I have a 97 dx HB so no power options.

I have a complete set of doors for a 99 SI, but they guy we got them from tried to paint them gun metal when they were originally red. SO i was wondering if there was a way to like take the "guts" of the doors (motors, etc) out and put them in my DX doors?

Is there any guide or walkthrough that could take me through this process?

Next I have the climate control? where it has ***** to control the heat and things, and I want to put it in my DX and im pretty sure it came out of an si but I was curious if it would just bolt in or what and if they controls would work?

The pics show the doors, in the horrible shape they are and showing they used to be red, msc wiring and the climtae control and si dash.

 

Anyone?

 

The window regualators and door locks will swap quite easily. You would be much better off with parts from a '96 - '98 EX coupe though. Simply use an EX floor harness, door harness, regulators and door locks and the whole thing will be plug and play.

 

I dont have the ability to do that.

I gotta stick to what i got

 

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Bro spend the extra cash and get the ex floor harness... I paid $123 for a brand new one. It makes the conversion a lot easier.. use you old doors and pull off the door harness, regulator, panels, switches, etc... from the si doors....

 

go here for the floor harness..

http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/...5=WIRE+HARNESS

 

I dont have that kinda cash

 

your just gona have to save up then. the way they are telling you would be the easiest way to do it. other wise your gona be all cluster f***ed trying to figure out the wiring.

 

listen to what people are telling you. just by the questions you are asking i wouldnt bet on you doing it any other way. not trying to be a ***, but when you have the choice for plug and play, save yourself the time and money and do it right.

 

i think those gun metal doors are pretty sweet, lil red accents and highlights here and there

 

you need to listen to what everyone is telling you man. they're right. save the money and do it right. you'll be happier knowing that everything is how it should be and not rigged up where something has the possibility of being wrong and messing up. not to mention the work it's gonna take to wire everything up correctly without having a wiring diagram in front of you to show you where everything goes. then you have the pain of having to troubleshoot everything if something does go wrong. and if you don't have the money to get a brand new one, go hit up a few junkyards and pick one up for like $50 or whatever. good luck.

 

I didn't actually plan to just jump in.
I mean I just needed to know if it could be done if I had what I had to do it.

I do have the wiring diragram and If anyone knows where I could find a PRINTABLE step by step guide?

I seen one step by step guide but all the images are tiny.