1997 Honda Civic but used 99 diagam

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Topic: 1997 Honda Civic but used 99 diagam

Posted By: djambush
Subject: 1997 Honda Civic but used 99 diagam
Date Posted: January 24, 2003 at 11:25 AM

OH MY!!

I think I have really goofed this time. I asked earlier for a 99 CIvic DX remote wiring and I found out LAST NITE while installing it (CS2011RS) that it is not recognizing it! The idiot says that it was a 97 instead of a 99. He waits until I am half done.

Ok, my question, for the park lights, I see the RED / black wire. I tapped into it and the HIGHBEAMS came on. I see one at the light switch but I cannot follow it down. Should I open up the kick panel?

Also, where is the DOME light wire? On the passenger pillar? Need the door trigger too!

He has no power anything! All standard so you know.

I got the tach ran and all.

HELP!

--Ambush

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Posted By: profuse007
Date Posted: January 24, 2003 at 11:59 AM

if that is the high beam then around that wire there should be a parking. shouldnt be too hard to test. you should check the wire with your DMM just for sure.

Parking Lights RED / Black (+) Keyless Entry Module or above Fuse Panel
Door Trigger Light GREEN/ Red (-)
Alarm Connector right of Steering Connector is Green /( The wire can also be found in a light green plug above the fuse box or bottom of drivers kick, harness to rear. ) this model is diffrt thann the 98 and below
good luck

Posted By: djambush
Date Posted: January 24, 2003 at 12:58 PM

Thank you so much!!

NOW lets confirm

The Alarm unit has a wire that is (Green) door switch for neg. ground. Is that where the door trigger is suppose to be tapped?

I think I am right though.

Thanks a million!

Posted By: Chris Luongo
Date Posted: January 25, 2003 at 1:19 PM

I hope you're testing these wires, and not just hooking them up according to what some piece of paper says.