Honda Maintenance Minders Explained

Honda Maintenance Minder Guide

Know your code

One letter. One or more numbers. No mystery.

Select a code to see the typical service item it represents. Your dashboard may combine codes—for example, B1 means complete B and 1 together.

Select a code

Main items use A or B. Sub-items use numbers.

A
Main item

Engine oil service

$82.24Starting price
  • Replace engine oil

Additional & Seasonal Services

Fuel Induction Service$326.11
Power Steering System Flush$266.25
Battery Service$92.70
Spring/Summer Service$211.00Winter Service$149.93

Prices reproduced from the supplied service-menu image and may change. Taxes, fees, model-specific requirements, and dealer pricing may vary. Confirm current pricing before service.

Built around your driving

Maintenance that adapts to you.

Rather than relying only on a fixed mileage interval, the system estimates oil life and groups upcoming maintenance items when practical.

01 / MONITORS

Your driving conditions

The vehicle accounts for operating conditions and driving habits as it estimates remaining engine-oil life.

02 / ALERTS

Your dashboard notifies you

Oil-life percentage, a maintenance message, and service codes appear as service approaches.

03 / SIMPLIFIES

Services are grouped

Main and sub-items can be combined so related maintenance can be handled during the same visit.

Read the display

What your oil-life percentage means.

Use the message on your vehicle’s display as the prompt for service.

100–16%Oil life is being monitored.
15%Maintenance is due soon. Plan your visit.
5%Maintenance is due now.
0%Service is past due. Arrange it promptly.
Important: Maintenance items vary by model, model year, powertrain, equipment, and driving conditions. Consult your vehicle’s owner’s manual for the exact requirements.

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Information is provided for general reference and may be incomplete or inaccurate. Always consult your vehicle’s owner’s manual or a qualified service professional.Honda Information Center reference ↗