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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
1
Owner's Identification Form
2
Introduction
3
A few Words about Safety
4
Important Handling Information
5
Your Vehicle at a Glance
6
Driver and Passenger Safety
9
Important Safety Precautions
10
Your Vehicle' S Safety Features
11
Door Locks
14
Pre-Drive Safety Checklist
15
Head Restraints
14
Seats & Seat-Backs
14
Protecting Adults
16
Close and Lock the Doors
16
Adjust the Front Seats
16
Adjust the Seat-Backs
17
Adjust the Head Restraints
18
Fasten and Position the Seat Belts
19
Adjust the Steering Wheel
22
Maintain a Proper Sitting Position
22
Advice for Pregnant Women
23
Additional Safety Precautions
23
All Children Must be Restrained
25
Children Should Sit in the Back Seat
26
The Passenger' S Airbag Poses Serious Risks to Children
26
Protecting Children
27
Additional Safety Precautions
28
If a Child Requires Close Attention
28
General Guidelines for Using Child Seats
29
Protecting Infants
33
Protecting Small Children
37
Protecting Larger Children
41
Using Child Seats with Tethers
44
If You Must Drive with Several Children
28
Seat Belts
46
Seat Belt System Components
46
Lap/Shoulder Belt
46
Lap Belt
47
Seat Belt Maintenance
47
Additional Information about Your Seat Belts
48
SRS Components
49
How Your Airbags Work
49
Additional Information about Your Srs
50
How the Automati C Seat Belt Tensioners Work
51
How the SRS Indicator Light Works
51
SRS Service
52
Additional Safety Precautions
52
Carbon Monoxide Hazard
53
Safety Labels
54
Instruments and Controls
55
Control Locations
56
Indicator Lights
57
Gauges
60
Speedometer
60
Tachometer
60
Odometer
60
Trip Meter
60
Fuel Gauge
61
Temperature Gauge
61
Maintenance Required Indicator
62
Controls Near the Steering Wheel
63
Headlights
64
Daytime Running Lights
64
Instrument Panel Brightness
65
Turn Signals
65
Windshield Wipers
66
Windshield Washers
66
Rear Window Wiper and Washer
67
Hazard Warning
67
Rear Window Defogger
67
Steering Wheel Adjustment
68
Steering Wheel Controls
70
Cruise Control
70
Keys and Locks
73
Keys
73
Ignition Switch
73
Door Locks
74
Power Door Locks
75
Remote Transmitter
76
Childproof Door Locks
79
Tailgate
79
Glove Box
81
Seats
81
Front Seat Adjustments
81
Driver's Seat Height Adjustment
82
Head Restraints
83
Instruments and Controls
84
Rear Seat-Back Adjustment
84
Rear Seat Armrest
84
Reclining the Front and Rear Seat-Backs
85
Folding Rear Seat
86
Power Windows
88
Mirrors
89
Adjusting the Power Mirrors
90
Parking Brake
90
Center Table
91
Digital Clock
91
Beverage Holder
92
Built-In Table
93
Center Pocket
95
Storage Box
95
Accessory Power Socket
96
Cargo Floor Pockets
96
Cargo Hooks
97
Tailgate Pocket
97
Ashtrays
98
Interior Lights
98
Ceiling Light
98
Spotlights
99
Cargo Area Light
99
Ignition Switch Light
99
Comfort and Convenience Features
101
Heating and Cooling
102
Audio System
110
Before Driving
143
Fuel Economy
149
Accessories and Modifications
150
Carrying Cargo
152
Driving
155
Driving Guidelines
156
Preparing to Drive
157
Starting the Engine
158
Speed Manual Transmission
160
Automatic Transmission
162
The Braking System
168
Driving in Bad Weather
172
Towing a Trailer
174
Maintenance
187
Maintenance Safety
188
Maintenance Schedule
190
Canadian Owners
194
Owner Maintenance Checks
199
Fluid Locations
200
Engine Oil
201
Cooling System
205
Windshield Washers
210
Transmission Fluid
211
Rear Differential Fluid
213
Brake and Clutch Fluid
214
Air Cleaner Element
216
Spark Plugs
218
Wiper Blades
221
Air Conditioning System
223
Air Conditioning Filter
224
Winter Driving
230
Headlight Aiming
234
Storing Your Vehicle
243
Appearance Care
245
Exterior Care
246
Interior Care
249
Corrosion Protection
251
Body Repairs
252
Taking Care of the Unexpected
253
Changing a Flat Tire
254
If Your Engine Won't Start
262
Jump Starting
264
If Your Engine Overheats
266
Low Oil Pressure Indicator
268
Charging System Indicator
269
Malfunction Indicator Lamp
270
Brake System Indicator
271
Emergency Towing
277
Technical Information
279
Identification Numbers
280
Oxygenated Fuels
286
Driving in Foreign Countries
287
Emissions Controls
288
Three Way Catalytic Converter
290
Warranty and Customer Relations (U.S. and Canada)
291
Canada Zone Office Map
294
Warranty Coverages
295
Authorized Manuals (U.S. Only)
297
Authorized Manuals
298
Service Information Summary
309
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Honda CR-V 2000 Specifications
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Brand
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Model
CR-V 2000
Category
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Language
English
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