Honda HR-V Owners & Service Manuals

Honda HR-V: Emblem/Sticker Removal and Installation

Removal

Front Emblem

1. Front Grille - Remove

2. Front Emblem - Remove

Rear Center Emblem

3. Rear License Trim - Remove

4. Rear Center Emblem - Remove

Rear Emblem

5. Rear Emblem - Remove

Exterior Trim - Service Information

Installation

Front Emblem

1. Front Emblem - Install

Exterior Trim - Service Information

2. Front Grille - Install

Rear Center Emblem

3. Rear Center Emblem - Install

Exterior Trim - Service Information

4. Rear License Trim - Install

Rear Emblem

5. Rear Emblem - Install

Exterior Trim - Service Information
Fig. 1: Rear Emblem Installation Specifications

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