this is a crazy question i'm sure, but: i have a 1993 accord that i bought used, with no owner manual or guide. on the top left side of the gauges/dashborad, there's a little notch that looks like it can be pressed in, and it's about the same size as the end of a honda key, so i imagine that how i'm suppsed to depress it. can anyone tell me what this is, or what it does? the car is automic/4 speed with facotry alarm/remote locks, if that helps. thanks in advance for any light you can shed on this.

 

American and Domestic Japanese cars are different so we do not have the key slot but I think that is where you insert the key to reset the service soon light after doing an oil change or some other service that the computer has warned you of by illuminating the SES light, or something like that.

Duane in Japan

 

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Duane in Japan</TD></TR></TABLE>

Very good Duane

 

What the people above said