This booklet has been prepared to help emergency response professionals identify Honda gasoline-electric hybrids and respond safely to incidents involving these vehicles. Part 1 presents general information and recommendations that apply to all Honda hybrids produced through the 2005 model year. Part 2 contains model-specific information for each of the three current hybrids: the Insight, the Civic Hybrid, and the Accord Hybrid. This guide will be updated or replaced as Honda, and Acura, introduce new hybrid vehicles. We hope this publication provides the kind of information you need. Thank you for your concern and efforts in protecting Honda customers and the general public.
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Friday, May 28, 2010
Honda Emergency Response Guide For Hybrid Vehicles
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Labels: accord hybrid, Acura, aerodynamic shape, appearance, civic hybrid, counterparts, electric hybrids, emergency response guide, emergency response professionals, gasoline, Honda, honda customers, honda hybrid, honda hybrids, hybrid vehicles, insight, minor differences, rear fender, roof antenna
Friday, May 21, 2010
2006 Civic Immobilizer Indicator Is Blinking, Engine Won’t Start
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Labels: battery power, battery source, civic hybrid, cold conditions, cranks, dead battery, diagnosis, gauge, Honda, immobilizer system, moderate weather, period of time, probable cause, security system, short period, time milliseconds, weather conditions
Labels: battery power, battery source, civic hybrid, cold conditions, cranks, dead battery, diagnosis, gauge, Honda, immobilizer system, moderate weather, period of time, probable cause, security system, short period, time milliseconds, weather conditions
The engine does not start, and the immobilizer indicator is blinking (especially if the battery recently went dead and the engine was jump-started).
PROBABLE CAUSE
The immobilizer IMOES code has been erased.
NOTE: This problem occurs only if all these conditions are met: • The security system is set. • The battery goes dead. • Battery power is connected to the vehicle, then disconnected in a very short period of time (milliseconds).
If the vehicle meets these conditions, or if the condition is unknown, go to DIAGNOSIS.
PROBABLE CAUSE
The immobilizer IMOES code has been erased.
NOTE: This problem occurs only if all these conditions are met: • The security system is set. • The battery goes dead. • Battery power is connected to the vehicle, then disconnected in a very short period of time (milliseconds).
If the vehicle meets these conditions, or if the condition is unknown, go to DIAGNOSIS.
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