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These labels are in the locations

shown. They warn you of potential

hazards that could cause serious

injury. Read these labels carefully.

If a label comes off or becomes hard

to read (except for the U.S.

dashboard label, which is removed

by the owner), contact your dealer

for a replacement.

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U.S. models only

Safety Labels

Driver and Passenger Safety

RADIATOR CAP

HOOD

DASHBOARD

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Table of Contents5
Your Vehicle at a Glance8
Your Vehicle at a Glance9
Driver and Passenger Safety11
Important Safety Precautions12
Your Vehicle's Safety Features13
Protecting Adults and Teens17
Close and Lock the Doors17
Adjust the Front Seats17
Adjust the Seat-Backs18
Adjust the Head Restraints19
Fasten and Position the Seat Belts20
Maintain a Proper Sitting Position23
Advice for Pregnant Women24
Additional Safety Precautions24
Additional Information about Your Seat Belts26
Seat Belt System Components26
Lap/Shoulder Belt26
Automatic Seat Belt Tensionners27
Seat Belt Maintenance27
Additional Information about Your Airbags29
Airbag System Components29
How Your Front Airbags Work31
How Your Side Airbags Work34
How Your Side Curtain Airbags Work36
How the SRS Indicator Works36
How the Side Airbag off Indicator Works37
How the Passenger Airbag off Indicator Works37
Airbag Service38
Additional Safety Precautions39
Protecting Children General Guidelines40
All Children Must be Restrained40
All Children Should Sit in a Back Seat41
The Passenger's Front Airbag Can Pose Serious Risks41
Protecting Children41
If You Must Drive with Several Children43
If a Child Requires Close Attention43
General Guidelines43
Additional Safety Precautions44
Protecting Infants and Small Children45
Protecting Infants45
Protecting Small Children46
Selecting a Child Seat47
Installing a Child Seat48
With LATCH49
With a Lap/Shoulder Belt52
With a Tether54
Protecting Larger Children56
Checking Seat Belt Fit56
Using a Booster Seat57
When Can a Child Sit in Front58
Additional Safety Precautions59
Carbon Monoxide Hazard60
Safety Labels61
Instruments and Controls63
Gauges (P64
Control Locations64
Instrument Panel65
Instrument Panel Indicators67
Multi-Information Display78
Controls P128
Switches P128
Windshield Wipers and Washers129
Steering Wheel Adjustment135
Keys and Locks136
Immobilizer System137
Ignition Switch138
Remote Transmitter139
Door Locks145
Switches P151
Sliding Doors152
Seat Heaters168
Power Windows171
Mirror175
Mirror176
Mirror178
Interior Convenience Items179
Mirror182
Mirror183
Interior Lights192
Features195
Vents, Heating, and A/C196
Using Automatic Climate Control201
Using the Rear A/C Unit202
Rear Climate Control205
Climate Control Sensors206
Playing the AM/FM Radio207
AM/FM Radio Reception213
Playing the XM Satellite Radio215
Playing a CD221
CD Changer224
Protecting Your Cds230
CD Changer Error Messages231
Playing a Tape232
Setting the Clock236
Steering Wheel Controls237
Radio Theft Protection238
Rear Entertainment System239
Playable Dvds267
Security System272
Cruise Control273
Homelink Universal Transceiver276
Parking Sensor System281
Rear View Camera and Monitor285
Before Driving287
Break-In Period288
Gasoline Type288
Service Station Procedures289
Refueling289
Fuel Fill289
Opening and Closing the Hood290
Fuel Fill290
Oil Check291
Engine Coolant Check292
Fuel Economy293
Improving Fuel Economy293
Accessories and Modifications294
Carrying Cargo296
Driving301
Preparing to Drive302
Starting the Engine303
Automatic Transmission304
Parking Tips308
Braking System309
Anti-Lock Brakes (ABS)310
Vehicle Stability Assist (VSA) System311
Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)313
Towing a Trailer316
Maintenance323
Maintenance Safety324
Maintenance Minder325
Maintenance Record335
Fluid Locations337
Adding Engine Oil338
Changing the Oil and Filter339
Engine Coolant341
Windshield Washers343
Automatic Transmission Fluid344
Brake Fluid345
Power Steering Fluid346
Timing Belt346
Lights347
Cleaning the Seat Belts353
Floor Mats353
Wiper Blades354
Tires357
Checking the Battery363
Vehicle Storage364
Taking Care of the Unexpected365
Driving with a Flat Tire366
Compact Spare Tire369
Changing a Flat Tire370
If the Engine Won't Start376
Nothing Happens or the Starter Motor Operates very Slowly376
The Starter Operates Normally376
Jump Starting377
If the Engine Overheats379
Low Oil Pressure Indicator381
Charging System Indicator381
Malfunction Indicator Lamp382
Readiness Codes382
Brake System Indicator383
Closing the Moonroof384
Fuses385
Fuse Locations388
Emergency Towing391
Technical Information393
Identification Numbers394
Specifications396
DOT Tire Quality Grading (U.S Vehicles)398
Uniform Tire Quality Grading398
Treadwear398
Traction398
Temperature399
Tire Labeling400
Emissions Controls402
The Clean Air Act402
Crankcase Emissions Control System402
Evaporative Emissions Control System402
Onboard Refueling Vapor Recovery402
Exhaust Emissions Controls403
PGM-FI System403
Ignition Timing Control System403
Exhaust Gas Recirculation403
Three Way Catalytic Converter403
Replacement Parts403
Three Way Catalytic Converter404
State Emissions Testing405
Testing of Readiness Codes405
Customer Service Information408
Warranty Coverages409
Reporting Safety Defects (U.S. Vehicles)410
Authorized Manuals (U.S. Only)411
Authorized Manuals411
Index413
Service Information Summary424

Brand	Honda
Model	2006 Odyssey
Category	Automobile
Language	English

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