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Honda Jazz Mk2 2008-2015 / Re: User Manual
« Last post by Bazzzer on Today at 09:06:41 PM »You could try here (I'm not sure about any hoops you'd have to jump through)
https://www.manuals.co.uk/honda/fit-2014/manual
https://www.manuals.co.uk/honda/fit-2014/manual
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Honda Jazz Mk4 2020 - / Re: New Jazz - Questions
« Last post by aphybrid on Today at 07:55:57 PM »Having 'renewed' my Crosstar I have noticed it is quieter, and the brake regeneration is more apparent. The increased HP has not really been apparent but have not done any motorway running where it might show at higher ICE only conditions.
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Honda Jazz Mk4 2020 - / Re: New Jazz - Questions
« Last post by Pine on Today at 07:17:27 PM »Question on Climate Control:
I am in the habit of turning the CC off when I get home so that the next time I power on I can manoeuvre out of my parking space in silence. Once on the road I press Auto. I can see that the fan speed varies but there is no indicator light to show that the AC is operating. Is this correct?
I am in the habit of turning the CC off when I get home so that the next time I power on I can manoeuvre out of my parking space in silence. Once on the road I press Auto. I can see that the fan speed varies but there is no indicator light to show that the AC is operating. Is this correct?
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Honda Jazz Mk4 2020 - / Re: Rear seat armrest
« Last post by Kremmen on Today at 03:14:39 PM »If it's a similar design to the Civic then yes but wait for confirmation
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Honda Jazz Mk4 2020 - / Re: latest MK4 Garmin map update
« Last post by coldstart on Today at 02:59:56 PM »Current map version is 2026.10Thank you for your reply!
Maybe you should consider to read the thread before replying because that (latest map version = 2026.10) is exactly what I finally was able to update to
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Honda Jazz Mk4 2020 - / Re: Rear seat armrest
« Last post by coldstart on Today at 02:52:51 PM »Out of curiosity: Can the backrest with the armrest still be folded down?
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Honda Jazz Mk4 2020 - / Re: Space saver
« Last post by Tombola on Today at 01:21:26 PM »I don’t know how the no came up, should be JUST THANKSJust buy one from here https://www.thewheelshop.co.uk/product-category/space-saver-wheels/honda-1/honda-jazz-2008-present-day/vehicle-year-2008-present-day/
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Honda Jazz Mk4 2020 - / Re: Space saver
« Last post by Lord Voltermore on Today at 12:37:50 PM »I did a bit of research into the spacesaver for a mini. It said that on some cooper models its advisable to only use a spacesaver on the rear . If necessary you may need to do a double wheel change ,swopping a full sized wheel from the rear to the front. 
I dont know if this is because coopers have larger front brakes calipers, or just a sensible precaution in view of their extra performance.
When I was looking for a second set of wheels back in 2021 I noticed that a major manufacturer of after market steel rims had a version specified for mk1,2 and 3 Jazz but had introduced a new wheel model for the mk4 (which was also suitable for earlier cars) It had the same centre bore size, PCD and E/T off set. I assumed its shape had been changed to allow more clearance for bigger brake callipers. This put me off buying used rims from a mk3, although IIRC some on this forum said mk3 wheels will fit a mk4.
This doesnt fill me with confidence that even a spacesaver that came from an earlier Jazz will be compatible on a mk4 , at least without a test fitting.
I dont know if this is because coopers have larger front brakes calipers, or just a sensible precaution in view of their extra performance. When I was looking for a second set of wheels back in 2021 I noticed that a major manufacturer of after market steel rims had a version specified for mk1,2 and 3 Jazz but had introduced a new wheel model for the mk4 (which was also suitable for earlier cars) It had the same centre bore size, PCD and E/T off set. I assumed its shape had been changed to allow more clearance for bigger brake callipers. This put me off buying used rims from a mk3, although IIRC some on this forum said mk3 wheels will fit a mk4.
This doesnt fill me with confidence that even a spacesaver that came from an earlier Jazz will be compatible on a mk4 , at least without a test fitting.
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Honda Jazz Mk2 2008-2015 / Re: Things to look out for before purchase
« Last post by TheDonut on Today at 12:06:27 PM »Check the steering for stiffness, bought mine last year this is theain issue i had with it.
Took it back , so say fixed it , they didn't ( long story )and im currently trying to resolve it myself via my local garage by greasing the steering rack .
Giving it another week or two then will replace battery if grease doesn't work.
D
Took it back , so say fixed it , they didn't ( long story )and im currently trying to resolve it myself via my local garage by greasing the steering rack .
Giving it another week or two then will replace battery if grease doesn't work.
D
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Honda Jazz Mk4 2020 - / Re: Space saver
« Last post by Downsizer on Today at 11:01:30 AM »Try and get a loan of a space saver and drive with it fitted to a rear position then a front position.The spacesaver is simply a reliable way of getting you slowly to a garage. I have only used one once, on a hire car in Italy and it was invaluable. The garage swapped the hire car so our holiday was not disrupted for long. I don’t carry one now as I’ve decided I’m too old to change a wheel! I will rely on Honda assistance instead, or perhaps, reluctantly, the gunk.
I drove a jaz with a space saver once - never again!!
