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07 civic si where to find arm/disarm


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kirkoy 
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where to find the arm and disarm? is this the middle 34 pin MICU (below the green connector)
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and can anyone help me find the tach wire? please help me... tnx
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i did my friends 09 Si, and its not there.

look behind the fuse box, towards the left heading to the door. there is a blue and white plug. factory arm, disarm and door locks are all there

tach is at the injector. i used YELLOW /GREEN

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Nice picture.  That connector at the top is where you can get your door triggers.  Diode isolate.

As Ted pointed out the Lock, UnLock, Arm and DisArm are around the back of that fuse box and up high.  It's difficult to get to and you will have to open up the wire harness for access.  ( like hold the clutch pedal down with the back of your head difficult )

Again, follow Teds info on the Tach wire.  Any fuel injector, un-common color wire.  I found the #1 F.I. was the easiest to get to.

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as kreg mentioned, in that connector you can get all triggers and i was never able to find the hood pin, so i just ran one of my own instead.

you can also get trunk release and all the start, ign and acc wires. my entire install for the 09 civic was very stealth, following all factory wires, and everything was tapped at the fusebox, besides bypass module

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one more thing when i try to remote start car and it just start cranking and a key flashes in the dash. do you guys think it's the bypass module? I have a fortin key overide all. and if I program it once can you program it again? tnx for the help guys.
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is the dome light supervision at the lower fuse box (blue connector) next to the yelow connector?

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If the interior lights come on with an unlock, you really don't need dome light supervision.

The green key blinking on the instrument cluster is a immobilizer bypass problem.  Did the Fortin program properly and give the 10 blinks?  Double check your wiring ( that data connection should be soldered ) Fortin PURPLE / White to Civic Light Green at Pin 3.  I'll let Ted ( our Fortin expert ) answer the re-programming question.

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one more problem, i got to lock, arm and disarm, but I can't unlock it. is it on the same harness with grey wire or there's another color alternative for the 4 door? tnx , yah I'll wait for Ted the fortin expert. tnx guys
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The UnLock should be Gray in the 34 Pin MICU connector at pin 27.  The Lock ( Green ) is right next to it at Pin 28.  These two wires can also be found in the Drivers Kick Panel in the harness going to the door.  Its harder to get to than the MICU connector...  The two doors' Lock wire is a different color ( Blue ).

If the bypass is still a problem, try inserting an ignition key into the cylinder but not turning it.  Then try a remote start.  That will clarify the situation.

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