engine maintenance lights up 10x

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by jaehankim, Oct 17, 2006.

  1. jaehankim

    jaehankim Guest

    When I start my 2002 accord, the engine maintenance light lights up 10x
    before going out. What does that mean?
     
    jaehankim, Oct 17, 2006
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  2. jaehankim

    Seth Guest

    You mean it's flashing?

    Do your maintenance. It's time (or at least the onboard computer thinks
    it's time).
     
    Seth, Oct 17, 2006
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  3. If you have the manual, it should tell you what it means.

    If not, read this:
    http://www.tegger.com/hondafaq/maintenance-reqd-light.html
     
    High Tech Misfit, Oct 17, 2006
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  4. jaehankim

    jaehankim Guest

    I figured its for some kind of maintenance, but I wanted to know what
    it was before I take it in. I have about 102,000 miles. It's
    automatic. When I start the engine, the light flashes or blinks 10
    times before shutting off completely. The car seems to run normally.
    It may be too early to tell.
     
    jaehankim, Oct 17, 2006
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  5. jaehankim

    jaehankim Guest

    I figured its for some kind of maintenance, but I wanted to know what
    it was before I take it in. I have about 102,000 miles. It's
    automatic. When I start the engine, the light flashes or blinks 10
    times before shutting off completely. The car seems to run normally.
    It may be too early to tell.
     
    jaehankim, Oct 17, 2006
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  6. It means exactly what it says in the owner's manual.

    The odometer is reflecting that it's time to take it in for regular
    service of some kind.
     
    Elmo P. Shagnasty, Oct 17, 2006
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  7. jaehankim

    Seth Guest

    What's the owners manual say for service that is to take place in the 100k
    to 110k range? If it was indicated a problem, then the check engine light
    would be on, not the maint. light. Could be as silly as too long since last
    oil change reset.
     
    Seth, Oct 17, 2006
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