towing a Trailer343
Maintenance351
Maintenance Safety352
Maintenance Minder353
Maintenance Record363
Fluid Locations365
Adding Engine Oil366
Changing the Oil and Filter368
Engine Coolant370
Windshield Washers372
Automatic Transmission Fluid373
Brake Fluid375
Power Steering Fluid376
Timing Belt376
Lights377
Cleaning the Seat Belts384
Floor Mats384
Wiper Blades385
Tires388
Checking the Battery395
Vehicle Storage396
Taking Care of the Unexpected397
Driving with a Flat Tire398
Michelin PAX System398
Compact Spare Tire401
Changing a Flat Tire402
If the Engine Won't Start409
Jump Starting411
If the Engine Overheats413
Low Oil Pressure Indicator415
Charging System Indicator415
Malfunction Indicator Lamp416
Readiness Codes416
Brake System Indicator417
Fuses418
Fuse Locations421
Emergency Towing424
Technical Information427
Identification Numbers428
Specifications430
Tire Labeling434
Emissions Controls438
The Clean Air Act438
Crankcase Emissions Control System438
Evaporative Emissions Control System438
Onboard Refueling Vapor Recovery438
Exhaust Emissions Controls439
PGM-FI System439
Ignition Timing Control System439
Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) System439
Three Way Catalytic Converter439
Replacement Parts439
Three Way Catalytic Converter440
State Emissions Testing441
Testing of Readiness Codes441
Warranty and Customer Relations443
Customer Service Information444
Warranty Coverages445
Reporting Safety Defects (U.S. Vehicles)446
Authorized Manuals (U.S. Only)447
Authorized Manuals447
Index449
Service Information Summary460

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Brand	Honda
Model	2007 Odyssey
Category	Automobile
Language	English