1998 Honda Prelude Owner's Manual - Page 271

1998 Honda Prelude Manual

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Index Cleaning Aluminum Wheels...221 Carpeting...222 Exterior...220 Fabric...222 Interior...222 Seat Belts...223 Vinyl...222 Windows...223 Clock, Setting the ...85 Clutch Fluid...186 Coin Box...88 CO in the Exhaust...261 Cold Weather, Starting in...133 Compact Spare...228 Consumer Information*...266 Controls, Instruments and...49 Coolant Adding...177 Checking...124 Proper Solution...177 Replacing...179 Temperature Gauge...57 Corrosion Protection...224 Courtesy Lights...90 Crankcase Emission Control System...261 Cruise Control Operation...65 Customer Relations Office...266 Doors Locking and Unlocking...72 Power Door Locks...72 DOT Tire Quality Grading...257 Downshifting, 5-speed Manual Transmission...134 Drive Belts...190 Driving...131 Economy...125 In Bad Weather...150 In Foreign Countries...260 DANGER, Explanation of...ii Dashboard...50 Daytime Running Lights...60 Dead Battery, What to Do...236 Defects, Reporting Safety...270 Defog and Defrost...98 Defogger, Rear Window...63 ® DEXRON III Automatic Transmission Fluid...183 Dimensions...254 Dimming the Headlights ...60 Dipstick Automatic Transmission...183 Engine Oil...123 Directional Signals...61 Disabled, Towing Your Car If...250 Disc Brake Wear Indicators...145 Disposal of Used Oil...176 Economy, Fuel...125 Emergencies on the Road...227 Battery, Jump Starting...236 Brake System Indicator...243 Changing a Flat Tire...229 Charging System Indicator ...241 Checking the Fuses...245 Low Oil Pressure Indicator...240 Malfunction Indicator Lamp...242 Manually Closing Moonroof...243 Overheated Engine...238 CONTINUED

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Index
Cleaning
Aluminum Wheels
.....................
221
Carpeting
....................................
222
Exterior
.......................................
220
Fabric
..........................................
222
Interior
........................................
222
Seat
Belts
....................................
223
Vinyl
............................................
222
Windows
.....................................
223
Clock, Setting the
............................
85
Clutch Fluid
....................................
186
Coin Box
...........................................
88
CO in the Exhaust
.........................
261
Cold Weather, Starting in
.............
133
Compact Spare
...............................
228
Consumer Information*
................
266
Controls, Instrumentsand
..............
49
Coolant
Adding
.........................................
177
Checking
.....................................
124
Proper Solution
..........................
177
Replacing
....................................
179
Temperature Gauge
....................
57
CorrosionProtection
.....................
224
Courtesy Lights
...............................
90
Crankcase Emission Control
System
.........................................
261
Cruise Control Operation
...............
65
Customer Relations Office
...........
266
DANGER, Explanation of
.................
ii
Dashboard
........................................
50
Daytime Running Lights
.................
60
Dead Battery, What to Do
............
236
Defects, Reporting Safety
.............
270
Defog and Defrost
...........................
98
Defogger, Rear Window
.................
63
DEXRON
®
III Automatic
Transmission Fluid
....................
183
Dimensions
.....................................
254
Dimming the Headlights
................
60
Dipstick
Automatic Transmission
...........
183
Engine Oil
...................................
123
Directional Signals
...........................
61
Disabled, Towing Your Car If
......
250
Disc Brake Wear Indicators
.........
145
Disposal of Used Oil
......................
176
Doors
Locking and Unlocking
...............
72
Power Door Locks
.......................
72
DOT Tire Quality Grading
...........
257
Downshifting, 5-speed Manual
Transmission
..............................
134
Drive Belts
......................................
190
Driving
............................................
131
Economy
.....................................
125
In Bad Weather
..........................
150
In Foreign Countries
.................
260
Economy,Fuel
...............................
125
Emergencies on the Road
.............
227
Battery, Jump Starting
..............
236
Brake System Indicator
............
243
Changing a Flat Tire
.................
229
Charging System Indicator
......
241
Checking the Fuses
...................
245
Low Oil Pressure Indicator
......
240
Malfunction Indicator Lamp
....
242
Manually Closing Moonroof
....
243
Overheated Engine
...................
238
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