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Old 11-03-2016, 02:39 AM
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okay so my dash harness is cut up pretty bad and I'm replacing it and the driver side too. I need the wires to the lights and to the rad fans also because I don't have them lol. Only thing is it's a manual and I've found an automatic. I already have the driver side (usdm). Is there no way this will work?
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There are certain differences, you'll just have to bypass the automatic shifter.
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There are certain differences, you'll just have to bypass the automatic shifter.
Is there a forum you could give me a link to that would tell me how to do this? I don't have the wiring under the fuse box yet. I can go to another junkyard and try to find that. But I'm the end the wiring from an auto car could work? Thanks . Just need a link if it will work
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Vehicle info is needed to tell you how to bypass the park neutral switch ( year,make,model). All I did when I swapped the automatic harness into my eg was solder together the wires for the park neutral switch.
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Originally Posted by civic-steve-94
Vehicle info is needed to tell you how to bypass the park neutral switch ( year,make,model). All I did when I swapped the automatic harness into my eg was solder together the wires for the park neutral switch.
96 Integra LS but I swapped in a b18a1 that I built.
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Default Re: Automatic dash harness in a manual

the harness that runs inside the dash board? that plugs into your fuse box, radio, heater, etc...

or the harness that runs along the firewall under the carpet? that plugs into the fuse box, and runs outside the car to the headlights, etc?
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the harness that runs inside the dash board? that plugs into your fuse box, radio, heater, etc...

or the harness that runs along the firewall under the carpet? that plugs into the fuse box, and runs outside the car to the headlights, etc?
the harness that runs along the firewall. I cut it at the part that runs behind the dash. I'll have to solder it. But I have the rest.
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Originally Posted by lolv8s
Is there a forum you could give me a link to that would tell me how to do this? I don't have the wiring under the fuse box yet. I can go to another junkyard and try to find that. But I'm the end the wiring from an auto car could work? Thanks . Just need a link if it will work
I haven't seen a forum that details what the differences are, you are welcome to download the fsm on the differences to formulate your answers.
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Default Re: Automatic dash harness in a manual

you will need to figure it out with a bunch of wiring diagrams. there is also a good chance that you will need a matching automatic engine harness for the engine harness to plug up unless you repin all of that too.
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you will need to figure it out with a bunch of wiring diagrams. there is also a good chance that you will need a matching automatic engine harness for the engine harness to plug up unless you repin all of that too.
that's just the part that would plug into the bottom of the fuse box? Can anybody add to that?
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Default Re: Automatic dash harness in a manual

Originally Posted by bks84
the harness that runs inside the dash board? that plugs into your fuse box, radio, heater, etc...

or the harness that runs along the firewall under the carpet? that plugs into the fuse box, and runs outside the car to the headlights, etc?
I’m trying to switch the one inside my dash for power windows, would it matter which one then ?
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