Winterize a 2004 4-stroke Honda Aquatrax F-12

Winter season means extra care. Just as you wear extra layers of clothes to stay safe from the cold, your car also needs additional preparation to make it through the winter season. Your car also needs extra care. Here are some link which will guide you to take care of your car, have a look
=> Ways to prepare your car for winters
=> How to Prepare Car for Winter Driving

Yes it is highly recommended to use antifreeze when storing a vehicle over the winter, as if the temperature drops below freezing, just water in the coolant system can cause various damage throughout. Most combustion engines have a frost plug in the block, but they are not fool proof, and extreme cold can cause the block, heads, intake manifold, water pump, or even the rad to split. It is also recommended to add a fuel stabilizer before storing a vehicle for a lengthy period of time.

because as your honda sits over night the gas in the line runs back to the tank. and using the choke helps to suck the gas to the combustian chamber

the main reason the alarm goes off by itself is usually due to the doors on the car. the alarm is triggered when the cotnrol system detects that a door has been opened. There should be 2-3 terminals that line up to make sure the door is closed. In the winter they can get frosted with ice or dirty from salt and road dirt. the contacts get greasy/grimy/dirty over time.

if the switches don't make a good electrical contact the slightest vibration can cause them to break contact and trick the security control unit into thinking that someone has attempted to open the door.
The easiest solution is to clean the contacts on the door switches on both sliding doors with isoprophol alcohol.

the doors use a plunger type switch that the door closes against. if either of those switches is loose it couldalso cause the same problem.

clean the contacts on the sliding door and see if the problem goes away. it probably will.

I also like to spray the rubber plunger receivers with a quick coat of silicone grease, this keeps the rubber from getting brittle and makes it less prone ot freezing in the winter.

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spend another 30 cents per gallon and get the winterized version of the washer fluid. it is mainly water and it will freeze at 32 degrees. couple gallons should get you through the worst winter.

Heater core...you can bypass it and freeze all winter or bite the bullet and replace it...

it is most likely the battery (im not saying it is ) this problems occurs alot in the winter you may want to take the battery and let it sit indoors or garage for at least a day or two ,if that works you may also you want to purchase something called HEET keeps gas from freezing up only a couple dollars at your local gas store/station

have you checked the transmission fluid level?
what exactly happens when you give it gas to move,and what happens in reverse.

you must take off the door panel and grease the track on these cars bad design by honda!

If the system is working properly and you are only getting warm air, there are 2 common causes.

1.Check the air mix door motor and wiring.

2. There could be a leak in the AC system. No refrigerant means no air conditioning.