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What does service code 13 mean on a 2006 Honda Pilot?
just wondering if the service codes for a 2006 pilot are available online?
What does service code a123 mean on a Honda Pilot 2010?
What does service code A123 mean on a Honda accord V6 2010 Read
What does code 124 mean for a 2006 Honda Pilot?
what does code b 124 mean
What does service code 136 mean on a 2006 Honda Pilot?
The only way I have figured out what the codes mean, is to call Honda service dept and ask the tech. to tell me what the car is in need of. I know 1 means either tire rotation or oil filter/change.
2006 civic ex radio code?
I purchased a used Honda and I got the radio code from the Honda dealer's service department.
What does service code B12 mean on a 2010 Honda Pilot?
I am asking the question because I don't know what it is
What does a a1 service code on a 2009 Honda Pilot mean?
A = Change oil/filter 1 = Rotate Tires
What does service code b124 mean on a 2006 Honda Accord?
The service code b124 on a 2006 Honda Accord means that you have turned off the vehicle stability assist system. If it comes on with the VSA indicator light it suggests that there is a problem with the system.
What does Service code B16 on a 2009 Honda Pilot mean?
It means it's time to trade in your car for 2013 model. Lol
What does service code A14 mean on 2006 Honda Pilot?
A - replace engine oil 1 - rotate tires 4 - replace spark plugs, timing belt (if needed), inspect water pump and valve clearance.
What is the code to reset the radio in a 2007 Honda Pilot?
The code varies from car to car. You will need to contact the local Honda dealership to see if they can provide you the code to reset the Pilot's radio.
What does service code B12 on a Honda Pilot?
The code B12 for a Honda Pilot indicates three different services that are needed. The B indicates that there is an oil and filter change required. The 1 is for a tire rotation and the 2 is for the replacement of the air filter and cabin filter, as well as the drive belt needs to be checked.
