[samfisher]

I have done some searching/reading and as of yet I havent found what I am looking for. The information is for a 2006 Oddy Touring.

I have two questions:
1. Where to buy a service manual and does it go into detail about interior lights. Is the manual a CD version? Thats what I have been seeing on Ebay.

2. How does one go about changing out some of the dash lights
(Specifically, the heated seat lights and the parking sensor light in the dash)?

Thanks
S

 

[nicomtl]

Re. eBay manuals, don't bother, they are of low quality. Get a 3 days subscription to the tech info.honda.com for 10$ and get the PDFs you need from the source.

I did it and got a load of PDFs covering a bunch of stuff, including one that shows how to take the lower center console piece out, giving access to the heated seats buttons. I can't find anything more specific in the PDFs I have.

As I said, the 10$ at tech info.honda.com was well spend, IMHO.

Nicolas

Edit: My guess is the light is part of the switch and Honda will only sell a complete unit. It may be possible to open it up and replace the light yourself, I've done it on a previous car (heated mirrors switch in Subaru Legacy), but I don't know.

 

[dvpatel]

The CD versions are pirated versions and I am not sure if they're accurate.

For your lights issue, here are the search terms.

Heated and seat and light
parking and sensor and light

Both are fairly common and have a couple of dedicated threads in addition to one or both being discussed in the big DIY climate control and hazard lights thread.

 

[samfisher]

Sweet!!!!!!!!! Thanks for the replies. I will use those search words.

On the info.honda site is that three day subsricption savable/printable or once the three days are over you have nothing?
S

 

[nicomtl]

Sweet!!!!!!!!! Thanks for the replies. I will use those search words.

On the info.honda site is that three day subsricption savable/printable or once the three days are over you have nothing?
S

They are viewable but I bused a free PDF printer driver for windows to save each file as it's own PDF.

Takes a while but was worth it.

Nicolas

 

[William Wiles]

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