Never clean vinyl trim with detergents, caustic soaps or kerosene-based cleaners. Simple soap and water work just fine, and a soft brush can easily remove stubborn dirt. Wash your vinyl trim as often as you wash the rest of your car.
After cleaning, using high-quality protective products for rubber and vinyl surfaces will help prevent oxidation and cracking. The protective agent can also be applied to glass seals, vacuum lines and rubber hoses, which often fail due to chemical degradation, as well as to tires.
Vinyl Trim — Maintenance and Repair (Honda CR-V 1)
- General information
- User manual
- Technical data
- Maintenance
- Power unit
- Engine repair
- Lubrication system
- Cooling system
- Exhaust system
- Fuel system
- Engine management
- Engine electrical equipment
- Transmission
- Clutch
- Manual gearbox
- Automatic gearbox
- Rear differential
- Drive shafts
- Chassis and running gear
- Steering
- Front suspension
- Rear suspension
- Brake system
- Body and interior
- Exterior (external elements)
- Interior (internal elements)
- Doors, locks and windows
- General information
- Maintenance
- Tips for car owner
- Power unit
- Engine repair
- Engine overhaul
- Cooling and lubrication system
- Engine electrical equipment
- Control system
- Fuel system
- Transmission
- Clutch and drive shafts
- Car gearbox
- Chassis and running gear
- Front suspension
- Rear suspension
- Steering
- Brake system
- Body and interior
- Body service
- Exterior (external elements)
- Interior (internal elements)
- Electrical equipment
- Equipment and devices
- Electrical circuits