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Operation and Maintenance of Your Honda
40 Your Responsibility
By keeping your Honda in top
condition, you will be rewarded with
years of trouble-free service at the
lowest operating cost. The keys to
keeping your Honda in top condition
are proper operation and regular
maintenance.
Proper Operation
Your Honda is designed for use as a
passenger vehicle. You should use it
to transport people and their luggage
on regular roads and highways.
Several things you should do to take
care of your Honda are:
• Avoid exceeding your vehicle’s
load limit. This puts excess strain
on the engine, brakes, and several
other systems in your vehicle.
Refer to the Owner’s Manual to
find the location of the Load Limit
label on your vehicle.
• Operate your Honda on
reasonable roads within the legal
speed limit.
• Drive your Honda regularly over
a distance of several miles. Like a
person, a vehicle functions better
with regular exercise.
• Always use an unleaded gasoline
of the proper Octane Number
(Anti-Knock Index). See your
Owner’s Manual for more
information.
Maintenance
You should check the engine oil and
radiator coolant levels each time you
fill the gas tank. This protects the
vital systems of your Honda, and
may help you discover potential
problems.
Always maintain your 1999 Honda
according to the Maintenance
Schedule in your Owner’s Manual.
The time and mileage intervals
given in this Schedule for
inspections and replacements should
never be exceeded. They are
essential to trouble-free operation.
Parts that fail because they did
not get proper, timely
maintenance are not covered by
warranty. However, if a part fails
due to a defect in material or
workmanship, the warranty claim
will not be denied because of
improper maintenance or operation.
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