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eMass

04-24-2003, 09:41 AM

pookSter

04-24-2003, 10:48 AM

Good Stuff Emass!!
This will come in handy. Where did you find this?

jdef

04-24-2003, 12:50 PM

Great, great info...

Thanks a million! (1.2 million adjusted for inflation)

pookSter

06-20-2003, 06:54 PM

eMass

06-20-2003, 09:49 PM

It's for Hondas in general.

pookSter

06-21-2003, 07:40 PM

just kidding Emass, I was waiting for this so I could put in a remote starter. In the intructions it was talking of tach wires and other wires I would not know where to look for. I think there only a couple missing I will have to find out, but this is a good start...Thanks Emass

mprystauk

05-21-2004, 10:34 AM

light_speed

08-02-2004, 04:54 PM

thanks for the wire-color info. by any chance do you know where to tap into a reverse indicator (on a manual transmission)? I'd rather not tap into the white back-up lamps (they are so far back there)

Rattlecage

10-15-2004, 02:19 AM

I dont know how useful this is, why is negative and postive not listed on the speaker wires, etc?

ThurzNite

10-23-2004, 03:04 AM

I'm having some issues with my alarm install. it's a 2004 E without any factory security.

#1: For parking lights, I can use + red/black at the driver kick panel. I can't find this wire. Which harness should I find it on

#2: For door trigger, I found the green harness. But since I don't have any factory security, this harness is just dangling. Should I still tap into the wires there?

#3: For the door trigger, I think DEI is wrong for the passenger side. I found a gray/black wire, not a green/black. Should I go for gray/black?

Thanx everybody!

Jae

LEGO MY E

10-23-2004, 11:21 AM

[quote:b34d39eef4="Rattlecage"]I dont know how useful this is, why is negative and postive not listed on the speaker wires, etc?[/quote:b34d39eef4]

Probably to keep the average joe from messin' with the factory wiring. If applicable, I would HIGHLY recommend that you not hack into the factory wiring, else you might void the electrical warranty. If you are putting in an aftermarket stereo, any reputable stereo house will sell you an adapter for about 10 bucks that plugs into your factory plug at one end, and has (clearly marked) wires at the other end. Likewise, there are adapters for the speaker connection as well so you don't have to hack that end. Well worth the investment if someday you ever sell your "E" and want to return everything to original factory condition. This is ESPECIALLY important if you are LEASING your vehicle! :shock:

LEGO

ThurzNite

10-24-2004, 05:45 PM

Alarm installed. PM me if you need help.
Jae

metronyelement

08-15-2005, 06:30 PM

anyone know the wiring colors for the turn signals? i want to install aftermarket mirror turn signal indicators?

22b22

10-29-2005, 12:10 AM

Sorry to ressurect a dead thread, but after searching, this thread seemed the most appropriate.

I have read about the 05's using shared wires for different purposes (in the trailer threads), does this affect these color codes? I've peeked under the dash and found a few, but haven't put my multimeter to it yet. I was an installer for years, so I'm comfortable with handling the wiring and the airbags, but this was prior to the new shared wiring - around 9 years ago.

After installing the alarm and stereo on my last vehicle (01 Silverado), this reminds me why I enjoyed working on Hondas, Toys and Nissans. Everything is clean and easy to identify under the dash. Also the components come apart and go back together as they should.

Thanks in advance.

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