Installing Sound System On Civic 96
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Installing Sound System On Civic 96
HI GUYS,
Im new to this and i have just recently purchased a Honda Civic 96 model which is a 4 door sedan... Im in love with this car and the best ride ive had!
I have just recently also purchased the JVC Exad DVD headunit which has the 3.5" screen with subwoofer and amp... Could someone please help me or tell me what would be the best way to install the headunit and get the wiring from the front to the back of the car??? and also how to remove the dash first to replace the headunit...
To be honest i would like to learn these things and would hate to pay for it to be done!
Hope to hear from someone soon cos i cant wait to install it, my email is jtmarcus@tpg.com.au any suggestions would be much appreciated!
Thanks,
Johnny.
Im new to this and i have just recently purchased a Honda Civic 96 model which is a 4 door sedan... Im in love with this car and the best ride ive had!
I have just recently also purchased the JVC Exad DVD headunit which has the 3.5" screen with subwoofer and amp... Could someone please help me or tell me what would be the best way to install the headunit and get the wiring from the front to the back of the car??? and also how to remove the dash first to replace the headunit...
To be honest i would like to learn these things and would hate to pay for it to be done!
Hope to hear from someone soon cos i cant wait to install it, my email is jtmarcus@tpg.com.au any suggestions would be much appreciated!
Thanks,
Johnny.
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when you run the wires for the amp, try your hardest to keep the power wires and the RCA cables away from each other. My power wires are ran on the passenger side, while the RCA cables are on the driver side. This way the RCAs dont pick up crosstalk from the power cables.
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Hey guys,
Yer, i thought of buying another wiring harness from an auto store and that way it'll make things easier... But ive been reading that this is going to be alot of work for removing the whole dash and running the cables down under! Also, i read somewhere that because the stock radio has anti-theft on it... that the after market unit might not work properlly or i might lose the central locking on the car or something like that, is that true?
I will be pulling the car apart soon, so any help would be much appreciated!
Thanks again guys,
Johnny.
Yer, i thought of buying another wiring harness from an auto store and that way it'll make things easier... But ive been reading that this is going to be alot of work for removing the whole dash and running the cables down under! Also, i read somewhere that because the stock radio has anti-theft on it... that the after market unit might not work properlly or i might lose the central locking on the car or something like that, is that true?
I will be pulling the car apart soon, so any help would be much appreciated!
Thanks again guys,
Johnny.
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Bravo, it depends on the car. I remember some Civics have the anti-theft and some other stuff routed into the headunit or the headunit harness. I think there was a special harness you can buy.
Run a search, I remember reading about it before but didnt pay too much attention because it didnt apply to me.
Run a search, I remember reading about it before but didnt pay too much attention because it didnt apply to me.
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If you have honda keyless entry or a honda security system, you need a t harness. Circuit city - METRA 80-1720T or Best buy - METRA 70-1720T <- thats the part number you should get form either store. Just stick your old radio in dash and keep it plugged into this harness and you will be good to go. Common place to put the factory radio is behind the cup holders...you may need to remove the center console.
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If you have honda keyless entry or a honda security system, you need a t harness. Circuit city - METRA 80-1720T or Best buy - METRA 70-1720T <- thats the part number you should get form either store. Just stick your old radio in dash and keep it plugged into this harness and you will be good to go. Common place to put the factory radio is behind the cup holders...you may need to remove the center console.
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