maintenance light went to yellow..92 accord

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Chris Driscoll

i noticed today that my maintenance light was yellow, instead of green.. what
are some initial things i can check out to see if there's something wrong..
perhaps some fluids or something simple..?? car seems to run okay.. and is this
something that i should get checked out asap?
 
Falling asleep through Chris Driscoll's post...
i noticed today that my maintenance light was yellow, instead of
green.. what are some initial things i can check out to see if
there's something wrong.. perhaps some fluids or something simple..??
car seems to run okay.. and is this something that i should get
checked out asap?
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You're about to hit Ludicrous speed!

--
"If you can't change a tire, you're not allowed to have a beard. It's the
most basic part of a car: If you don't know that much about a car, you
really shouldn't be driving, should you?" - Jimmy Kimmel

I have no life - Takatomon - [email protected]
 
Falling asleep through Chris Driscoll's post...
i noticed today that my maintenance light was yellow, instead of
green.. what are some initial things i can check out to see if
there's something wrong.. perhaps some fluids or something simple..??
car seems to run okay.. and is this something that i should get
checked out asap?
Click to expand...

You're about to hit Ludicrous speed!

--
"If you can't change a tire, you're not allowed to have a beard. It's the
most basic part of a car: If you don't know that much about a car, you
really shouldn't be driving, should you?" - Jimmy Kimmel

I have no life - Takatomon - [email protected]
 
Falling asleep through Chris Driscoll's post...
i noticed today that my maintenance light was yellow, instead of
green.. what are some initial things i can check out to see if
there's something wrong.. perhaps some fluids or something simple..??
car seems to run okay.. and is this something that i should get
checked out asap?
Click to expand...

You're about to hit Ludicrous speed!

--
"If you can't change a tire, you're not allowed to have a beard. It's the
most basic part of a car: If you don't know that much about a car, you
really shouldn't be driving, should you?" - Jimmy Kimmel

I have no life - Takatomon - [email protected]
 
thanks for the reply, appreciate it!

Stephen said:
is this



It's strictly mileage based.

Change your oil/filter, and usual poking around. Push your ignition key into
the little hole under the "light" to reset it.
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thanks for the reply, appreciate it!

Stephen said:
is this



It's strictly mileage based.

Change your oil/filter, and usual poking around. Push your ignition key into
the little hole under the "light" to reset it.
Click to expand...
 
thanks for the reply, appreciate it!

Stephen said:
is this



It's strictly mileage based.

Change your oil/filter, and usual poking around. Push your ignition key into
the little hole under the "light" to reset it.
Click to expand...
 
Chris,

If you plan to do any work on your own car, you need at least an
Owner's Manual (OM). I have a '95 Nissan I revently got (with no OM of
course) but was able to order -- for only $12 including shipping -- a
brand new OM from Nissan Publications. Honda may be similar.

At least find an OM.

Failing that -- or preferably in addition to -- get a $15 Haynes
Repair Manual (or Chilton) for your car.

Ask here for help, but the manuals are your best and most reliable
sources.

Good luck,

John D.
 
Chris,

If you plan to do any work on your own car, you need at least an
Owner's Manual (OM). I have a '95 Nissan I revently got (with no OM of
course) but was able to order -- for only $12 including shipping -- a
brand new OM from Nissan Publications. Honda may be similar.

At least find an OM.

Failing that -- or preferably in addition to -- get a $15 Haynes
Repair Manual (or Chilton) for your car.

Ask here for help, but the manuals are your best and most reliable
sources.

Good luck,

John D.
 
Chris,

If you plan to do any work on your own car, you need at least an
Owner's Manual (OM). I have a '95 Nissan I revently got (with no OM of
course) but was able to order -- for only $12 including shipping -- a
brand new OM from Nissan Publications. Honda may be similar.

At least find an OM.

Failing that -- or preferably in addition to -- get a $15 Haynes
Repair Manual (or Chilton) for your car.

Ask here for help, but the manuals are your best and most reliable
sources.

Good luck,

John D.
 
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