Where is the mileage displayed on the 10th generation Accord?

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LeIsaac
07/30/25 1:19am
The right side of the 10th generation Accord's dashboard is the speedometer, and the left side is the tachometer. The number before 'km' in the middle between the speedometer and tachometer indicates the total mileage traveled. Below is some relevant information about the 10th generation Accord: 1. The Accord sedan's dashboard is equipped with a maintenance light. When the odometer reaches 9600km-12000km and the ignition is turned on, the maintenance light will illuminate for 2 seconds. If the owner does not perform maintenance after exceeding 12000km, the maintenance light will continue to flash to remind the owner to perform timely maintenance. 2. After maintenance, the odometer needs to be reset to zero. Turn on the ignition and press the reset button on the dashboard until the trip meter displays '0'. It is important to remind owners that before the car is serviced, the odometer should not be reset just because the maintenance light is on. Doing so will make the accumulated mileage inaccurate, and the maintenance light will lose its function of reminding the owner to perform maintenance.
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