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Honda Jazz Mk2 2008-2015 / Re: Centre under tray noise
« Last post by cnikonpete on Today at 09:52:04 AM »Think I have found my irritating noise,nothing to do with under tray, found if passenger pushed on front passenger window, the noise went!
Sprayed the window runners with silicone spray,which had a dramatic effect, now going to repeat with white grease spray
Will be so happy works
Sprayed the window runners with silicone spray,which had a dramatic effect, now going to repeat with white grease spray
Will be so happy works
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Honda Jazz Mk1 2002-2008 / Re: Cigarette lighter port help
« Last post by Faze786 on Today at 09:33:02 AM »At this point buy some cheapo usb charger and try again. I bought mine for 4€ at supermarket and it works till now.
Or you can remove the center console and hardwire it under the consoleits sketchy but i have it like that for small bluetooth receiver plugged into aux
Can you show me a pic of the one you have please?
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Honda Jazz Mk4 2020 - / Re: Mk 4 2022 front camera fogs up in cold weather
« Last post by Lord Voltermore on Today at 09:23:46 AM »I have had it happen a few times on exceptionally damp or cold mornings. Fortunately I dont often need to drive off immediately straight onto a motorway. But it can sometimes take a total of 15 minutes of initial demisting/defrosting on the driveway and then some driving before affected systems come on line. This must be frustrating if it represents most of a daily commute. Maybe its a good thing that during a period when the car is cold and visibility may not yet be 100% that the driver is more proactive.
I dont know of a cure. Some sort of fan or piezo electrical heating elements inside the camera module might help. Or small silica gel pouch hung from the mirror. I have vague memories that Honda actually modified the camera pod ventilation slightly to reduce the chances of the camera overheating in summer. But maybe this was just a suggestion someone made in a post or relating to dashcams
Going a bit off topic , sometimes my RDMS (Road departure mitigation ) switches itself off for a few minutes if its picking up confusing signals ,such as from long grass at the edge of the road. Its ironic that systems that some of us dislike so much and actively disable or never use can be missed by others when unavailable for a few minutes.
I dont know of a cure. Some sort of fan or piezo electrical heating elements inside the camera module might help. Or small silica gel pouch hung from the mirror. I have vague memories that Honda actually modified the camera pod ventilation slightly to reduce the chances of the camera overheating in summer. But maybe this was just a suggestion someone made in a post or relating to dashcams
Going a bit off topic , sometimes my RDMS (Road departure mitigation ) switches itself off for a few minutes if its picking up confusing signals ,such as from long grass at the edge of the road. Its ironic that systems that some of us dislike so much and actively disable or never use can be missed by others when unavailable for a few minutes.
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Honda Jazz Mk1 2002-2008 / Re: Hiccup at 1800 rpm
« Last post by Robyorkshire on Today at 08:47:36 AM »Have you checked the condition of the air filter to see if it needs replacing? Might also be worth adding a bottle of redex or similar to your fuel tank.
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Honda Jazz Mk4 2020 - / Re: Mk 4 2022 front camera fogs up in cold weather
« Last post by jazzaro on Today at 08:15:41 AM »Hi all, I bought a mk 4 Jazz about a month ago, I like it very much, but , I can’t use the front camera in very cold weather, as the camera fogs up, and it takes a while for it to clear, has anyone else seen this problem, and , has anyone found an answer? Cheers. 😎🏍👍😁Same issue of the mk3, and same solution: keep the aircon in AUTO or forced in ON mode, this will remove humidity from the cabin and keep the windscreen clear.
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Honda Jazz Mk4 2020 - / Re: Mk 4 2022 front camera fogs up in cold weather
« Last post by Nicksey on Today at 08:10:29 AM »The 'FRONT' setting has always cleared my screen very quickly. 5 minutes sat on the front is enough to give the system time to warm up and clear any fogginess on the inside.
I must add, that I do use an Autoglym glass cleaner regularly (once a month) on the interior glass too, so maybe this helps.
Whilst i would agree with you regarding fogginess on the inside, the front facing camera depends on a clear view out of the outside at the top of the screen, which is the place it takes longest to defrost
Which is why on my previous post on this thread, that I said I put a warmed cloth over the camera/sensor area on the outside while I waited for the demisting to take effect on the inside.
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Honda Jazz Mk4 2020 - / Re: Getting a used mk4, what to look for?
« Last post by coldstart on Today at 05:53:24 AM »...
Well.. I have a Jazz now
Congratulations and welcome to the club!
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Honda Jazz Mk4 2020 - / Re: Getting a used mk4, what to look for?
« Last post by dfconnolly on Today at 05:28:54 AM »Check the front seat bolsters for splits :'(
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Honda Jazz Mk4 2020 - / Re: Spray warning
« Last post by Hicardo on December 08, 2025, 10:40:18 PM »Yes this has happened to me a few times in very bad weather
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Honda Jazz Mk4 2020 - / Re: Mk 4 2022 front camera fogs up in cold weather
« Last post by Hicardo on December 08, 2025, 10:38:24 PM »The 'FRONT' setting has always cleared my screen very quickly. 5 minutes sat on the front is enough to give the system time to warm up and clear any fogginess on the inside.
I must add, that I do use an Autoglym glass cleaner regularly (once a month) on the interior glass too, so maybe this helps.
Whilst i would agree with you regarding fogginess on the inside, the front facing camera depends on a clear view out of the outside at the top of the screen, which is the place it takes longest to defrost
