The Mystery Code
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10-28-2012, 04:49 PM
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i know my tires need to be replaced so the #1 is correct...
#2 might be because i took off the air intake filter box cover...i have put the cover back on the filter, but the code is still there...
i dont know what #6 is...
10-28-2012, 05:32 PM
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Read owners manual... Profit from the knowledge gained... and avoid future embarrassment from making such statements...
To be constructive... The car doesn't "know" you need tires, it is part of a mileage schedule... The car doesn't "know" you removed and reinstalled the air box cover, it is part of the mileage schedule... Best you stick to not knowing what #6 is, better for you and the car, take it to the dealer and STRESS that the S2000 uses a different diff fluid then any other Honda, they will likely need to order.... But the car wouldn't "know" you change the differential fluid, it is part of a mileage schedule... The key is YOU need to reset the service minder, which like almost everything listed in the service schedule, outlines how to reset...
To be constructive... The car doesn't "know" you need tires, it is part of a mileage schedule... The car doesn't "know" you removed and reinstalled the air box cover, it is part of the mileage schedule... Best you stick to not knowing what #6 is, better for you and the car, take it to the dealer and STRESS that the S2000 uses a different diff fluid then any other Honda, they will likely need to order.... But the car wouldn't "know" you change the differential fluid, it is part of a mileage schedule... The key is YOU need to reset the service minder, which like almost everything listed in the service schedule, outlines how to reset...
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