Valet switch for 99 civic Si?
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Valet switch for 99 civic Si?
I'm trying to program a (extra) remote for honda civic si 99
its a pursuit made by audiovox remote.
Where is the valet switch on civic? it tells me to try it on/off 3times. But where is it? What is it?
Thanks for the help
its a pursuit made by audiovox remote.
Where is the valet switch on civic? it tells me to try it on/off 3times. But where is it? What is it?
Thanks for the help
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We have no way of answering that.
It's wherever the installer put it. Or, it may not be there.
Best thing to do is find the wiring diagram for the alarm in your manual, and find where the valet switch plugs into the brain. Look at the brain to see that plug is occupied. If it's not, then there's no valet switch. If it is, follow that wire from the brain to the switch.
It's wherever the installer put it. Or, it may not be there.
Best thing to do is find the wiring diagram for the alarm in your manual, and find where the valet switch plugs into the brain. Look at the brain to see that plug is occupied. If it's not, then there's no valet switch. If it is, follow that wire from the brain to the switch.
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Re: Valet switch for 99 civic Si? (White Smoke)
I think its a Audiovox alarm. It came with the car. I just want to program the remote that I brought for its replacement. Pursuit is made by Audiovox.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by B18C_EJ8 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">We have no way of answering that.
It's wherever the installer put it. Or, it may not be there.
Best thing to do is find the wiring diagram for the alarm in your manual, and find where the valet switch plugs into the brain. Look at the brain to see that plug is occupied. If it's not, then there's no valet switch. If it is, follow that wire from the brain to the switch.</TD></TR></TABLE>
It's wherever the installer put it. Or, it may not be there.
Best thing to do is find the wiring diagram for the alarm in your manual, and find where the valet switch plugs into the brain. Look at the brain to see that plug is occupied. If it's not, then there's no valet switch. If it is, follow that wire from the brain to the switch.</TD></TR></TABLE>
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