What does the small wrench on the xrv dashboard mean?

[VonBrantley]

xrv dashboard has a small wrench indicating that the car needs maintenance. There are 3 maintenance taboos: 1. Avoid poor ventilation: Do not run the engine for a long time in an unventilated garage. The exhaust gas from the engine contains carbon monoxide. Prolonged exposure to low concentrations of carbon monoxide can cause headaches, shortness of breath, nausea, vomiting, weakness, dizziness, mental confusion, and even brain damage; 2. Avoid contact with carburetor cleaner: Most carburetor cleaners contain methyl chloride, aromatic compounds, and ethanol. Inhaling these substances or getting them on the skin and eyes can pose safety hazards; 3. Avoid mechanical injuries: When performing maintenance operations, clear work signs should be set up; when starting the car, pay attention to the gear position of the transmission to prevent accidental movement that could cause injury; when working under the engine hood, ensure others leave the driver's seat to prevent accidental injury from sudden engine movement or operation of controls by others.

[VanJameson]

When I saw the little wrench icon on my XR-V's dashboard, I immediately understood—it's actually the vehicle's maintenance reminder signal. Honda cars are all designed this way, indicating that the preset mileage or time interval has been reached, and it's time for routine maintenance. Last time my car displayed this, I overlooked it, which resulted in engine carbon buildup issues and cost me a significant amount in repairs. So now, the moment I see it, I schedule an appointment with the 4S dealership to check basic items like engine oil, filters, and the braking system—typically every 5,000 to 10,000 kilometers. Remember, don’t ignore it; it’s simply reminding us to care for our beloved cars to prevent minor issues from escalating into major failures. Regular maintenance ensures the car runs longer, more efficiently, and saves fuel and money in the long run.

[StAaliyah]

When I first bought my car, I was startled by the little wrench icon on the dashboard and thought the car was broken. Later, I asked a friend and learned it was just a maintenance reminder, not an emergency fault. The XR-V's system is quite smart—it calculates whether you need an oil change or parts inspection based on usage. Since I drive less daily, it lights up when the time comes. I quickly drove to the service center, where they reset the icon and gave some maintenance tips, like checking the AC system before seasonal changes. Don’t worry, handling this is quick and costs just a few hundred bucks—no need to panic like I did and delay your driving.

[DelHector]

The little wrench light on my XR-V is just a time reminder, indicating it's time for maintenance. I checked the owner's manual and found it corresponds to routine maintenance cycles, such as oil changes and air filter replacements—not major issues but shouldn't be delayed. I usually book an appointment at a nearby garage in advance, and the inspection takes about 20 minutes, costing around 200 yuan. Long-term neglect might accumulate issues affecting the car's performance, so regular maintenance is the most worry-free approach.