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Honda 2011 RIDGELINE User Manual
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Owner 's Manual - Page 388
For 2011 RIDGELINE.
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If
Y
our
V
ehicle
Get
s
St
uck
384
T
o
avoid
damage
to
your
ve
hicle,
use
the
tie
d
own
hooks
f
or
straight,
f
lat
ground
towing
only.
Do
not
tow
at
an
angle.
These
hooks
should
not
be
use
d
f
or
open-road
towing.
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File type: PDF
File name: 2011-honda-ridgeline.pdf
File size: 7.24 MB
File Language: English
Pages: 427
Author: Honda
Published: 2019-11-10 00:00:00
Updated: 2023-08-06
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Introduction
1
A Few Words About Safety
3
Important Handling Information
4
Driver And Passenger Safety
9
Important Safety Precautions
10
Your Vehicle's Safety Features
11
Seat Belts
12
Airbags
13
Protecting Adults And Teens
15
Close And Lock The Doors
5
Adjust The Front Seats
6
Adjust The SeatBacks
7
Adjust The Head Restraints
8
Fasten And Position The
9
Seat Belts
20
Maintain A Proper Sitting
10
Position
21
Advice For Pregnant Women
22
Additional Safety Precautions
23
Additional Information About Your Seat Belts
24
Seat Belt System Components
24
Lap/Shoulder Belt
25
Automatic Seat Belt Tensioners
25
Seat Belt Maintenance
26
Additional Information About Your Airbags
27
Airbag System Components
27
How Your Front Airbags Work
29
How Your Side Airbags Work
32
How Your Side Curtain Airbags Work
34
How The SRS Indicator Works
34
How The Side Airbag Off Indicator Works
35
How The Passenger Airbag Off Indicator Works
35
Airbag Service
36
Additional Safety Precautions
37
Protecting Children General Guidelines
38
All Children Must Be Restrained
38
All Children Should Sit In A Back Seat
39
The Passenger's Front Airbag Can Pose Serious Risks
39
If You Must Drive With Several Children
41
If A Child Requires Close Attention
41
Additional Safety Precautions
42
Protecting Infants And Small Children
43
Protecting Infants
43
Protecting Small Children
44
Selecting A Child Seat
45
Installing A Child Seat
46
With LATCH
47
With A Lap/Shoulder Belt
50
With A Tether
52
Protecting Larger Children
55
Checking Seat Belt Fit
55
Using A Booster Seat
56
When Can A Larger Child Sit In Front
57
Additional Safety Precautions
58
Carbon Monoxide Hazard
59
Safety Labels
60
Instruments And Controls
63
Control Locations
64
Instrument Panel
65
Instrument Panel Indicators
66
Gauges
80
MultiInformation Display
86
Controls Near The Steering Wheel
97
MultiControl Lever
98
Headlights
99
Headlight Control Dial
99
Fog Lights
101
Instrument Panel Brightness
102
Hazard Warning Button
103
Steering Wheel Adjustment
103
Keys
104
Immobilizer System
105
Ignition Switch
106
Door Locks
107
Childproof Door Locks
108
Auto Door Locking/Unlocking
108
Remote Transmitter
114
DualAction Tailgate
117
InBed Trunk
120
Seats
123
Seat Heaters
130
Power Windows
132
Moonroof
135
Parking Brake
136
Mirrors
137
Interior Convenience Items
139
Center Console
140
Console Compartments
140
Cargo Hooks
141
Beverage Holders
141
Glove Box
142
Coat Hooks
142
Sunglasses Holder
142
Accessory Power Sockets
143
Sun Visor
144
Vanity Mirror
144
AC Power Outlet
145
Interior Lights
146
Bed Lights
148
Features
149
Vents, Heating, And A/C
150
Climate Control System
156
Playing The AM/FM Radio
163
AM/FM Radio Reception
169
Playing The XM Radio
171
Playing CDs
177
CD Player
179
CD Changer (Models Without Navigation System)
185
CD Changer (Models With Navigation System)
193
Protecting Your CDs
202
CD Player/Changer Error Messages
206
Remote Audio Controls
207
Auxiliary Input Jack
209
Radio Theft Protection
210
Setting The Clock
211
Security System
212
Cruise Control
214
Compass
217
HomeLink Universal Transceiver
221
Bluetooth Hands FreeLink
225
Rearview Camera And Monitor
250
Before Driving
251
Breakin Period
252
Fuel Recommendation
252
Service Station Procedures
253
Refueling
253
Opening And Closing The Hood
256
Oil Check
257
Engine Coolant Check
257
Fuel Economy
258
Accessories And Modifications
261
Carrying Cargo
263
Driving
271
Driving Guidelines
272
Preparing To Drive
273
Starting The Engine
274
Automatic Transmission
275
Variable Torque Management 4WD (VTM4 ) System
280
Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)
282
Parking
290
Braking System
292
Antilock Brakes (ABS)
293
Vehicle Stability Assist (VSA ), Aka Electronic Stability Control (ESC), System
295
Towing Weight Limits
297
Towing Weight Guidelines
299
Towing A Trailer
300
OffHighway Driving Guidelines
310
Maintenance
315
Maintenance Safety
316
Maintenance Minder
317
Fluid Locations
329
Adding Engine Oil
330
Changing The Engine Oil And Filter
331
Engine Coolant
333
Windshield Washers
334
Automatic Transmission Fluid
335
Rear Differential Fluid
337
Transfer Assembly Fluid
337
Brake Fluid
338
Power Steering Fluid
339
Timing Belt
340
Lights
340
Cleaning The Seat Belts
348
Floor Mats
349
Dust And Pollen Filter
349
Wiper Blades
350
Wheels
352
Tires
352
Checking The Battery
360
Vehicle Storage
361
Taking Care Of The Unexpected
363
Compact Spare Tire
364
Changing A Flat Tire
365
If The Engine Won't Start
373
Jump Starting
374
If The Engine Overheats
376
Low Oil Pressure Indicator
378
Charging System Indicator
378
Malfunction Indicator Lamp
379
Brake System Indicator
380
Fuses
382
Fuse Locations
385
Emergency Towing
387
If Your Vehicle Gets Stuck
387
Technical Information
389
Identification Numbers
390
Specifications
392
DOT Tire Quality Grading (US Vehicles)
394
Uniform Tire Quality Grading
394
Treadwear
394
Traction
394
Temperature
395
Tire Labeling
396
Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) Required Federal Explanation
398
Emissions Controls
401
The Clean Air Act
401
Crankcase Emissions Control System
401
Evaporative Emissions Control System
401
Onboard Refueling Vapor Recovery
401
Exhaust Emissions Controls
402
PGMFI System
402
Ignition Timing Control System
402
Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) System
402
Three Way Catalytic Converter
402
Replacement Parts
402
Three Way Catalytic Converter
403
Emissions Testing
404
Warranty And Customer Relations
407
Customer Service Information
408
Warranty Coverages
409
Reporting Safety Defects (USVehicles)
410
Authorized Manuals
411
Index
413
Service Information Summary
426
Owner's Identification
427
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