ok i need help wiring the neutral safety switch i bought a cabin harness they told me it was for 5spd and it wasnt so i tried wiring it to the ecu blue wire to b9 the starter signal and black to ground but it still wont work (by the way i have a 94 civic) im tired of touching the starter post just to start the car any help would be great

 

tie the two big wires together (the ones going to the shifter.)

 

alright ill try that tomorrow

 

hold up what wires are you taking bout p.s my car is 5spd

 

i just did a auto to 5 speed swap. on the auto connector, there are 2 wires on the harness that go to the shifter (the two big ones are the neutral safety switch) the top ones are the reverse lights)

 

check this out for the wiring part. (instead of running the wires to the clutch. you CAN just connect them together. but the clutch is safer.

https://honda-tech.com/forums/honda-civic-del-sol-1992-2000-1/how-my-auto-manual-swap-pics-56k-no-no-2090074/

 

i see im thinking mine is 5spd but they cut the neutral safety switch wires cause mine was never converted its always been 5spd

 

well you can always do this.





i just drew that real quick.

Find the wire on the key switch that has 12volts + when the key goes to start. then cut that wire, and run it to number 85 on a bosch 4 pin relay. then ground out pin 86 on the relay.

wire up pin 30 to the positive terminal on a battery (with a 20 amp fuse) and send pin 87 to the starter solenoid (the terminal you touch with a wire to start the car the way you are now)

and instantly you have a cheap starter switch that looks factory.

i recommend no less than a 12 gauge wire. 10 gauge preferably

 

cool im going to try that thanks man

 

hey what if i wanted a push start button

 

do the same thing above, but instead of hooking the wire to the key, hook it to a push switch, and hook the second wire on the switch to a 12V positive source.

 

i used the relay but it takes awhile for the car to start is there any way it can start instantly