Is it plug and play? If not, any help is appreciated

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by steve_meyer &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Is it plug and play? If not, any help is appreciated </TD></TR></TABLE> If they are the same year no problem. 94

 

Well, they sure didn't make an EG in 2000

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by steve_meyer &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Well, they sure didn't make an EG in 2000 </TD></TR></TABLE> Ok............... what year is the EG, if you want help, being a smartass isn't going to get you much, I install car audio, I don't sell Hondas and I own an Acura Integra, so tell me the year, [ like you should have in the first place ] of the EG so us who didn't know that they sure didn't make an EG in 2000 maybe will help you out 94

 

Hey what's up? Well here is what I've heard... Metra, is supposed to produce harness kits that make this possible; to use a newer Honda deck in an older Honda vehicle. Basically, Honda stereo harness plugs were the same for a long time, and then I think they changed maybe on the 96-98 body style. Try checking out Metra online, or go to installer.com they have factory radio harness that plugs into the factory radio. From there you take the naked wires from it and splice into the aftermarket radio wiring harness in your other Honda. Hope this helps. Good luck!

 

the better question is why?

 

The EG is a 1993, didn't see any 2000&gt;93 harnesses on metraonline

 

easy i did this in my eg along time ago. buy a harness kit for your eg then goto the junkyard and cut the ek radio harness off and connect to two. i only did it cause everything was free.


ITS NOT PLUG n PLAY

 

The Metra harness that plugs into a 2000 Civic headunit is P/N 71-1721. The Metra harness that plugs into the 1993 Civic is P/N 70-1720. All Metra harnesses starting with the numbers "70" goes into the car and the harnesses that start with the numbers "71" goes into the factory decks.

Ideally if your factory harness isn't cut off, you'll want both the 71-1721 and the 70-1720 and connect those together color-for-color. Then it'll all be plug and play.