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Remote starter wiring Honda Civic

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Topic: Remote starter wiring Honda Civic

Posted By: mricard
Subject: Remote starter wiring Honda Civic
Date Posted: November 09, 2002 at 6:15 PM

I have installed (mostly) a remote starter on my Honda Civic (1991 DX Hatchback)

Questions:
1. The schematic I have shows that the dome light (trigger wire) is green with red stripe and located
on the white connector at fuse box. I can't find it. I have looked everywhere. I have assumed it will
be 12v when the door is open.   Is it a negative output? and can you direct me where I can find it?

2. I am looking for where the parking brake/emerg wire comes into the cluster. I need the one that
grounds when the brake is engaged. Any ideas on the location?

Please confirm:
3. The manual clutch bypass is the blue wire right? (other option is black) and the -0.00 v (pulse)
when running seems to be coming from the blue wire... please confirm.

4. The tach wire is the blue wire located on the distributor?

Thanks for your help



Replies:

Posted By: JellyNutz
Date Posted: November 09, 2002 at 10:53 PM

      ITEM      |     WIRE COLOR     |POL|       WIRE LOCATION        |
|              12V|WHITE/ black         |+  |ignition harness            |
|          STARTER|BLACK/ white         |+  |ignition harness            |
|         IGNITION|BLACK / YELLOW        |+  |ignition harness            |
|        ACCESSORY|yellow              |+  |ignition harness            |
| SECOND ACCESSORY|blue/white          |+  |ignition harness            |
|       POWER LOCK|GREEN / WHITE         |-  |in drivers door             |
|     POWER UNLOCK|GREEN/ red           |-  |in drivers door             |
| PARKING LIGHTS +|RED / green           |   |steering column             |
|       HEADLIGHTS|RED / blue            |+  |steering columm             |
|     DOOR TRIGGER|GREEN/ red           |-  |low in drivers kick         |
| DOME SUPERVISION|use door trigger    |   |                            |
|  TRUNK/HATCH PIN|GREEN/ black         |-  |low in drivers kick         |
|       TACHOMETER|blue                |   |distributor                 |
|       BRAKE WIRE|GREEN / WHITE         |+  |brake switch                |
|     HORN TRIGGER|blue/red *1         |-  |steering column             |
|           WIPERS|                    |   |                            |
|  LF WINDOW UP/DN|RED / yel - RED / blu   |A  |drivers door motor          |
|  RF WINDOW UP/DN|blu/yel - blu/grn   |A  |drivers door harness        |
|  LR WINDOW UP/DN|grn/yel - green     |A  |drivers door harness        |
|  RR WINDOW UP/DN|yellow - yel/grn    |A  |drivers door harness        |

Notes:
*1 High-current ground.  Use a relay when interfacing with this circuit.

Thats what directed has to say... hope it helps





Posted By: mricard
Date Posted: November 10, 2002 at 12:42 AM
Thanks for the wiring chart. I have one however, and yours confirms mine.

|     DOOR TRIGGER|GREEN/ red           |- |low in drivers kick        |
| DOME SUPERVISION|use door trigger    |   |                            |
|       TACHOMETER|blue               |   |distributor                 |

The information most interesting is this.
However, where in the "drivers kick"

You have answered Question 4, so thank you for that.

Anyone else have 1,2,3? posted_image
          




Posted By: Velocity Motors
Date Posted: November 10, 2002 at 9:07 AM
I answered them on another board.

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Jeff
Velocity Custom Home Theater
Mobile Audio/Video Specialist
Morden, Manitoba CANADA




Posted By: mricard
Date Posted: November 10, 2002 at 1:14 PM
I see. I have searched this forum before asking the questions, and the only thing I found
was you are not too keen on installing RS units on manual transmissions.
The technology has changed, and there are now units that "see" you get out of your car.
In that the RS shuts down your vehicle AFTER you get out, it had to be in neutral with the
parking brake engaged.

I cannot find ANY reference to the information I requested. If I am SOL on getting help in this forum,
please just tell me, and I will stop looking for it.

Thanks

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If you didn't make the decision, you needn't take the blame.




Posted By: mricard
Date Posted: November 11, 2002 at 8:58 PM
Well I got it done without your help anyway. Would have been quicker if someone told me where to look,
I guess all I lost was time.

Anyway, thanks to JellyNutz for trying.

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Posted By: mricard
Date Posted: November 12, 2002 at 10:47 PM
Hello all. Initially, as you can prob see, I was a little miffed about the school of thought not up
to speed with technology, and no help offered. I was simply going to stay away, but decided
that perhaps those reading in this forum would be interested to know how some of the wires were
found.

In the Honda, the Coil and Distributor are integrated, so the wire coming out of the distributor
is in fact the TACH WIRE. As for the Parking Brake wire, which no wiring schematic shows,
(it is a requirement to attach for a manual model of RS). It is the same color as the door trigger,
and it is at the brake (obviously). It makes an unscheduled 90 degree turn, and proceeds under
the driver's seat and comes out under the "running board", then up to the front of the car.
It parallels the door trigger wire. Because, the door trigger wire harness that is in the kick area
is covered in some kind of plastic Kryptonite.

They can both be accessed by undoing the hood release case, and popping the runing board clips
with a standard screwdriver.

The CLUTCH BYPASS is in a wiring harness that comes off the clutch switch, and joins a larger one
heading to the front of the vehicle. The 2 options are Black, and Blue with a Black stripe.
Blue/Black is the correct one.

My MANUAL vehicle runs great with my new RS unit, and there is no danger of starting it with the
vehicle in gear due to technology improvements.

For those who did try to help, thanks. For those who are thinking of installing this or any other
SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED FOR MANUAL TRANSMISSION model of RS, good luck, I hope this
helps.


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If you didn't make the decision, you needn't take the blame.





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