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Honda Jazz Forums => Honda Jazz Mk2 2008-2015 => Topic started by: GBH on March 14, 2024, 11:57:11 AM
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I have two queries with my Jazz (owned for 2.5 years and has generally given good, reliable service) however;
A: The headlight switch is usually left on "Automatic" but I find that often the lights will not turn themselves on during daytime when the weather is overcast / dull / drizzling but will come on when there is a clear sky and the sun is shining!
B:Car is used primarily for local journeys so mileage is is still low, currently at 57k, but I have been waiting for the "Service Due" light to come on before doing a major service (I have done oil changes and other odd jobs such as brake pads in the mean time) but having played with the "info" button on the steering wheel I cannot get it to indicate either "service due" or "xxx miles to next service".
Car had only 50k miles when purchased and I replaced the battery a year later at 53k miles, so was wondering if the above are related to when the battery was changed if it should have been "coded" to the car?
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I have exactly the same issue with the automatic lights. They seem to have a 'mind of their own'. Fine at dawn and dusk, but I often intervene in relation to murky conditions. That said I do in falling rain or fog too.
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Slightly off-topic (sorry) but has anyone got a recommendation for replacement dipped beam bulbs for the Jazz? Frankly, the light output from the standard bulbs is miserable...
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Slightly off-topic (sorry) but has anyone got a recommendation for replacement dipped beam bulbs for the Jazz? Frankly, the light output from the standard bulbs is miserable...
Classic led bulbs will cure that. Not cheap but very effective
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"info" button on the steering wheel I cannot get it to indicate either "service due" or "xxx miles to next service".
Maybe the service reminders have been disabled by a dealer for a previous owner? - like my used MK3
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"info" button on the steering wheel I cannot get it to indicate either "service due" or "xxx miles to next service".
Maybe the service reminders have been disabled by a dealer for a previous owner? - like my used MK3
Thank you for that. I was not aware that a dealer could or would do that. The service book has bee kept up to date with a stamp for each year' so the book is nearly full although the mileage is not yet 60,000. I believe that the first owner may have had it under a "disability" lease so it would make sense to have the car serviced annually rather than by distance as it must have been only used for short journeys.