Originally Posted by jonGSR (Post 49191821)

That's one long sentence. I would have read it but got lost at thermostat.

Originally Posted by glockjs (Post 49192032)

no one security system is going to be "best". if somebody wants your shit they're gonna get your shit. the only thing you are trying to do is deter and also buy time for you to get back to your car.

the alarm systems with the 2 way are nice to give you a heads up when your alarm is going off. i went with a crimeguard because it was the cheaper option for an alarm designed for manual tranny auto start. python also makes a nice one for a few bucks more. i also have an old school kill switch hidden and i plan on getting a quick release steering wheel x.O

even with all that if somebody wants my car they're going to get it :(

Originally Posted by schueytenten (Post 49191995)

collage

Originally Posted by glockjs (Post 49192032)

no one security system is going to be "best". if somebody wants your shit they're gonna get your shit. the only thing you are trying to do is deter and also buy time for you to get back to your car.

the alarm systems with the 2 way are nice to give you a heads up when your alarm is going off. i went with a crimeguard because it was the cheaper option for an alarm designed for manual tranny auto start. python also makes a nice one for a few bucks more. i also have an old school kill switch hidden and i plan on getting a quick release steering wheel x.O

even with all that if somebody wants my car they're going to get it :(

Originally Posted by jsanchezeEf91 (Post 49192130)

Yup I really just want something that will slow down a thief, because I know that if someone really wanted to get in my car they will do it no matter what. As far as a flatbed I highly doubt anyone will go through all that hassle for a honda S*** with a flatbed my last option would be a honda.

Originally Posted by Freemananana (Post 49192135)

Honda motors are easy to sell. Honda civics are the most stolen car in the states, I believe. That was a couple years ago when I read that.

If you want to slow the theif down. Locked doors, a very well hidden main relay kill switch, and some sort of alarm set up to go off with 1. broken glass 2. hood opening 3. ignition tampering. I have also seen alarms that work with a magnetic field that can go off if someone reaches into, for example, a convertable with the top down. I assume those are pretty pricy, but it's always an option.

Originally Posted by jsanchezeEf91 (Post 49192721)

Could you give me a write up on how to do a main relay switch?

Originally Posted by 95TeggyRacer (Post 2416875)

Main Relay Kill Switch

This modification will disable all components connected to the main relay.

Difficulty: Easy

Time: 20 min. (or more depending on switch location)

I Have included close up pictures for wire, color, and location reference. As well as a list of wire terminals and destinations

Materials and Tools:

-Desired length of wires for switch location (20 gauge or thicker)
Example:

https://i368.photobucket.com/albums/..._emo/44522.jpg

(having dual insulated wire like shown makes routing and looming super easy)

-Wire Loom (Get enough to sufficiently if not completely hide all new wiring)
(should be big enough to fit around all wires for harness and new switch wires)

-Electrical Tape

-Wire Strippers

-Wire Cutters

-Soldering Iron

-Solder

-Switch

https://i368.photobucket.com/albums/...rshalt1_dt.jpg

Example:
(this is the same switch I have/it's a 5a 125vac switch)

-Other Materials For Hiding Switch Better

Steps:

1.Find a location for your switch. (It doesn’t have to be hard to access to be well hidden)
2.Make sure the switch fits and won’t have or create any clearance issues.
3.Determine the length of wire needed to extend from your switch to the main relay while staying hidden.
3 1/2. Remove anything necessary to run wires.
4.Run your kill switch wires along your desired path. (leave a couple inches slack on either end)
5.Find the Ground Wire for the main relay harness and cut it at the desired point.
6.Strip both ends of the cut Ground Wire.
7.Strip the ends of your kill switch wires that are at the relay end
8.Solder Kill Switch Wires to the 2 ends of the cut Ground Wire.
9.Tape the new connections to keep the wires insulated.
10.Mount your switch in the desired location.
11.Strip both wire ends at the switch.
12.Solder Kill Switch Wires to the switch.
13.If possible insolate the connections
14.Test the switch. (it would suck to have to tear a bunch of loom and tape off to fix something)
15.Go back and loom all exposed wires. Make your work as hidden as humanly possible.

15 1/2.It was brought to my attention that a thief could easily bypass this by sticking a wire into the pin and
grounding it straight to the body. If you are worried about this you could always relocate the relay. (I didn't
mention this earlier because I didn't feel it was neccessary after all looming and taping was completed)

https://i368.photobucket.com/albums/...o/100_7816.jpg

16.Put Everything back together.
17.Sit back and enjoy your new layer of security

Location of main relay: Right above hood release lever and next to fuse box.

https://i368.photobucket.com/albums/...o/100_7809.jpg

Wire Colors:

https://i368.photobucket.com/albums/...PWIRECOLOR.jpg

https://i368.photobucket.com/albums/...o/100_7812.jpg

https://i368.photobucket.com/albums/...o/100_7811.jpg

1-(94-01): Green/Blue : To ECM Connector Terminal A16 (FLR)
2-(94-01): Blue/White : To ST. Switch
3-(94-01): Black : To Ground
4-(94-97): Yellow/Green : (98-01): ? : To Fuel Pump
5-(94-97): Black/Yellow : (98-01): *Yellow/Green* : To IGN. 1
6-(94-97): Yellow/Black : (98-01): ? : To ECM Connector Terminals A11 & A24 (IGP)
7-(94-01): Yellow/White : To BAT. Positive

There’s some info that I’m missing for later models. As well as a questionable color for terminal 5. If anyone can confirm and give me the missing info I would greatly appreciate it. Just PM or reply with info.

Please feel free to leave any comments questions or suggestions. Let me know if there is any info I left out or that you need.

Originally Posted by Freemananana (Post 49192748)

Man, don't want to be overally mean, but use google to search. It's super easy. With that said, I found it for you.

Originally Posted by jsanchezeEf91 (Post 49192819)

Thanks man I really appreciate and believe me iv done research. The main purpose of this forum is to help others with questions or problems and give each other feedback it might be easy to read or say but actually doing it is the hard part. Again I appreciate your help, I will now try to do this my self:thumbup:

Originally Posted by 4drEF (Post 49192945)