2015 Accord - What does this light indicate?
#1
2015 Accord - What does this light indicate?
Morning!
This may be painfully obvious, but trying to google this or find it in the manual is proving difficult.
It's referenced in the manual with relation to the "Select/Reset ****" that's directly below it, but I can't verify if that's the intended purpose.
It's always on, and it's making me somewhat crazy.
Would someone be able to explain what this light is, what it indicates, and it's purpose (if any)?
This may be painfully obvious, but trying to google this or find it in the manual is proving difficult.
It's referenced in the manual with relation to the "Select/Reset ****" that's directly below it, but I can't verify if that's the intended purpose.
It's always on, and it's making me somewhat crazy.
Would someone be able to explain what this light is, what it indicates, and it's purpose (if any)?
#3
Yeah, others have suggested that too. Unfortunately, toggling cruise on/off doesn't toggle the light. And there's dedicated cruise lights elsewhere on the panel.
Here's the closest reference I can find in the manual:
My only guess is that it's a light for the odometer/trip ****, but that seems so... superfluous?
Here's the closest reference I can find in the manual:
My only guess is that it's a light for the odometer/trip ****, but that seems so... superfluous?
#4
That is just the symbol/identifier for the select/reset ****.
The select/reset **** is explained in the attached PDF excerpt from the technology reference guide, available on Honda's website. The **** can toggle between the different displays for oil life, trip, etc.
The **** can also be use to reset the oil life and other maintenance minder items.
The select/reset **** is explained in the attached PDF excerpt from the technology reference guide, available on Honda's website. The **** can toggle between the different displays for oil life, trip, etc.
The **** can also be use to reset the oil life and other maintenance minder items.
#5
I miss the days when auto manufacturers used words instead of symbols. I think the trend toward symbols may have started with Volkswagen... that's the first car I saw them in... picture of a flame for the Lighter, e.g.
#7
Yes, you are correct... that **** does (also) adjust brightness and if you push in it will reset the trip-ometer
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