The maintence colors what does the change of colors mean

That you need to go to ur dealer to have the engine serviced(oil change) it's a maintence code if you are a diyer the code description will be in your manual as to what needs to be performed for this service

the maintence reminder lamp means you are due for oil and filter change.to reset maintence light, turn the ignition switch to the on position engine off.push the reset button on clock control panel for 3 seconds,then turn off ignition switch.then turn back on the ignition switch the maintenance light should be off is so.it has reset.

It's due for maintence, like timing belt, if not done, check or replace all filter's, check exhaust system, check brakes and tire's, steering, belts, transmission fluid, needs to be taken in for a check up.

it means you need an oil change, after u do the change u must reset the light.

this mean you due for a maintence service soon (oil change)

It means it's time for service---- to change engine oil -- check air filter and various maintence stuff--- if you have the owners manual it will show you what service to perfoam and to log it in the service book.
Also has intructions in the owners manual as to how to reset the service warning light-- kind of tricky but once you get it it's pretty simple.

usually a reminder that it is time to change the oil and have routine preventative maintence done.

Maintenance Required is a light that comes on after a predetermined number of miles. For example, if the maintenance schedule Honda set for the car calls for an oil change at 3000 miles, a new fan belt at 6000 miles, and another oil change at 9000 miles, then the maintenance required light will come on every 3000 miles and stay on until it is reset by the dealer. Some people, especially those that do their own regular maintenance but don't have a way to reset the light themselves, find this an annoyance. But others find it useful and take their cars in to the dealer every time the light comes on, and they rest assured that all of the regular maintenance is always done on time.

What this light does NOT do however is signal that there is anything immanently wrong with your car. It is not a "Check Engine" light (that's the one you should worry about if it ever comes on), but merely a reminder for you to do preventative maintenance. That doesn't mean you should *ignore* it, per se, as you want to make sure you have your car on some kind of maintenance schedule, even if yours is not as strict as Honda's. But there is no need to panic.

i have found that the handas use a maintenence light as there change oil light. look in your owners manual for a reset. i would reset it and see if it comes back or go have the computer pluged in and have the code if there is one retreaved

How about a tune up on your engine!