will a s2000 gauge cluster fit in a 96 accord ex
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will a s2000 gauge cluster fit in a 96 accord ex
I have a 1996 Accord and want to put a S2000 guage cluster in....
what kind of problems do i need to be aware of running into? ... Wiring, mounting, etc...
does anyone know where i get one cheap?
what kind of problems do i need to be aware of running into? ... Wiring, mounting, etc...
does anyone know where i get one cheap?
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Re: will a s2000 gauge cluster fit in a 96 accord ex (boostItswhat4dinner)
it's going to be a completely custom job, and i doubt it will be even close to fitting anywhere close to how it should. keep in mind that those are digital whereas our's are not. as far as finding one goes...s2000's aren't exactly common in the pick a part yards. your best bet is honestly going to be the dealer, or check the s2000 forum.
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Re: will a s2000 gauge cluster fit in a 96 accord ex (boostItswhat4dinner)
you would need to make a custom panel to fill the area not covered by the cluster.
you need to order some little box that converts the signal(can't remember it's name), i think thats just to get the speedometer, i don't know if the tach, fuel gauge, and temp gauge work or not there is a huge thread on this, try a search and check in there.
you need to order some little box that converts the signal(can't remember it's name), i think thats just to get the speedometer, i don't know if the tach, fuel gauge, and temp gauge work or not there is a huge thread on this, try a search and check in there.
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Re: will a s2000 gauge cluster fit in a 96 accord ex (boostItswhat4dinner)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by boostItswhat4dinner »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I saw one in a 95 civic hatch so i figured it could be done... i saw some s2000 gauges on ebay for about $150</TD></TR></TABLE>
It took massive wiring just to convert it to digital signal for the speedo, the tach was way off, and the oil and water gauges didn't even work. I don't know if he ever finished
It took massive wiring just to convert it to digital signal for the speedo, the tach was way off, and the oil and water gauges didn't even work. I don't know if he ever finished
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by TheMuffinMan »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
You have to buy an analog to digital converter box for the cluster.
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I think that's when I last read it, he had a problem wiring that in
You have to buy an analog to digital converter box for the cluster.
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I think that's when I last read it, he had a problem wiring that in
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Re: (awdgsx96)
'm not home right now but when i get home i will post up a link to a web site that a guy does this conversion for you. It has something to do with the technology bcuz the S200 cluster does not work with some of our gen sensors i will post up that link later tonight
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Re: (TheMuffinMan)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by TheMuffinMan »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Not really awd.
It's fully doable.
You have to buy an analog to digital converter box for the cluster.
The wiring isn't a horrible pain.
But you'd have to completely custom fab it.</TD></TR></TABLE>
so whats keeping you from doing all the rest
It's fully doable.
You have to buy an analog to digital converter box for the cluster.
The wiring isn't a horrible pain.
But you'd have to completely custom fab it.</TD></TR></TABLE>
so whats keeping you from doing all the rest
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Re: (oem_certified_accord)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by oem_certified_accord »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">last generation prelude cluster > all other options for 5th gen accords 
mine :
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How did that fit? Are there any write-ups out there?
mine :
</TD></TR></TABLE>How did that fit? Are there any write-ups out there?
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there are two triangle sized gaps (one on each side of the cluster) they shouldnt bother you that much unless you're **** about stuff like that.
as far as write ups themuffinman linked me to hondasociety for mine, it's simply matching and soldering wires from the harnesses of the prelude and the accord. and all of that is explained the the instructions.
i like mine so much that i bought 2, a usdm one..and my jdm one (pictured)
here is my hack thread on how not to / partially how to go about the process:
https://honda-tech.com/zero...age=1
as far as write ups themuffinman linked me to hondasociety for mine, it's simply matching and soldering wires from the harnesses of the prelude and the accord. and all of that is explained the the instructions.
i like mine so much that i bought 2, a usdm one..and my jdm one (pictured)
here is my hack thread on how not to / partially how to go about the process:
https://honda-tech.com/zero...age=1
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