will a EK cd player, fit a EG's stock wire harness?
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Re: will a EK cd player, fit a EG's stock wire harness? (Airific)
Honda/Acura oem radio harness and plug. http://www.installdr.com/Harnesses/HA-Wiring.pdf 94
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Re: will a EK cd player, fit a EG's stock wire harness? (Airific)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Airific »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I have a EG with a stock harness no cd player, nothing! Will a EK cd player plug in?</TD></TR></TABLE>
if it is a 96-98 cd player yes it will plug in. if it is 99-00 no it will not.
if it is a 96-98 cd player yes it will plug in. if it is 99-00 no it will not.
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Re: will a EK cd player, fit a EG's stock wire harness? (B_Love)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by B_Love »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">If it doesnt fit just connect the wires like an aftermarket cd player</TD></TR></TABLE>
negative, never cut your oem harness. it will be a pain in the *** to reconnect and will cost a lot more than two harness's to fix. if the cd player is from a 99-00 civic then you will need to buy two harness's: one to plug into your oem eg harness and the another ek REVERSE harness to convert the EG oem plug into EK oem plug (reverse harness) and then your 99-00 civic cd player will plug right in.
negative, never cut your oem harness. it will be a pain in the *** to reconnect and will cost a lot more than two harness's to fix. if the cd player is from a 99-00 civic then you will need to buy two harness's: one to plug into your oem eg harness and the another ek REVERSE harness to convert the EG oem plug into EK oem plug (reverse harness) and then your 99-00 civic cd player will plug right in.
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Agreed, spend the money on another harness. The previous owner of my car cut the OEM harness and it caused unimaginable problems. I REALLY wish he hadn't.
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Re: (Integra Type GSR)
if civics are like every other honda 98 was the first year for the 70-1721 (metra part number) wire harness not 99 like you guys are saying.
you will probably a
70-1720 and 71-1721
should run u under $30 together.
you will probably a
70-1720 and 71-1721
should run u under $30 together.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by incubus »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">if civics are like every other honda 98 was the first year for the 70-1721 (metra part number) wire harness not 99 like you guys are saying.
you will probably a
70-1720 and 71-1721
should run u under $30 together.</TD></TR></TABLE> It would be nice if we knew what years the EG and EK are, [for us that do not know if the EG or EK was only available in any particular year/years].
On another note, not all Hondas changed over to the "newer" plugs at the same time, the years run from pre 86, [1388] then from 86 to 97/98 and then from 97/98 and newer, and there is even a 96 and newer, [1782] on some Honda's, so 4 diff. plugs for Honda/Acura between 86 and now and 2 diff. ones now, depending on year and model, the change over started in 96/97/98 and by 99 most had made the change, to the 1721, but they never did change from the 1720 on the Integra, [here in Canada anyway] the other one used today is the 7712, [96 and up Passport, pre 96 used the 1782].
But you are probably right about the ones he needs, depending on the years. 94
you will probably a
70-1720 and 71-1721
should run u under $30 together.</TD></TR></TABLE> It would be nice if we knew what years the EG and EK are, [for us that do not know if the EG or EK was only available in any particular year/years].
On another note, not all Hondas changed over to the "newer" plugs at the same time, the years run from pre 86, [1388] then from 86 to 97/98 and then from 97/98 and newer, and there is even a 96 and newer, [1782] on some Honda's, so 4 diff. plugs for Honda/Acura between 86 and now and 2 diff. ones now, depending on year and model, the change over started in 96/97/98 and by 99 most had made the change, to the 1721, but they never did change from the 1720 on the Integra, [here in Canada anyway] the other one used today is the 7712, [96 and up Passport, pre 96 used the 1782].
But you are probably right about the ones he needs, depending on the years. 94
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