Nobody out there knows about a 92 Honda Civic Stereo connections list? - Electronic Circuits Projects Diagrams Free

jmoorsie · 21st July 2008, 07:06 PM

It suprises me that something so simple has stumped the experts here at electro-tech-online. I thought for sure i would be hooking the stereo up on SUNDAY! Guys, if you don't do so already, lock your damn doors. If you don't, some crack-head is gonna think that you are presenting your $500 stereo to him so he can pawn it for 20 bucks! Normally i wouldn't be so sore about something so materialistic, but when said crack-head targeted my girlfriends car, he neglected to simply squeese the sides of the connector as he yanked, and now i'm left with this jubalee of wires that go to god knows where... PLEASE reach down inside yourselves and leave no stone un-turned, as my girlfriend is forced to drive around with no tunes!!!

KMoffett · 21st July 2008, 07:29 PM

Best source I've found for complete automotive wiring diagrams are manuals published by Haynes. Pick one up at your local auto parts store for your make/model/year. Or better yet, at your local library...and most libraries can order them from other library systems. If you're in a hurry, ~$24 at the parts store is the quickest.

Ken

BeeBop · 21st July 2008, 08:02 PM

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Originally Posted by jmoorsie

It suprises me that something so simple has stumped the experts here at electro-tech-online. I thought for sure i would be hooking the stereo up on SUNDAY! Guys, if you don't do so already, lock your damn doors. If you don't, some crack-head is gonna think that you are presenting your $500 stereo to him so he can pawn it for 20 bucks! Normally i wouldn't be so sore about something so materialistic, but when said crack-head targeted my girlfriends car, he neglected to simply squeese the sides of the connector as he yanked, and now i'm left with this jubalee of wires that go to god knows where... PLEASE reach down inside yourselves and leave no stone un-turned, as my girlfriend is forced to drive around with no tunes!!!

And some of us get equally p'd when people make multiple posts with the same topic.

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Posted: November 23, 2006 at 7:42 PM - IP Logged
http://www.the12volt.com/installbay/....asp~TID~86090

Hi Guys,

Was searching for the stereo/audio wiring diagram for a 2005 honda civic.

Is it the same as the 2003? or are they diferent?

Your help would be appreciated! =)

Posted: November 27, 2006 at 9:46 AM - IP Logged
+12V DC Battery(Constant) White/red 9 10 Amp Fuse box under hood
Switched Accessory Yellow/red 8 7.5 Amp Fuse/relay box under dash
Ground Black
Illumination Red/black
Left Front + Green/black
Left Front - Light green
Right Front + Green/yellow
Right Front - Gray/red
Left Rear + Blue/white
Left Rear - Blue/black
Right Rear + Pink
Right Rear - Blue/yellow

AT SPEAKERS
Wire Function Color Note
Left Front Mid + Green/black Green/yellow for Hybrid and Sedan
Left Front Mid - Light green Gray/red for Hybrid and Sedan
Left Front Tweeter + Green/black If equipped. Red in the Sedan
Left Front Tweeter - Light green If equipped. Blue in the Sedan
Right Front Mid + Green/yellow Green/black for Hybrid and Sedan
Right Front Mid - Gray/red Light green for Hybrid and Sedan
Right Front Tweeter + Green/yellow If equipped. Red in the Sedan
Right Front Tweeter - Gray/red If equipped. Blue in the Sedan

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21st July 2008, 07:06 PM	(permalink)
jmoorsie	Nobody out there knows about a 92 Honda Civic Stereo connections list? It suprises me that something so simple has stumped the experts here at electro-tech-online. I thought for sure i would be hooking the stereo up on SUNDAY! Guys, if you don't do so already, lock your damn doors. If you don't, some crack-head is gonna think that you are presenting your $500 stereo to him so he can pawn it for 20 bucks! Normally i wouldn't be so sore about something so materialistic, but when said crack-head targeted my girlfriends car, he neglected to simply squeese the sides of the connector as he yanked, and now i'm left with this jubalee of wires that go to god knows where... PLEASE reach down inside yourselves and leave no stone un-turned, as my girlfriend is forced to drive around with no tunes!!!

21st July 2008, 07:29 PM	(permalink)
KMoffett	Best source I've found for complete automotive wiring diagrams are manuals published by Haynes. Pick one up at your local auto parts store for your make/model/year. Or better yet, at your local library...and most libraries can order them from other library systems. If you're in a hurry, ~$24 at the parts store is the quickest. Ken __________________ "To invent, you need a good imagination and a pile of junk." Thomas A. Edison (1847 - 1931) Last edited by KMoffett; 21st July 2008 at 07:30 PM.