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Car Repair & Auto Service Center | Pensacola Honda

We know your family's safety and comfort are important to you as they are to us.  We are so very proud of our Service Department and wanted to let you know what many others already know.  Our service team is within the TOP 5% of Honda Dealers across the Nation in Customer Satisfaction and the overall goal of "Fixed right First time".  This team of great Factory Trained Technicians, Service Writers and Managers has your satisfaction in mind from the moment you arrive. 

Pensacola Honda's award winning service department is ready to take care of all of your vehicle service needs.  All vehicles need regular "check-ups" to ensure that all parts are in working order, fluids are at the correct levels, and worn tires and parts are properly replaced. At Pensacola Honda, our expert auto mechanics are Honda certified car repair specialists. You are welcome to visit anytime and check out our great new Honda auto repair service special offers.

·        Schedule Service appointments Online.

·        Express Service oil change with no appointment required*.

·        Parts orders Online.

·        Online Internet Service and Parts special Coupons.

·        Comfortable Customer waiting area.

·        Free in town shuttle service to and from work or home.

·        Free soda, coffee, chips, snacks and Wi-Fi.


Your Honda vehicle works as one unit, and is intended to provide you safe, reliable transportation. This means that all parts are interrelated. Ignoring Honda recommended maintenance can lead to trouble. Sometimes a specific part - or an entire system - can fail. Neglecting even simple routine maintenance, such as changing the oil or checking the coolant, can lead to poor fuel economy, unreliability, or costly breakdowns. It also may invalidate your warranty.

Pensacola Honda provides an extensive range of auto service, auto repair maintenance and scheduled services, including oil changes, tune-ups, car brake repair, mufflers, shocks and struts, tires, alignment, climate control, preventive maintenance, air conditioning, performance exhaust, and batteries. Pensacola Honda car repair experts are here to help you whether you need scheduled maintenance, auto repair work, or a manufacturer recall. Call us at 800-521-2361 or contact us to schedule an auto repair service appointment today!

Your vehicle represents a significant investment, and taking an active role in maintaining your vehicle will help you protect this investment. Proper vehicle maintenance will help extend the life of your Honda and preserve its value. In addition to helping you avoid costly repairs down the road, regular maintenance will optimize your Honda car's performance, safety and fuel efficiency.

For example, over time your Honda car, truck, SUV or minivan will be exposed to natural environmental factors such as friction, pollution, and temperature extremes. Let us help you to learn about minimizing factors such as:

  • Friction: Certain auto parts naturally contact others, causing friction. We can assist you to get more information about friction, potential problems, and a schedule for oil changes and lubrications.
  • Pollutants: Dirt, corrosion, and other materials can clog fuel and lubrication systems.
  • Damage: Environmental elements such as industrial fallout, air pollutants, and even sunshine can damage your Honda.

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  • Our Staff of Service Technicians are continually being trained to ensure the proper maintenance and repair of your vehicle.
  • We use Genuine Honda Parts.

Pensacola Honda Car Repair and Auto Service - Pensacola Honda

Get your vehicle repaired to industry standards at the Pensacola Honda auto repair and service center. Our greater Pensacola Honda car repair center will quickly diagnose and fix your vehicle's problem. Our professionally trained auto repair technicians have the know-how and experience to get your vehicle running at its peak performance. Whether your vehicle needs new brakes, an oil change, alignment or Florida inspection, our Pensacola Honda dealership is your destination.

Conveniently located at 5600 Pensacola Boulevard, Pensacola, FL 32505, the staff at our Pensacola Honda car repair center are ready to work for you. Sign up for an appointment right now by completing our online service appointment form or give us a call at (800) 747-0338.

Service Department News & Events

What is a Honda maintenance minder?

Starting in 2007, all Honda models came equipped with a maintenance minder system.  This system calculates the life of the engine oil, transmission fluid, air and cabin filters, coolant, spark plugs, timing belt (if equipped), and rear differential fluid.  Because the computer is calculating the lifespan of the different items, a scheduled maintenance list based on mileage is no longer used.

