I'm trying to fix wires that came out from the right front door wiring harness plug that plugs into the door. I have brown with black stripe, Blue with Yellow stripe, and Red with a green stripe that are disconnected. Looking to fix, but need to know pin diagram.

Any help would be appreciated,

Brad

 

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Appreciate! That should help tremendously, Thanks!

Brad

 

I had issues with door plug wiring coming detached from plug to door. I removed plug and spliced all male/female according to pin diagram but end up with two extra on male side (door side). Any idea of what I can do with them, they don't show a female to go with each male pin.

Pin 4. Green/Yellow
Pin 5. Blue/Red

Thanks,

Brad

 

Your threads were merged as it is essentially just a continuation of the same issue.

 

Does anyone have the wiring diagram for the '97 CRV driver door? That's the one I'm dealing with.
Thanks.

 

Here you go:

 

Thanks for the info. After two years of messing with this, I finally have all the electrical working in my CRV. Appreciate everyone's help on this thread.

 

Hello, the C557 is not working on my 1997 honda crv, it is completely different when i match the wires on the other side of the plug (Male part). Can anyone help me on this issue, I tried everything including matching all wires on the mail side. and everything is mixed up and not working something is very wrong. Thanks,

 

Thank you for this diagram. I'm dealing with this issue at the moment with my 99. I've found that Power windows (pin 17) and Speakers (pin 8 & 9) are disconnected. I'm thinking of getting rid of the male and female connectors entirely and simply connecting the matching male and females sides with some extra wire and crimps. I'm curious if you have any insight as to what the Male side pins 4, 5, 15, and 23 are even there for? Would I be fine to leave those unconnected?

Cheers,
Jeff

 

Sounds like you're referring to Connector C427. The manual does not give reference which connectors those male side wires originate from. They are likely not used. It should be fine leaving those unconnected since they are not shown as part of any other circuits.