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I just tried me euro, Start the engine, sat on driver's seat, no seatbelt. still no chime. The only time it chime is when u leave me headlights on, turn off engine and open the drivers door.Quote:
Originally Posted by stephen8512
But no matter what I do with seatbelt. it just doesnt chime. :confused:
Mine is 2003 model, any other 2003 model owner can tell us what's yours euro like?
If you drive without the seatbelt on (which I don't recommend) - you will hear the chime after a minute or so.Quote:
Originally Posted by PNR888
On mine, it chimes as soon as I start the engine, and the seatbelt light is on too. The chime stops after a few seconds. If I drive off,, it chimes a few second later. I'll go test the exact timings now... hehe. Testing in the driveway, so no illegal actions Mr. Policeman. :)
Edit: Chime beeps 6 times as soon as I turn the key to acc. After that it stops. Chime comes back on after 60 seconds of the car moving.
It's not something that's debatable.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pup
It's a scientific fact that the oxygen level will drop significantly if you recirculate the air.
Obviously, it'll take a very long time for you to suffocate.
I found a little feature (pretty useless) which I only just noticed. Probably because I never touch that button anyway.
If you disable power window switches for all passengers, the lights on their switches will turn off.
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Originally Posted by bogan
Serves you right for stashing the dead bodies in there.....
just use a hard and thin object to push the boot lock at lower edge of boot lid to closed position. the boot light will be off. and u can leave the boot open as wide as possible.Quote:
Originally Posted by bogan
When you are done, Make sure you remember to push the boot open/release button to release/unlock the boot lock, otherwise you will damage the boot lock and anchor bar. I always put a big piece of paper near anchor point, so it can remind me to unlock the boot lock before I shut the boot.
see left for my avater for what I said above.
Sweet, thanks dood!Quote:
Originally Posted by PNR888
nEUROtic - I've learnt my lesson now!! Hehe.. ;)
sorry for bring up this all tread but i discovered something on the weekend, and i am not sure how many people know this. The interior dash & audio light has a brightness controller. Here i am, for more than 6months cursing honda for omitting it....and it was in front of me all the time. Its the little stick on the dash itself...the one used to reset the milage counter. Instead of pushing, turn it.
makes a big difference when driving in low light with the headlights on.
Another thing, a rolling start works on the euro as well. got a flat battery and had no jumper leads. needed a push to get going.
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Originally Posted by kanthan
Nah it's cool! I like it when people ACTUALLY SEARCH rather than post a new thread... Well Done!
Yes, it's rather standard among cars nowadays that the reset button acts as a dimmer switch for the console lights...
If the battery is not all that "Dead" but still salvagable, any manual cars can be roll started by engaging it in gear.... :)Quote:
Originally Posted by kanthan
On top of this (if you haven't know), you know how the dash light dims when you turn on the headlight. well, you can make it stays as bright as when you are not turning on the headlight, by turning that little knob until it clicks (to the right I think). Once it's clicked, you can turn on your headlights and the dash is still bright as day.Quote:
Originally Posted by kanthan
yep worked that one out too.
Brightness control should be on most cars, all hondas have it im pretty sure.