hb_guy

i am relocating the battery to the trunk in my ef. i know what to do with the starter wire and battery wire, but what about the two wires going into the harness that are connected to those two fuses on the battery? the two wires that have the fuse holder right on the battery. anyone? thanks

rsca_crx

sounds like you arent the first owner of your car, and someone put in a stereo or something before you.

on the positive side you should have one wire to the alternator and one to the starter. attach those to the positive wire coming from the back with a distribution block.

fuse the + wire coming from the battery within a foot of the battery. 100A.

ground in the rear within a foot of the battery. get rid of the ground wire up front.

mahatma

If you drive a sedan I'm pretty sure those wires are for the power seatbelts.

hb_guy

check it out, i bought my car from an old lady, one owner clean *** 91 civic ex. no system in the car.

the two wires coming from that fuse holder attached to the + terminal - it is factory. one of my other ef's had this too, i just never relocated the battery.



line i am holding is the two wires in the loom going into the rest of my harness.


+ to fuse box


to starter


if i removed the wire from the starter, and removed the + wire from the fuse box - i would still be connected to the engine harness by those two wires in the first two pics..

what do they do and what do i do with them??

hope this clears up the previous confusion...

Jonathan_ED3

Somebody already said it. Those are for your auto-assist seatbelts. "Passive" seatbelts I believe is what Honda called it.

hb_guy

well then good, that settles it!! cut em and remove the fuse - done! thanks

Jonathan_ED3

Why not just relocate them? What are you going to do for your seatbelts?