The computer determines the life of each item based on the driving conditions of the vehicle.  If the engine runs at higher temperatures and rpm, or at low temperatures during short trips, the oil life will deplete faster than an engine running under normal conditions.  It will indicate a percentage of oil life on the vehicle?s display.

This system is unique in that it has the ability to move up or delay other services so when it?s time to have an oil change, it will tell you the other services needed at the same time to keep the service visits to a minimum.

A percentage will show on the display starting at 100 %, diminishing as the vehicle is driven.  Once the percentage gets to 15, a wrench is illuminated on the dash letting the driver know that service is due soon.  At 5% the service is due now, and at 0% the service is overdue.  The system will count in negative numbers when service is past due.

The first code is either ?A,? requiring an oil change, or ?B,? requiring and oil and filter change.  The second code will be a number, indicating one of the following:

1.      Tire rotation
2.      Air filter and cabin filter replacement, and check the drive belt
3.      Transmission Fluid
4.      Spark plug replacement, timing belt replacement (if equipped), inspect water pump and valve clearance
5.      Engine coolant replacement
6.      Differential fluid replacement

Once the vehicle is service, your technician will reset the maintenance minder system, so it can begin the calculation process again.
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Contact Information

Jerry Taylor
Pensacola Honda

5600 Pensacola Boulevard

Pensacola, FL 32505
sales Sales:
800-747-0338
service Service:
800-747-3966
parts Parts:
800-521-2361

Hours

  • Monday: 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
  • Tuesday: 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
  • Wednesday: 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
  • Thursday: 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
  • Friday: 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
  • Saturday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
  • Sunday: Closed

Safety Tips

Tips and Techniques for Driving in Rain
 (courtesy of Edmunds.com)

Exercise extreme caution after a long dry spell. During a dry period, engine oil and grease build up on the road over time. When mixed with water from a new rainfall, the road becomes extremely slick. Continued rainfall will eventually wash away the oil, but the first few hours can be the most dangerous.

Allow for more travel time. You should plan to drive at a slower pace than normal when the roads are wet. Keep in mind that traffic is likely to be moving slower as well. There's also the possibility that your preplanned route may be flooded or jammed. Whatever the case, rushing equals higher risk.

Brake earlier and with less force than you would normally. Not only does this increase the stopping distance between you and the car in front of you, it also lets the driver behind you know that you're slowing down. Also, be more meticulous about using turn signals, so that other drivers know your intentions, and take turns and curves with less speed than you would in dry conditions.

Most of America's roads are crowned in the middle, which means that the water will run off to the sides. If possible, stay toward the middle of the road to avoid deep standing puddles.

If you see a large puddle up ahead, drive around it or choose a different route. It could be that it's covering a huge gaping maw into the front door of hell. Well, maybe not, but water splashing up into your car's engine compartment could damage its internal electrical systems. Also, a pothole may be hiding under the water, just waiting in ambush to damage a wheel or knock your suspension out of alignment. If you can't gauge the depth, or if it's covering up the side curb, try to avoid it.

Don't attempt to cross running water. This ain't an SUV commercial, and you'll probably get into a heckuva lot of trouble if the force of the water is greater than the weight of your vehicle. All-wheel drive isn't going to be much help if your vehicle is being pushed sideways. Don't end up like those folks on the nightly news who had to abandon their cars to Mother Nature.

After you cross a puddle, tap on your brake pedal lightly to dry off some of the water on your rotors.

Turn on your headlights, even when there's a light sprinkle. It helps you see the road, and more importantly, it helps other motorists see you. However, don't blast your high beams in the rain or fog - it'll obscure your view further, as the light will reflect back at you off the water droplets in the air. If your car is equipped with foglights, you may find it helpful to turn these on, as they throw a little extra light on the road while making your car easier to see.

If it's raining so hard that you can't see the road or the car in front of you, pull over and wait it out.

If you start to hydroplane, don't brake suddenly or turn the wheel, or you might spin into a skid. Release the gas pedal slowly and steer straight until the car regains traction. If you must brake, tap the brake pedal (unless you have antilock brakes, in which case you can put your foot down).