It means there is maintenance that needs to be performed based on the mileage on the odometer. It can be nothing more than it needs an oil/filter change but it can also mean it needs a new cam belt or some other maintenance. Your owner's manual outlines exactly what needs to be done at the mileage now on your Accord. Neglect the required maintenance at your own peril.
More than likely means you need an oil change. Look in your owner's manual and it will tell you what maintenance is required based on your mileage.
It means the maintenance is way over due. It can be oil change, or some other scheduled maintenance. Look in your owner's manual and based on the mileage you can tell what service is needed. Don't have an owner's manual, then get one.
Normally it means it is time to change the oil. Your owner's manual will tell you exactly what needs to be serviced based on the mileage.
It means there is scheduled maintenance required based on your mileage. Can be just an oil change or can be something else like you need to replace the cam belt. Open your owner's manual and it will tell you exactly what is needed.
The maintenance light is set to illuminate when your mileage has reached one of the vehicle maintenance intervals that were set at the factory. Check your mileage and refer to your owners manual to see what service interval has been met and schedule the service to be done.
It meand you need perform maintenance on the vehicle. Check the owners manual for what is recommended at the car's mileage
Regular scheduled maintenance is required. Can be just a simple oil/filter change or may mean other things need maintenance. Look in your owner's manual and it will tell you based on the mileage on the vehicle. One very important item to not neglect is replacing the cam belt. Ignore that and if the belt breaks you will have serious engine damage.
It most often means you need to change the oil and filter. Referred to your owners manual for the maintenance schedule of what needs to be done at the mileage on your vehicle now.
Depending on the mileage on the car, there are some maintenance requirements to be done by you, or the car dealer. The maintenance light will stay "on" until these maintenace issues are completed. Your owner's manual also tells you how to reset the maintenance light, and outlines the maintenance required per the mileage on the car.
These are maintenance items like changing motor oil, rotating wheels and tuneups. They should be done at recommended intervals to maximise vehicle performance and reduce wear.
It means that regular maintenance is due at the mileage on the car. Look in your owner's manual to see what maintenance is needed. Can be nothing more than an oil/filter change.