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Re: 92 civic power doors harness diagram needed...
If you find one, good luck, I havent found a door pinout for the interconnect to save my soul. Basically you just have to see what colors are on both sides. (I know there is one out there for the 96-00, RonJ has posted it many times before)
Re: 92 civic power doors harness diagram needed...
Originally Posted by angrysmileyface
If you find one, good luck, I havent found a door pinout for the interconnect to save my soul. Basically you just have to see what colors are on both sides. (I know there is one out there for the 96-00, RonJ has posted it many times before)
dammm...ive been looking for it for weeks man i thought it was just me..
Re: 92 civic power doors harness diagram needed...
OK, here's what I've got. Attached is a PDF with a table full of information. Included is info for the 92-95 CDM / USDM Honda Civics as well as for an RHD JDM EG6. Source for this is the CDM / USDM Electrical Troubleshooting Manual (ETM), the JDM ETM, the OEM JDM Honda Access Installation Instructions for Power Heated Mirrors, and my own experience / research.
Last edited by deschlong; Feb 9, 2015 at 05:48 PM.
Reason: EDIT: FINALLY updated the image of the pinout of the door connector.
Re: 92 civic power doors harness diagram needed...
Originally Posted by deschlong
OK, here's what I've got. Attached is a PDF with a table full of information. Included is info for the 92-95 CDM / USDM Honda Civics as well as for an RHD JDM EG6. Source for this is the CDM / USDM Electrical Troubleshooting Manual (ETM), the JDM ETM, the OEM JDM Honda Access Installation Instructions for Power Heated Mirrors, and my own experience / research. The image of the 25-pin connector is temporary - I have a better one that more accurately displays the actual pin layout / design which I will upload at a later date.
dammmm..i was going to make my own harness for power door conversion but honestly am just going to get the harness at the junk yard and save myself a huge headache...but thank you i had been looking for that for a while and it was nowhere to be found!!!
Re: 92 civic power doors harness diagram needed...
Im still in the process of setting up the heated mirrors and rewiring the doors after adding the keyless entry from the CR-V (Im using one of the blank spots to pass back the domelight signal wire)
Re: 92 civic power doors harness diagram needed...
Originally Posted by deschlong
OK, here's what I've got. Attached is a PDF with a table full of information. Included is info for the 92-95 CDM / USDM Honda Civics as well as for an RHD JDM EG6. Source for this is the CDM / USDM Electrical Troubleshooting Manual (ETM), the JDM ETM, the OEM JDM Honda Access Installation Instructions for Power Heated Mirrors, and my own experience / research. The image of the 25-pin connector is temporary - I have a better one that more accurately displays the actual pin layout / design which I will upload at a later date.
hey deschlong. awesome post. was wondering if you had the more accurate pin layout diagram yet? i am trying to pre-wire my car for pfhm and trying to integrate everything with my current USDM PL PW PM setup. that updated diagram would work wonders. thanks in advance
Re: 92 civic power doors harness diagram needed...
^ Well, the numbering is accurate, but it just doesn't reflect the physical pin layout on the connector in the best way possible. Feel free to use it as is, but I do have something that's better ... somewhere.
Re: 92 civic power doors harness diagram needed...
Originally Posted by deschlong
^ Well, the numbering is accurate, but it just doesn't reflect the physical pin layout on the connector in the best way possible. Feel free to use it as is, but I do have something that's better ... somewhere.
im a bit of a noob when it comes to wiring.ill give it a shot with this one but if you find the other one that would be sweet. i still have to find a place to buy the right colored wires anyways so no rush
Re: 92 civic power doors harness diagram needed...
I'll tell you right now, there's nobody that can supply the right colour of wires. I don't know why. Well, I looked around back in 2008 and it was basically impossible. I wound up just pillaging wire from existing junked cars. It's a lot of work but that stuff is basically free when you go to pay for it, and it has been remarkably useful over the years.
Re: 92 civic power doors harness diagram needed...
damn. not even from honda? (i guess that would be expensive tho..) thats a good idea for the junk yard. thankfully the harness for the accessories isnt very long so it should be easier.
Re: 92 civic power doors harness diagram needed...
Rest assured that if this is your first time, then nothing will be 'easy'. It will require much perseverance and learning on your part to get it done properly - which is what I trust you are aspiring for. That "extra" wiring from a pulled harness will come in so much more useful than you will ever know - especially if you're determined to match wiring colours.
By the end you will http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grok wiring.
Re: 92 civic power doors harness diagram needed...
Extra wiring pulled from busted cars works out to be wonderful. I have a couple boxes of the stuff just as suggested from the Master of OEM luxeries. It has made installing heated seats, compass mirror, heated outer mirrors, retrofitting the lock system to be a lot easier. I expect when the time comes for the engine swap, that having the extra wiring will make a lot of that easier as well.
You guys have any recommendations for which cars to target? I'm assuming for the most part Honda prolly uses similar colored wires across the board? (I hope my qs aren't thread jacking.lol)
Deschlong: nice use of the word grok.definitely gonna use that on an assignment to stump a prof.lol
92 civic power doors harness diagram needed...
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