1993 Honda Civic Owner's Manual - Page 87

1993 Honda Civic Manual

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Accessories Your Honda dealer has many accessories available to personalize your car. Some of these are audio systems, alloy wheels, air conditioning, and color-coordinated carpet floor mats. All Genuine Honda Accessories have been approved by our engineers for installation and use on your car, and are covered by warranty. For a complete guide to the Genuine Honda Accessories available, see your dealer for a 1993 Accessories brochure. Some non-Honda accessories you can buy in the "aftermarket" are designed for universal applications. Although they may fit your Honda, they may not be within factory specifications. For example, after-market wheels may not meet Honda's specifications for width and offset. They could cause suspension problems which would not be covered by your warranty. Improperly-designed accessories can adversely affect your car's handling and stability. Your car has several computercontrolled systems, including the SRS system and the engine's fuel injection system. Strong electronic interference can affect their operation. Electronic communications equipment, such as cellular telephones and two-way radios are regulated by the FCC (CRTC in Canada) and should not interfere with your car's systems. Improper installation, or using electrical equipment not intended for mobile use may interfere with your car's operation. If you want to install a cellular telephone, other mobile communications equipment, or even add-on stereo amplifiers, please discuss it first with your Honda dealer. In many cases, improper installation is the real cause of problems with after-market accessories. Have these accessories installed by qualified technicians who are familiar with your Honda. If possible, have your Honda dealer inspect the final installation. Before Driving

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Accessories
Your Honda dealer has many
accessories available to
personalize your car. Some of
these are audio systems, alloy
wheels, air conditioning, and
color-coordinated carpet floor
mats. All Genuine Honda
Accessories have been approved
by our engineers for installation
and use on your car, and are
covered by warranty. For a
complete guide to the Genuine
Honda Accessories available, see
your dealer for a 1993 Accessories
brochure.
Some non-Honda accessories you
can buy in the "aftermarket" are
designed for universal
applications. Although they may
fit your Honda, they may not be
within factory specifications. For
example, after-market wheels may
not meet Honda's specifications
for width and offset. They could
cause suspension problems which
would not be covered by your
warranty. Improperly-designed
accessories can adversely affect
your car's handling and stability.
Your car has several computer-
controlled systems, including the
SRS system and the engine's fuel
injection system. Strong electronic
interference can affect their opera-
tion.
Electronic communications
equipment, such as cellular
telephones and two-way radios are
regulated by the FCC (CRTC in
Canada) and should not interfere
with your car's systems. Improper
installation, or using electrical
equipment not intended for mobile
use may interfere with your car's
operation. If you want to install a
cellular telephone, other mobile
communications equipment, or
even add-on stereo amplifiers,
please discuss it first with your
Honda dealer.
In many cases, improper
installation is the real cause of
problems with after-market
accessories. Have these
accessories installed by qualified
technicians who are familiar
with your Honda. If possible, have
your Honda dealer inspect the
final installation.
Before Driving