Its sad that i know a lot about hondas and stuff, but ask me something electrical, and i'm like..uhh..what? Anyways.. kinda foolish question, but If I get a 2000 Civic SI cd player with the anti-theft code and all, its a simple plug and play for my 92 civic SI? or do I still have to get a wiring kit for it? Thanks in advance

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by EckoTech &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Its sad that i know a lot about hondas and stuff, but ask me something electrical, and i'm like..uhh..what? Anyways.. kinda foolish question, but If I get a 2000 Civic SI cd player with the anti-theft code and all, its a simple plug and play for my 92 civic SI? or do I still have to get a wiring kit for it? Thanks in advance</TD></TR></TABLE>It is not a plug and play, also mounting will be diff. ant the trim on the 2000 Hu will be a bit diff. 94

 

so should I just get an aftermarket one? I mean this one isn't a pain in the *** or anything is it? is it just like installing an after market one?

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by EckoTech &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">so should I just get an aftermarket one? I mean this one isn't a pain in the *** or anything is it? is it just like installing an after market one?</TD></TR></TABLE>An aftermarket one may be easier to install, the OEM ones are specific to the car, it may not be a big deal to install the OEM one, [monor mods] but you will get better SQ and power out of an aftermarket one, [as long as you spend more then $99.95] 94

 

oh ok, yeah i'm not too big into the whole sound department, i wanted to get a nice aftermarket pioneer or something like that..but the way **** is now, they'll steal your whole damn car just to take the CD player if it looks expensive, thats why i just wanted to get a stock ITR or SI cd playter and call it a day...no one wants to break into a car and steal a stock honda cd player... so what modifications would i have to do to fit the ITR CD player in the EG? Its being shipped to my house as we speak...

 

I'm sure it'll go in the hole in your EG, however, securing it might be an issue... Your stock EG radio was held in by two 8mm bolts screwed through a crossbeam underneath the radio... You'll have to figure something out to hold that in there.

I think there will be a gap around the radio too... The hole in EG's are round-cornered, and the ITR deck will be square...

I don't think it'll look too hot... Then there's the wiring issue... You'll need a 71-1721 harness to plug into the ITR deck, and a 70-1720 harness to plug into your EG harness...

Shoulda just got a cheapy aftermarket and called it a day...

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by EckoTech &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">oh ok, yeah i'm not too big into the whole sound department, i wanted to get a nice aftermarket pioneer or something like that..but the way **** is now, they'll steal your whole damn car just to take the CD player if it looks expensive, thats why i just wanted to get a stock ITR or SI cd playter and call it a day...no one wants to break into a car and steal a stock honda cd player... so what modifications would i have to do to fit the ITR CD player in the EG? Its being shipped to my house as we speak...</TD></TR></TABLE>I have had my Alpine in my car for a long time, but I always remove the faceplate and open my glove box so they can see there is nothing to steal, also the Alpine alarm I have helps. 94


Modified by fcm at 12:51 AM 3/28/2005

 

aww damn..well this blows..anyone want to buy a stock ITR cd player? lol.. thanks for the information!

 

my friend put a head unit form my brother's 99' LS (with code) into his 93' hatch. even hooked up a Type-R 12 and a V12 no problems what so ever

 

hey i'll buy our itr cd player