Finnish Skyride Blue Jazz 1.5 Dynamic

[TnTkr]

I think the discussion is now spinning a bit away from the thread topic, isn't it.

[Gibo]

Yes, sure the car will be fitted with winter tyres. I'll get 15" wheels for that as higher profile is better for winter. I'm pondering if I'd buy 185/60R15, which is the original size in Trend and Comfort trims, or go to even higher profile 185/65R15.

How do you like 186 65 15?
I got 15" rims with my new jazz and just about to choose tires for mild Croatian winter.
Thinking about 65 instead of 60 for height for more comfort...

[TnTkr]

I have absolutely no problem with those! It's hard to say what's the difference from the higher profile and what is just different tyres, so I don't know if they are more comfortable, but every millimeter to the ground clearance is welcome.

[TnTkr]

I'd add that for mild Croatian Winter I would go for 185/65R15 88H Michelin Crossclimate 2.

[Gibo]

Just came from MOT, only wheel option for Dynamic by COC is 16", for 15" they made measurements and will check if it can be approved/atested.
Even if they approve it I am stuck with 15/185/60 or buy new tires (65), go again there but they may or may not approve it

CrossClimate sounds like perfect choice,

[TnTkr]

Here the tyre size can be changed from the original (stated in CoC) within certain specified limits.

[TnTkr]

Rather crispy morning today, coldest of this winter so far.

[Gibo]

Is it sunny at list?

[TnTkr]

Yes! The weather was extremely nice last week! Like a postcard: clear sky, snow on the ground and on the trees.

[TnTkr]

Normally I always use an electric block heater and interior heater to pre-heat the car before start. This morning I had an urgent need to go immediately without any pre-heating, and it happened to be quite cold, -27 °C. It's long time I've had to do it, and never with my Jazz. I didn't remember how it feels to drive a chunk of ice. The average fuel consumption during the first 2 km was 27 l/100 km.

[olduser1]

That's real cold weather, glad your Jazz responded.

[TnTkr]

Couple of weeks ago I got this infamous multiple warning lights phenomena while starting the hot engine. I was of course worried, because I've red so many threads about faulty fuel injectors and other costly problems. However, it appears that I was lucky, and it was just a loose battery terminal connection. Propably untightened in the last annual service. I'll defenitely let the workshop know what they forgot.

[TnTkr]

It seems it was too early to make a conclusion. After a longish highway drive in a hot day I stopped to fill the tank. The engine started fine, but after couple of seconds stopped abd showed all the same warnings. And didn't start anymore. We took a taxi to home and prepared to tow the Jazz to a dealer workshop, but when we were back after an hour or so, it started fine. Anyhow I drove it straigth to the dealer, and it's now there waiting for diagnose.

[HertsHonda]

Fuel Filter?
Air Lock ?  try removing fuel filler cap?
Are there any tubes/valves that allow air into the tank as fuel consumed - in any Honda Jazz Mk..x..?

[TnTkr]

More likely some sensor fails when hot. And it only gets that hot in hot weather when a hot engine is stopped and coolant is not running and fan is not blowing.