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These labels are in the locations

shown. They warn you of potential

hazards that could cause serious

injury or death. Read these labels

carefully.

If a label comes off or becomes hard

to read (except for the U.S.

dashboard label which may be

removed by the owner), contact your

dealer for a replacement.

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Canadian models

U.S. models only

U.S. models

Safety Labels

Driver and Passenger Safety

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Your Vehicle at a Glance9
Table of Contents11
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
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
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
Control Locations70
Instrument Panel71
Touring Models72
Instrument Panel Indicators73
Multi-Information Display87
Elapsed Time Reset120
Auto Door Lock129
Security Relock Timer135
Controls Near the Steering Wheel139
Windshield Wipers and Washers140
Instrument Panel Brightness145
Steering Wheel Adjustment147
Keys and Locks148
Immobilizer System149
Ignition Switch150
Remote Transmitter151
Door Locks157
Sliding Doors168
Seat Heaters189
Driving Position Memory System190
Power Windows192
Mirrors, Parking Brake198
Adjustable Driver's Foot Pedals199
Interior Convenience Items200
Interior Lights211
Vents, Heating, and A/C216
Using Automatic Climate Control221
Using the Rear A/C Unit222
Climate Control Sensors226
Audio System227
LX and Canadian DX Models227
Playing the AM/FM Radio228
Playing a Disc232
Disc Player Error Messages239
Playing the AM/FM Radio240
Playing the XM Satellite Radio244
Playing Discs250
Models with Navigation System Playing the AM/FM Radio258
Playing the XM Satellite Radio263
Playing Discs269
Disc Changer Error Messages277
Protecting Your Discs278
AM/FM Radio Reception281
Playing a Tape283
Setting the Clock287
Remote Audio Controls288
Auxiliary Input Jack289
Radio Theft Protection290
Rear Entertainment System291
Security System324
Cruise Control325
Homelink Universal Transceiver328
Bluetooth Handsfreelink331
Parking Sensor System358
Rearview Camera and Monitor362
Before Driving365
Break-In Period366
Fuel Recommendation366
Service Station Procedures367
Refueling367
Opening and Closing the Hood368
Oil Check369
Engine Coolant Check370
Fuel Economy371
Accessories and Modifications374
Carrying Cargo376
Preparing to Drive382
Starting the Engine383
Automatic Transmission384
Parking388
Braking System389
Anti-Lock Brakes (ABS)390
Vehicle Stability Assist (VSA) System392
Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)394
Towing a Trailer402
Towing Your Vehicle409
Maintenance Safety412
Maintenance Minder413
Fluid Locations423
Adding Engine Oil424
Changing the Engine Oil and Filter426
Engine Coolant428
Windshield Washers430
Automatic Transmission Fluid431
Brake Fluid433
Power Steering Fluid434
Timing Belt434
Lights435
Cleaning the Seat Belts442
Floor Mats442
Dust and Pollen Filter442
Wiper Blades443
Wheels448
Tires448
Checking the Battery456
Vehicle Storage457
Taking Care of the Unexpected459
Driving with a Flat Tire460
Michelin PAX System460
Compact Spare Tire463
Changing a Flat Tire464
If the Engine Won't Start471
Jump Starting473
If the Engine Overheats475
Low Oil Pressure Indicator477
Charging System Indicator477
Malfunction Indicator Lamp478
Readiness Codes478
Brake System Indicator479
Fuses480
Fuse Locations483
Emergency Towing486
Technical Information489
Identification Numbers490
Specifications492
DOT Tire Quality Grading494
Uniform Tire Quality494
Grading494
Treadwear494
Traction494
Temperature495
Tire Labeling496
Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) Required Federal Explanation498
Emissions Controls501
The Clean Air Act501
Crankcase Emissions Control System501
Evaporative Emissions Control System501
Onboard Refueling Vapor Recovery501
Exhaust Emissions Controls502
PGM-FI System502
Ignition Timing Control System502
Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) System502
Three Way Catalytic Converter502
Replacement Parts502
Three Way Catalytic Converter503
Emissions Testing504
Customer Service Information508
Warranty Coverages509
Authorized Manuals511
Service Information Summary526

Brand	Honda
Model	2008 Odyssey
Category	Automobile
Language	English

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