What does the Yellow Wrench Light Mean and how to clear it? (Honda Odyssey)

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The yellow wrench light in your Honda dashboard simply means that a maintenance is due soon. It will come out when your oil life is at 15% so this means that you will need an oil change and maybe another service depending on the code that shows below your odometer.

In my case, I have a B1 code B means that I need to do an oil change plus a bunch of check items and 1 means that a tire rotation is needed.

The manual that comes with your honda vehicle will show you what the code means. I have also showed how to reset that code after you perform the maintenance to remove that annoying light in your dashboard. Please make sure that you complete the maintenance first before resetting the service code.

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Maintenance Messages
Oil Life 15% – Service is due soon. Now is a great time to schedule an appointment with Performance Honda for scheduled maintenance services.

Oil Life 5% – Service is due now. As soon as possible, you should take your vehicle to Performance Honda for scheduled maintenance.

Oil Life 0% – Service is past due. You will also see a mileage readout which indicates how far overdue you are for service. To avoid harmful wear or damage, take your vehicle in for service now.

Maintenance Main Items – Symbols
A – Indicates engine oil should be replaced.

B – Indicates engine oil and filter should be replaced. Inspections of various systems and components should also be done. See your owner’s manual for additional details.

Maintenance Sub Items – Numbers
1 – Rotate tires, verify correct tire pressure and condition.

2 – Replace air cleaner element, inspect drive belt, and replace dust and pollen filter.

3 – Replace transmission fluid and transfer fluid (if equipped).

4 – Replace spark plugs, timing belt (if equipped), inspect water pump, and inspect valve clearance.

5 – Replace engine coolant.

6 – Replace rear differential fluid (if equipped).

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