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Honda Jazz Mk1 2002-2008 / Ckp relearn
« Last post by tagger on November 28, 2022, 09:32:20 PM »Hi
Got a jazz 2003 that needs a ckp relearn.
I have think diag bluetooth UK unit that doesn't support this.
Anybody know of an inexpensive scan tool that will do this.
Cheers ian
Got a jazz 2003 that needs a ckp relearn.
I have think diag bluetooth UK unit that doesn't support this.
Anybody know of an inexpensive scan tool that will do this.
Cheers ian
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Off Topic (Non-Honda) / Re: Auto parking etc.
« Last post by Neil Ives on November 28, 2022, 07:24:19 PM »I just want to add that a rigid vehicle is much more manouverable in reverse.
A couple of years ago I spent a week driving a canal narrow-boat. I realised while bumping side to side across the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct that a boat steers from the back, like reversing a car.
A couple of years ago I spent a week driving a canal narrow-boat. I realised while bumping side to side across the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct that a boat steers from the back, like reversing a car.
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Off Topic (Non-Honda) / Re: Car theft and Keyless entry.
« Last post by Jocko on November 28, 2022, 07:19:23 PM »At one place where I worked, we had a jobbing plumber who used to come in for wee jobs. This day, my mate and I were in the yard and walking past his Bedford CF van. His Doberman was in the front with the window slightly open. It barked, so my mate went up to the window and barked back. The dog got even more vocal. Once Bill was tired of winding up the dog we continued on our way, only to find the rear doors of the van were open and there stood the dog. Bill was off like a shot.
When I told the plumber the story he said Bill was perfectly safe as the dog would not set foot out of the van. Just don't try getting in it!
When I told the plumber the story he said Bill was perfectly safe as the dog would not set foot out of the van. Just don't try getting in it!
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Honda Jazz Mk3 2015 - 2020 / Re: Jazz 2018 SE Water in Driver Side footwell !
« Last post by Glosrich on November 28, 2022, 07:04:44 PM »All looks pretty normal, no signs of damage.
I still advise getting your hose pipe out soak the passenger and driver's door and windscreen in turn and then see if it gets wet inside.
It's most likely a badly sealed windscreen.
Also worth checking the pollen filter behind the glovebox in case that is wet.
Here is a guide
https://catalog.mann-filter.com/file/Product/MediaAssets/HBBBJ1T7.pdf
I still advise getting your hose pipe out soak the passenger and driver's door and windscreen in turn and then see if it gets wet inside.
It's most likely a badly sealed windscreen.
Also worth checking the pollen filter behind the glovebox in case that is wet.
Here is a guide
https://catalog.mann-filter.com/file/Product/MediaAssets/HBBBJ1T7.pdf
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Honda Jazz Mk3 2015 - 2020 / Re: Jazz 1.3 suitable ?
« Last post by Glosrich on November 28, 2022, 07:00:23 PM »Depends what you are used to doesn't it.
The Jazz is a small car, it's never going to be that refined.
The OP has a Civic, I suggest he sticks with one or a similar sized car.
For what it is, a runabout, it is very good and reliable.
The Jazz is a small car, it's never going to be that refined.
The OP has a Civic, I suggest he sticks with one or a similar sized car.
For what it is, a runabout, it is very good and reliable.
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Honda & Other Honda Models / Re: Which extras and Luxuries are worth having.
« Last post by richardfrost on November 28, 2022, 04:04:18 PM »Must haves:
A spare wheel
Heated seats
Upright driving position
Parking sensors
Rear view camera
The common theme here is these all are great for my bad back.
Can do without:
Sat Nav
Rattles and squeaks
The colour grey
Auto anything
Looks like my next car might be a Dacia
A spare wheel
Heated seats
Upright driving position
Parking sensors
Rear view camera
The common theme here is these all are great for my bad back.
Can do without:
Sat Nav
Rattles and squeaks
The colour grey
Auto anything
Looks like my next car might be a Dacia
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Off Topic (Non-Honda) / Re: Car theft and Keyless entry.
« Last post by BIGFELLAH on November 28, 2022, 03:49:53 PM »Which sort of defeats the convenience and speed advantages of keyless.
It seems the scrotes are attracted to German and Range Rovers.
Those of us with the lowly Jazz and the disable key buttons press should be safer.
I did see once a sticker on a van saying “THIS VEHICLE IS PROTECTED BY A DOBERMAN WITH AIDS”
I’m sure the intending perpetrators would perhaps not risk it incase there maybe such a creature within.
Or perhaps the Warning PLEASE BE AWARE the driver of this vehicle is suffering from LONG COVID.
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Honda Jazz Mk3 2015 - 2020 / Re: Jazz 2018 SE Water in Driver Side footwell !
« Last post by Philno on November 28, 2022, 03:18:37 PM »8 days on (with most days being rainy) the big puddle in driver's footwell has not reoccurred, touchwood.
Today being dry and sunny, I did a few more checks.
Please see attached photos of the upper engine bay on driver's side. This is where the screen washer pipe goes to the trim under windscreen.
There appears to be a badly sealed seam with a dirty water gunged area coming down from near it. I cleaned the area and have applied a generous bead of silicon sealant all around it. I'll see if this has any effect.
I checked the bottom of the drivers door and there were no wet water trails on the inner door seal footplate area.
The lower bottom right hand side of the floorpan next to the front door pillar is still
damp. I am going to get my wet/dry vac to it tomorrow to try and get out some of the remaining water that accumulated in the underfelt last week, so I can see if the leak is still occuring.
So still trial and error for now.
The only other thing I did was to stick a temporary strip of vinyl tape between windscreen and the black plastic trim beneath it.
Looking on the web, leaks of this type seem to effect many makes of cars!
Today being dry and sunny, I did a few more checks.
Please see attached photos of the upper engine bay on driver's side. This is where the screen washer pipe goes to the trim under windscreen.
There appears to be a badly sealed seam with a dirty water gunged area coming down from near it. I cleaned the area and have applied a generous bead of silicon sealant all around it. I'll see if this has any effect.
I checked the bottom of the drivers door and there were no wet water trails on the inner door seal footplate area.
The lower bottom right hand side of the floorpan next to the front door pillar is still
damp. I am going to get my wet/dry vac to it tomorrow to try and get out some of the remaining water that accumulated in the underfelt last week, so I can see if the leak is still occuring.
So still trial and error for now.
The only other thing I did was to stick a temporary strip of vinyl tape between windscreen and the black plastic trim beneath it.
Looking on the web, leaks of this type seem to effect many makes of cars!
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Honda & Other Honda Models / Re: Which extras and Luxuries are worth having.
« Last post by Kremmen on November 28, 2022, 02:51:32 PM »
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Off Topic (Non-Honda) / Re: Car theft and Keyless entry.
« Last post by Kremmen on November 28, 2022, 02:14:32 PM »Which sort of defeats the convenience and speed advantages of keyless.
It seems the scrotes are attracted to German and Range Rovers.
Those of us with the lowly Jazz and the disable key buttons press should be safer.
It seems the scrotes are attracted to German and Range Rovers.
Those of us with the lowly Jazz and the disable key buttons press should be safer.
