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Honda Jazz Mk3 2015-2020 / Re: Tyre deflation warning constantly coming on.
« Last post by Kremmen on September 10, 2026, 01:25:57 PM »Many years ago they would an inner-tube in
Not allowed now for whatever reason
Not allowed now for whatever reason
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Honda Jazz Mk3 2015-2020 / Re: Tyre deflation warning constantly coming on.
« Last post by Toptek on September 10, 2026, 10:14:39 AM »My assumption is that when you reset the TPMS it is based upon all tyres being checked and the pressure set correctly. The following part of the procedure, driving at various speeds, turns and bends etc teaches the system how each wheel is performing rotation wise and can determine any change from the calibrated values.
There are variables to consider such as hot/cold weather, motorway heating, which may not be equal to each tyre, hence a change to what it expects.
I have checked the tyre pressure in summer and winter and needed to reset for both.
My issue is a front tyre losing pressure over a few months, more than the other three. It has been into a reputable local tyre fitters who state it's due to corrosion on the rim.
I might check it shortly and try to preempt it activating.
There are variables to consider such as hot/cold weather, motorway heating, which may not be equal to each tyre, hence a change to what it expects.
I have checked the tyre pressure in summer and winter and needed to reset for both.
My issue is a front tyre losing pressure over a few months, more than the other three. It has been into a reputable local tyre fitters who state it's due to corrosion on the rim.
I might check it shortly and try to preempt it activating.
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Honda Jazz Mk3 2015-2020 / Re: common alloy issue?
« Last post by Kremmen on September 10, 2026, 09:19:17 AM »Alloy wheel problems, like you describe, were a common problem on the Lexus IS200
I had all mine replaced under warranty after just 2 years as they were bubbling
At the time, on the Lexus forum, the rumour was something to do with the way the Japanese made the alloy, not fit for UK weather
I had all mine replaced under warranty after just 2 years as they were bubbling
At the time, on the Lexus forum, the rumour was something to do with the way the Japanese made the alloy, not fit for UK weather
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Honda Jazz Mk3 2015-2020 / Re: common alloy issue?
« Last post by ColinB on September 10, 2026, 07:05:23 AM »If these are the original wheels and you’re sure there’s no evidence of external damage (kerbing, careless tyre fitter, previous repairs, etc) then you might like to have a robust conversation with the dealer about whether this premature failure is reasonable and see if he’ll contribute to the cost. Can’t remember now whether the anti-corrosion warranty covers the wheels but do check that. Good luck.
If you end up going down the repair route, then why not buy one spare (even a cheap steel wheel) and get the alloys done one at a time so you’re not off the road at a difficult time? Or, if the damage is just cosmetic and not structural, leave it until a more convenient time?
If you end up going down the repair route, then why not buy one spare (even a cheap steel wheel) and get the alloys done one at a time so you’re not off the road at a difficult time? Or, if the damage is just cosmetic and not structural, leave it until a more convenient time?
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Honda Jazz Mk4 2020 - / Re: HERE map updates
« Last post by emp on September 10, 2026, 06:55:16 AM »they seem to have updated their site. Few months ago you had to select the CR-V to update the navigation system for the Jazz but now you can also select the Jazz from the menu:
https://here.navigation.com/home/de_DE/HondaEMEA/EUR
https://here.navigation.com/home/de_DE/HondaEMEA/EUR
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Honda Jazz Mk4 2020 - / Re: Finally got rid of the Jazz
« Last post by John Ratsey on September 09, 2026, 08:53:13 PM »I looked at the Inster as I love the looks and the reviews are brilliant. But no go for me . No heated seats (bad bacK) nor steering wheel, no sun roof, range so-so 0-62 pathetic (after eNiro)My Inster has the heated seats, heated steering wheel and the sun roof, also a heat pump https://quotes.carwow.co.uk/deals/a8ee038883b8525e61881455f04dab07. The range with a full battery at the start is looking to be around 200 miles in fair weather and keeping off motorways (or going at lorry speed). I've found the acceleration to be plenty good enough and the 4th step on the deceleration is much the same as using B mode on the Jazz (I haven't yet tried the full one pedal option). And the interior probably meets the requirements discussed here https://clubjazz.org/forum/index.php?topic=18591.0.
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Honda Jazz Mk1 2002-2008 / Re: What MPG are you getting from your Mk1 Honda Jazz ?
« Last post by FiJazz on September 09, 2026, 07:21:35 PM »67mpg after new exhaust fitted (turns out badly) up to Scottyland & back, on only half tank & 60-70mph. However down south on minor & A roads averages 54mpg. Took photo of the mpg / trip & petrol gauge when I realised the motorway mpg was excellent performance. By then (the photo shot) it had dropped to 66.5mpg 
. Newly purchased , 2 previous owners , 107000m on the clock. 1.2 Jazz 2006.
. Newly purchased , 2 previous owners , 107000m on the clock. 1.2 Jazz 2006.98
Honda Jazz Mk4 2020 - / Re: Why are car interiors so drab?
« Last post by csp on September 09, 2026, 05:06:51 PM »My 2027 model Jazz Elegance in Sea Bed Blue came with grey upholstery which makes a nice change from the very dark upholstery in my previous 2020 Jazz SR
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Honda Jazz Mk4 2020 - / Re: loss of acceleration
« Last post by Morag1 on September 09, 2026, 01:46:03 PM »I had a tile (location tile) attached to the key ring and wondered if that may have affected
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Honda Jazz Mk2 2008-2015 / Dash mat recommendations
« Last post by Synchrotron on September 09, 2026, 01:38:43 PM »Hi all,
I know there are several forum posts about this, but most are quite old, and the links no longer work.
Like many others, I am struggling with the reflections caused by the dashboard onto the windscreen when driving in sunny weather. It hasn't been as bad over the summer, when I could wear my polarised sunglasses, but now that the angle of the sun is getting lower, and I have to wear different glasses (prescription, they darken in response to sunlight, but they aren't polarised) the glare is getting very distracting. I have a very long commute that overlaps with sunrise and sunset through much of the autumn and spring, so lots of low-angle, uncomfortable sun glare.
I was wondering whether you might have any recent recommendations for a dash mat, ideally a non-adhesive one. Alternatively, whether you use a product to render the dash plastic matt, and whether this completely eliminates this issue (older posts seem to have mixed opinions on this approach).
Thanks in advance!
I know there are several forum posts about this, but most are quite old, and the links no longer work.
Like many others, I am struggling with the reflections caused by the dashboard onto the windscreen when driving in sunny weather. It hasn't been as bad over the summer, when I could wear my polarised sunglasses, but now that the angle of the sun is getting lower, and I have to wear different glasses (prescription, they darken in response to sunlight, but they aren't polarised) the glare is getting very distracting. I have a very long commute that overlaps with sunrise and sunset through much of the autumn and spring, so lots of low-angle, uncomfortable sun glare.
I was wondering whether you might have any recent recommendations for a dash mat, ideally a non-adhesive one. Alternatively, whether you use a product to render the dash plastic matt, and whether this completely eliminates this issue (older posts seem to have mixed opinions on this approach).
Thanks in advance!
