How Do You Fix a B125 Honda Service Code?
1. Get an Oil Change
Your Honda’s motor oil reduces friction between parts, prevents wear, and dissipates heat from fuel combustion. As it circulates the engine parts, it collects debris and dirt, reducing the oil life.
The oil filter catches the contaminants, preventing them from blocking the system. Over time, your oil filter eventually clogs and requires replacement along with the dirty engine oil.
2. Rotate the Tires
Your tires experience different friction levels — the front tires bear more force than the rear tires, making their treads (the deep groove and line on your tires) wear out faster.
Swapping the order of your Honda vehicle tires balances the tread wear and prolongs tread life.
3. Replace the Air Filter
Aside from breathing in clean air inside the cabin, your car needs clean air in order to burn fuel properly.
The Honda model vehicle has two air filters — the cabin air filter and the engine air filter. Both parts work by filtering pollutants, allergens, dust, and more from the air that enters the vehicle.
4. Flush Out the Old Coolant
The coolant fluid absorbs engine heat, cools in the radiator, then cycles back. A coolant or radiator flush is a routine maintenance service that requires you to drain the old coolant out of the cooling system, then replace it with fresh fluid.