Write Up: How to wire up a Horn on a Non SRS EG Civic
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Write Up: How to wire up a Horn on a Non SRS EG Civic
Well if you guys are like me, and ripped out the SRS system of your 92-95 hatches, then most write ups on how to wire up a horn is not useful what so ever due to most using the existing harness SRS harness under the steering column to wire up the power to the horn. Well for those that are like you, you guys are in luck, and now i give you my write up.
Wiring Up a Horn With a Momo/ Aftermarket Steering wheel
Step 1: I will start off at already having the steering wheel off, as theres not much to it. If you do not know how to take off the stock steering wheel, please refer to this thread https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=273474
You should be looking at something similar to this:
Step 2: What you will need to do following taking off the steering wheel, is connect a wire to a piece of metal like a pen clip or the brass piece which 88-91 Civics( Part # PART #35259-SH3-A02 For those interested) used, to get contact and power to the horn. Mine Looked similar to this:
You have to find a way to secure it so it makes constant contact to the backing of the hub, as thats where the plug inside your hub gets its power from.
Step 3: Find the Horn relay, Which looks like a black box and is located in your under dash fuse box area. It should look like this:
Step 4: Disconnect the plug, and Connect the other end of wire that is connected to your pen clip or brass fitting, or whatever piece of metal you used to make contact to the back of the hub, to the power connection in the plug which looks like this:
I stripped it out, and shoved it in the female connection of the plug, you should be shoving it in the blue/red connection of the plug above. That is what gives power for the Horn.
Step 5: Install the horn, and plug the one female connection that is connected to the hub to the horn button, and then use a female to female wire(which should be included with hub kit when bought, if not go out and buy one or make one), to connect the inner ring of the hub to the other male connection on the horn button. Test it out as the horn should be wired up, if not re check your connections and see if everything is OK.
Step 6: Re-install your steering wheel, by tightening down the 19mm nut and make sure it lines up good with how the tires are facing, if not take it off and line it up correctly. Also install all plastic garnish pieces and you should be set!
After all this is completed, you should be done!
If there is any questions or confusion feel free to ask. But i hope i made this as thorough as possible as i havent found any real write ups on how to wire up a horn on EG hatches stripped of the SRS system.
I would like to thank member B18CivicEH2 for helping me out a whole lot! Thanks bro and Weaksauce.org for the few pics i borrowed off you guys
Modified by BolivianFuego at 5:52 PM 3/19/2007
Wiring Up a Horn With a Momo/ Aftermarket Steering wheel
Step 1: I will start off at already having the steering wheel off, as theres not much to it. If you do not know how to take off the stock steering wheel, please refer to this thread https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=273474
You should be looking at something similar to this:
Step 2: What you will need to do following taking off the steering wheel, is connect a wire to a piece of metal like a pen clip or the brass piece which 88-91 Civics( Part # PART #35259-SH3-A02 For those interested) used, to get contact and power to the horn. Mine Looked similar to this:
You have to find a way to secure it so it makes constant contact to the backing of the hub, as thats where the plug inside your hub gets its power from.
Step 3: Find the Horn relay, Which looks like a black box and is located in your under dash fuse box area. It should look like this:
Step 4: Disconnect the plug, and Connect the other end of wire that is connected to your pen clip or brass fitting, or whatever piece of metal you used to make contact to the back of the hub, to the power connection in the plug which looks like this:
I stripped it out, and shoved it in the female connection of the plug, you should be shoving it in the blue/red connection of the plug above. That is what gives power for the Horn.
Step 5: Install the horn, and plug the one female connection that is connected to the hub to the horn button, and then use a female to female wire(which should be included with hub kit when bought, if not go out and buy one or make one), to connect the inner ring of the hub to the other male connection on the horn button. Test it out as the horn should be wired up, if not re check your connections and see if everything is OK.
Step 6: Re-install your steering wheel, by tightening down the 19mm nut and make sure it lines up good with how the tires are facing, if not take it off and line it up correctly. Also install all plastic garnish pieces and you should be set!
After all this is completed, you should be done!
If there is any questions or confusion feel free to ask. But i hope i made this as thorough as possible as i havent found any real write ups on how to wire up a horn on EG hatches stripped of the SRS system.
I would like to thank member B18CivicEH2 for helping me out a whole lot! Thanks bro and Weaksauce.org for the few pics i borrowed off you guys
Modified by BolivianFuego at 5:52 PM 3/19/2007
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Re: Write Up: How to wire up a Horn on a Non SRS EG Civic (BlueIntegraBoy)
No. But you can reconnect it to the relay if you wanted to, but you;d just have to cut into the wire itself so you get power some how to the metal clip.
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Re: Write Up: How to wire up a Horn on a Non SRS EG Civic (r3sgtec)
Hey man this is the easiest way to do it on my car, because just like you said i ripped out my srs crap.lol.But i have a question i have a jdm type r steering wheel and it has two wires comming out of it un like yours it only has one.What do i do with the other wire.
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Re: Write Up: How to wire up a Horn on a Non SRS EG Civic
I need a lil help. I did exactly what was stated above, but somehow when I connect the wire from the horn relay to the back of the hub the horn goes off by itself. Am I missing something???? Or is this do the the alarm that I have installed??? Please be kind and help. Thanks in advance. 
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