Honda 2003 Pilot - Accessory Power Sockets

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Important Handling Information5
Your Vehicle at a Glance6
Table of Contents9
Important Safety Precautions10
Your Vehicle's Safety Features11
Seat Belts12
Airbags13
Seats & Seat-Backs14
Head Restraints14
Door Locks14
Pre-Drive Safety Checklist15
Protecting Adults16
Close and Lock the Doors16
Adjust the Front Seats16
Adjust the Seat-Backs17
Adjust the Head Restraints18
Fasten and Position the Seat Belts19
Adjust the Steering Wheel22
Maintain a Proper Sitting Position22
Advice for Pregnant Women23
Additional Safety Precautions23
Protecting Children25
All Children Must be Restrained25
Children Should Sit in the Back Seat26
The Passenger's Airbag Poses Serious Risks to Children27
If You Must Drive with Several Children29
If a Child Requires Close Attention29
Additional Safety Precautions29
General Guidelines for Using Child Seats30
Protecting Infants34
Driver and Passenger Safety35
Protecting Small Children39
Protecting Larger Children42
Using Child Seats with Tethers46
Using LATCH48
Additional Information about Your Seat Belts50
Seat Belt System Components50
Lap/Shoulder Belt50
Automatic Seat Belt Tensioners52
Seat Belt Maintenance53
Additional Information about Your Airbags54
SRS Components54
How Your Front Airbags Work54
How Your Side Airbags Work56
How the SRS Indicator Light Works57
How the Side Airbag Cutoff Indicator Light Works58
Airbag Service59
Additional Safety Precautions59
Carbon Monoxide Hazard60
Safety Labels61
Instruments and Controls63
Indicator Lights65
Controls Near the Steering Wheel75
Keys and Locks83
Seat Heaters102
Power Windows103
Parking Brake108
Beverage Holders109
Sunglasses Holder112
Accessory Power Sockets114
Interior Lights116
Comfort and Convenience Features121
Heating and Cooling122
What each Control Does122
How to Use the System126
To Turn Everything off131
Climate Control System132
Fully-Automatic Operation134
Semi-Automatic Operation135
Sunlight Sensor/Temperature Sensor138
Rear A/C Unit139
Audio System (LX)141
AM/FM/CD Audio System141
Operating the Radio141
Adjusting the Sound145
Digital Clock146
Audio System Lighting147
Operating the CD Player147
Operating the CD Changer149
CD Player Error Indications151
CD Changer Error Indications152
Operating the Cassette Player153
Tape Search Functions155
Audio System (EX)157
Am/Fm/Cassette/CD Audio System157
Operating the Radio158
Adjusting the Sound162
Digital Clock163
Audio System Lighting163
Operating the Cassette Player164
Tape Search Functions166
Operating the CD Player167
Operating the CD Changer169
CD Player Error Indications170
CD Changer Error Indications171
Audio System (Optional on U.S. EX Model)172
Am/Fm/Cassette/CD/DVD Audio System172
Operating the Radio174
Adjusting the Sound178
Digital Clock179
Audio System Lighting179
Radio Frequencies180
Radio Reception180
Operating the Cassette Player182
Caring for the Cassette Player185
Operating the CD Player186
Operating the CD Changer188
Protecting Compact Discs189
CD Player Error Indications190
CD Changer Error Indications191
Remote Audio Controls192
Theft Protection193
Rear Entertainment System194
Security System210
Cruise Control211
Homelink Universal Transceiver214
Before Driving219
Fuel Economy226
Accessories and Modifications227
Carrying Cargo229
Driving Guidelines234
Preparing to Drive235
Starting the Engine236
Automatic Transmission237
The Braking System245
Driving in Bad Weather249
Towing a Trailer252
Maintenance Safety274
Important Safety Precautions275
Maintenance Schedule276
Required Maintenance Record283
Owner Maintenance Checks285
Fluid Locations286
Engine Oil287
Adding Oil287
Recommended Oil287
Synthetic Oil288
Additives288
Changing the Oil and Filter289
Cooling System291
Adding Engine Coolant291
Replacing Engine Coolant293
Windshield Washers296
Automatic Transmission Fluid297
Differential Fluid298
Brake Fluid299
Brake System299
Power Steering300
Air Cleaner Element301
Hood Latch302
Spark Plugs303
Replacement303
Specifications305
Maintenance305
Battery306
Wiper Blades308
Air Conditioning System310
Dust and Pollen Filter311
Drive Belts311
Timing Belt312
Tires312
Inflation312
Inspection314
Maintenance315
Tire Rotation315
Replacing Tires and Wheels316
Wheels and Tires317
Winter Driving317
Snow Tires318
Tire Chains318
Lights319
Headlight Aiming321
Replacing Bulbs321
Storing Your Vehicle328
Appearance Care329
Exterior Care330
Interior Care332
Corrosion Protection335
Body Repairs336
Compact Spare Tire338
Changing a Flat Tire339
If Your Engine Won't Start346
Jump Starting348
Jump Starting, if Your Engine Overheats349
If Your Engine Overheats350
Low Oil Pressure Indicator351
Charging System Indicator352
Malfunction Indicator Lamp353
Brake System Indicator355
Emergency Towing362
Technical Information363
Identification Numbers364
Oxygenated Fuels370
Driving in Foreign Countries371
Emissions Controls372
Three Way Catalytic Converter374
State Emissions Testing375
Warranty and Customer Relations377
Customer Relations Information378
Warranty Coverages379
Reporting Safety Defects (U.S. Vehicles)380
Authorized Manuals381
Authorized Manuals382
Service Information Summary392

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