2007 Honda Fit Owner's Manual (P/N 31SAA6020)

• Official Honda Motor Co., Ltd. publication, supplied as a 262-page PDF, P/N 31SAA6020, for the 2007 Honda Fit.
• Covers all 2007 Fit models within the manual's U.S. and Canadian scope, including Sport, Canadian DX, and Canadian LX equipment differences, plus manual- and automatic-transmission operation.
• Maps the SRS hardware and operating logic for the advanced dual-stage, dual-threshold front airbags, side airbags, side curtain airbags, OPDS, passenger weight sensors, driver seat-position sensor, and automatic seat-belt tensioners.
• Explains normal and fault-indicator behavior for the ABS, EPS, SRS, immobilizer, charging, oil-pressure, brake, and emissions systems, supported by instrument-panel and fuse-location charts.
• Details owner-level procedures for the Maintenance Minder, engine oil and filter, coolant, transmission fluid, brake and clutch fluid, bulbs, wiper blades, tires, battery inspection, and vehicle storage.
• Provides roadside procedures for a flat tire, jump starting, no-start checks, overheating, blown fuses, warning-light events, emergency towing, and recovery when the vehicle is stuck.

Published for the 2007 Fit, this owner's manual is suited to drivers and owners who need factory operating, safety, maintenance, and roadside reference information. Honda directs readers to a qualified mechanic or the separately available service manual for more complex repair work.

Model, Controls, and Equipment Coverage

The manual identifies where equipment differs instead of treating every Fit as identical. Sport-specific coverage includes fog lights, the security system, remote transmitter, larger wheel and tire specifications, and automatic-transmission paddle shifters. Cruise control applies to Sport and Canadian LX models, while Canadian DX door-lock and mirror differences are called out separately. Canadian daytime running lights and washer-level indication are also covered. Manual-transmission and automatic-transmission starting, shifting, parking, and emergency shift-lock information are kept distinct.

Interior operation is covered in practical detail: steering-column controls, instrument-panel brightness, rear defogger, power windows and mirrors, folding rear seats, tailgate and locks, heating and air conditioning, and both audio-system layouts. The Sport audio section adds MP3/WMA disc functions and equalizer controls; the auxiliary input applies to U.S. Sport and all Canadian models. Radio theft-code recovery after battery power loss is also included.

Safety Systems and Indicator Reference

The SRS section shows the location and relationship of the airbags, impact sensors, control unit, tensioners, passenger weight sensors, driver seat-position sensor, and Occupant Position Detection System (OPDS). It explains front-airbag staging, seat-belt-dependent dual-threshold logic, passenger-airbag suppression, side-airbag cutoff behavior, and the SRS, side-airbag-off, and passenger-airbag-off indicators. Deployment logic is described in terms of crash severity and occupant inputs; this owner's manual does not provide numerical crash-deceleration thresholds.

Child-restraint coverage includes rear-seat lower anchors, outer and center tether points, LATCH installation illustrations, use of the lockable lap/shoulder-belt retractor, and placement limits for rear- and forward-facing seats. The immobilizer section explains coded-key recognition, its indicator sequence, and how a nearby immobilizer key or metal object can interfere with starting.

Honda identifies SRS work as outside owner-service scope: deployed airbags, activated tensioners, and collision-affected sensors require professional inspection or replacement. It warns that forcing the front passenger seat against cargo or a folded rear seat, or using an unanchored floor mat, can interfere with the weight sensors and prevent proper airbag operation. The maintenance section separately cautions that DOT 5 brake fluid is incompatible with the braking system and can cause extensive damage.

Maintenance, Roadside Procedures, and Technical Data

Owner maintenance goes beyond a schedule summary. The book explains Maintenance Minder main and sub codes, display reset, oil and filter replacement, fluid-level checks, exterior-bulb and wiper-blade replacement, tire inspection and rotation, battery condition checks, and long-term storage. Emergency sections organize no-start diagnosis by starter behavior and cover jump starting, overheating, fuse inspection, flat-tire changing, towing preparation, and responses to brake, ABS, charging, oil-pressure, and malfunction indicators.

Factory reference tables identify the 1.5-liter SOHC VTEC four-cylinder engine and provide fluid capacities and approved-fluid specifications, battery capacity options, bulb and fuse ratings, air-conditioning refrigerant data, wheel alignment, and Sport-versus-non-Sport tire and wheel specifications. Useful labeled views include the Airbag System Components layout, U.S. Sport instrument-panel map, LATCH and tether-anchor illustrations, Fluid Locations diagram, interior and under-hood fuse charts, and jacking-point drawings.

This is not the separately listed Service Manual, Electrical Troubleshooting Manual, or Body Repair Manual. It does not contain circuit wiring diagrams, component overhaul chapters, scan-tool diagnostics, or detailed SRS repair procedures. Its repair value is in confirming factory system behavior, owner-service limits, correct consumables, and roadside procedures before deeper diagnosis begins.