SI gauge cluster into a 95' civic? will it Fit?
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SI gauge cluster into a 95' civic? will it Fit?
ive got a stock gauge cluster in my civic obdI and i was wonderin if the 99-00 si gauge cluster is plug and play with mine thanks
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Re: SI gauge cluster into a 95' civic? will it Fit? (cln92eg)
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If you didn't, I was going to lol. I know there have been many posts on this topic, because I too made one a while back for a CTR cluster in an EG.
To make it short and sweet, most if not all clusters in the same generation are plug and play. Being that a 99-00 si cluster is in a different generation, it is not plug and play but has been installed before. It will require repining and rewiring parts of the cluster. There have been threads showing how to do this aswell...
If you didn't, I was going to lol. I know there have been many posts on this topic, because I too made one a while back for a CTR cluster in an EG.
To make it short and sweet, most if not all clusters in the same generation are plug and play. Being that a 99-00 si cluster is in a different generation, it is not plug and play but has been installed before. It will require repining and rewiring parts of the cluster. There have been threads showing how to do this aswell...
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Re: SI gauge cluster into a 95' civic? will it Fit? (.PLUMMM)
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If you didn't, I was going to lol. I know there have been many posts on this topic, because I too made one a while back for a CTR cluster in an EG.
To make it short and sweet, most if not all clusters in the same generation are plug and play. Being that a 99-00 si cluster is in a different generation, it is not plug and play but has been installed before. It will require repining and rewiring parts of the cluster. There have been threads showing how to do this aswell...</TD></TR></TABLE>
X2 on that I think Ive seen like over at least ten
If you didn't, I was going to lol. I know there have been many posts on this topic, because I too made one a while back for a CTR cluster in an EG.
To make it short and sweet, most if not all clusters in the same generation are plug and play. Being that a 99-00 si cluster is in a different generation, it is not plug and play but has been installed before. It will require repining and rewiring parts of the cluster. There have been threads showing how to do this aswell...</TD></TR></TABLE>
X2 on that I think Ive seen like over at least ten
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Re: SI gauge cluster into a 95' civic? will it Fit? (blkhondacivicSI)
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Lol did you NOT read my last post? Same generation= PLUG AND PLAY
</TD></TR></TABLE>Lol did you NOT read my last post? Same generation= PLUG AND PLAY
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