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HR-V 1 (1998-2006, petrol)

Maintenance Schedule (European Models, Severe Conditions) (Honda HR-V 1)

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*1: Generally, the timing belt should be replaced at the intervals specified in the maintenance schedule (under normal conditions). Replace the timing belt every 75,000 km if the vehicle is continuously driven under the following conditions:
  • at very high temperatures (above 43°C)
  • at very low temperatures (below -29°C)

*2: Replace the CVT fluid every 22,500 km/18 months if the vehicle is driven mainly at high speeds and in high temperatures (over 32°C).

*3: Replace every 90,000 km/72 months, then every 45,000 km/36 months. Follow the severe service schedule if the vehicle is operated MAINLY under the following conditions:
  • Driving distances less than 8 km per trip or in cold temperatures less than 16 km per trip.
  • Driving in high temperatures (over 32°C).
  • Stop-and-go driving or driving in conditions requiring long periods of idling.
  • Towing a trailer, driving with a roof rack or in mountainous areas.
  • Driving on dusty, muddy or salted roads.

Note: If the vehicle is driven under severe conditions only OCCASIONALLY, follow the normal condition maintenance schedule above.
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HR-V 1 (1998-2006, petrol) 
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