CivicMichael
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- 2016 Civic Touring (CBP)
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@Ultrafrozen Cool, thanks for the tip. I didn't know it could do that.
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It actually says Min 70%. The actual meter is 74-75% front and 77-78% back.Our stock windows are 70% tinted all around... Check its written on every window and windshields as well.....
Yeah, this is a useful trick when you're parking for a while but want to keep listening to your music. I use this every day when I'm picking up my wife from work. I just hope it isn't bad for the transmission to shift it into park after the car is turned off.Not sure if this is a trick or just me being dense and missing it in the manual:
If you leave your car in drive and turn off the car, the car beeps four times and the infotainment system keeps running.
When the battery in the fob dies! The automatic unlock feature will NOT work!! You have to remove the key from the fob and manually unlock your door, put the key back in the fob, hold the key next to the push start button and the vehicle will start. Push start is effected by a dead battery!What actual key? All I got were two fobs.
Does this work for the 2016 Honda Civic 4 Door LX? I can't test it yet because I just got the windows tinted. Thanks.My favourite tip that I discovered later on is how you can double-tap and hold the unlock button on the key fob to open all windows and moonroof simultaneously. The longer you hold it, the more the windows will open. It's a great feature when approaching your car on a hot day but it also makes you feel a little like Batman. Unfortunately you can't do the opposite with the lock button but you can use the actual key in the driver's door by turning it counter clock-wise twice and hold to close all windows and moonroof.
There should be a spot for the key on the drivers door onlyYeah, I am going to have to spend some time figuring this out, because there isn't even a key spot that I can see, just a rubber push button on the door handle.
Just tested it on my LX. It worked!Does this work for the 2016 Honda Civic 4 Door LX? I can't test it yet because I just got the windows tinted. Thanks.
I had the car for 3+ weeks before I discovered that one.Most people may already know these, but just in case:
- You can manually enable/disable the lanewatch camera by hitting the little button on the end of the turn signal...
I have a stripper manual LX and it works on mine too, which means that it works on all Civic X's.Just tested it on my LX. It worked!
Don't get concerned about the fob battery - the one in our '98 Civic EX is original, as is the one in our '12 Civic Si. Yeah the range is reduced from 100 ft or so but if you're within 25 ft the '98's still works.When the battery in the fob dies! The automatic unlock feature will NOT work!! You have to remove the key from the fob and manually unlock your door, put the key back in the fob, hold the key next to the push start button and the vehicle will start. Push start is effected by a dead battery!