does anybuddy know how to install this in a 1996 honda civic cx hatchback

 

did your original clock break?

 

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USDM '96-'00 Civics don't have clocks from the factory besides the one in the radio. That means the cars that don't have radios don't have any clock.

You can wire it into your radio's harness though. NOT the car harness.

Okay, all you have to do is remove your climate control/radio bezel from the car. The clock slides in from behind and fits in with two screws. The screw holes are not previously threaded, but that shouldn't be a problem.

The little blue plug on the back of the clock will have four wires coming from it. Battery (white & blue), ignition (yellow), dimmer (red & black), and ground (black). I'll be wiring these into my radio wiring harness.

On the radio wiring harness the wiring should be as follows: Battery (yellow), ignition (red/red & black), dimmer (orange), and ground (black).

Function --- Clock --- Radio
Battery --- white & blue --- yellow
Ignition --- yellow --- red/red & black
Dimmer --- red & black --- orange
Ground --- black --- black

 

thanks man that should help alot. but does that apply if you dont have the stock civic radio?

 

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I did this with an aftermarket radio which had a conversion harness.

 

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A very knowledgeable "woMAN" just helped you

 

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Thanks.

 

my bad but thanks. and will that still work if i dont have the stock radio?

 

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I already answered that.
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ooshit you did. thanks.

 

any body have a link to see this installed other than the one up there? i've never heard of a clock in a Ek and would love to see what it really looks like. Ty

 

That's just it. They came in EKs, not our US EJs. They're availabel in amber, white and green (like the factory interior color for most US 6th gens).

Mine, a gift from my friend, who originally had it in his Dutch EK3.

 

Ive posted this several times

 

Wow, nice job guys. I am very interested in installing this in my car. Any sources?

 

So far, most people I've seen selling them sell them for $70+ or so, plus shipping and handling.

I can't think of any business offhand that sells them. I'd suggest checking the classifieds or find a friend in Europe that might be able to find one for you.

 

Contact Chiswick Honda. They will ship to the states, but you probably won't get a pigtail to wire it up if you buy the clock new.

 

Does any oe know if it will work if you dont have an aftermarket radio?...need to know..i got the dash clock but the radio i haave its not woring, so i just wanted to know if it is possible..Thanks!

 

As this thread died long ago, it would be best if you make your own thread.