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Can you tell me the maintenance code for a Honda Civic, specifically the code b127?
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The maintenance code B127 for the Honda Civic indicates that you should perform certain tasks, such as replacing the engine oil and filter, rotating tires, changing the brake fluid, and replacing the air filter. To decipher the code, B stands for Oil Change and filter, 1 for Tire rotation, 2 for air filter replacement, and 7 for brake fluid replacement. If you have recently completed these services but still need to clear the code, you can reset it by following these steps. First, turn the car ignition to the 1st position and hold the reset button until the odometer flashes; release the button and then press and hold reset until the flashing stops. Recommended service intervals include changing the oil every 5500 miles, rotating tires every 5500 miles, replacing the air filter every 60,000 miles, and changing the brake fluid every 30,000 miles.
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What is the price of this service?
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In a Honda Civic, when you see maintenance code B127, it indicates that you need to change the engine oil and filter, as well as rotate the tires and replace the air cleaner.
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I am unsure.
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It costs $600 in New York, which is why many people choose not to return to the dealership.
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You can find answers to all your Honda code inquiries by searching for Honda codes along with the specific codes you're interested in, such as A123. For instance, A stands for oil change, 1 represents air filter, 2 is for rotating tires, and 3 indicates changing transmission fluid. While this data is available in your Honda owner's manual, it's quicker to look it up on Google instead.
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$345 within the state of Texas.
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$950 in Hawaii?! 😬
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I don't understand why brake fluid would have to be changed at 30,000 miles. What could really go wrong with brake fluid in such a short time?
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I recently got my oil changed and had my brake fluid serviced, but now I'm seeing a code B1 7 on my vehicle. Any idea on how I can clear that?
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Here's a rephrased version: "You should change the engine oil and filter, rotate the tires, and replace the brake fluid.
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