Could you briefly explain the installation? I am looking for something very easy to just kind of plug in to my 2015 civic si coupe.
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If you can get a power wire through fire wall (with a fuze) it should be simple. There is a wiring diagram included. Also look up YouTube
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You will have to run the power wire (big fatone) to the amp from your battery. It took me a good 30 to 45 min to install. Had to run a smaller wire to fuse box to turn amp on. I hide the wires under the floor side pannel. U will also need to find and hook up to the speakers wire .hope this helped
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YouTube it. It's super easy. Just run a power line to your battery with a fuse on it, mount the unit somewhere, connect the input (either straight from your head or tie into your left and right rear speakers, there's options for both ways). Then run the remote wire to a fuse that comes on with the car. That's it, then just tune it up. Instructions are included as well.
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The aux connector on mine is in the front. We just ran the aux cable through the dash and plugged it in the front. It works great.
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Given my experience, I would never try installing this myself again. You have to be very good at wiring and know what wires to connect to in your car because the manufacturer WILL NOT help you because your not a recognized installer.
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I brought mine to a Best Buy and paid their car stereo installers to do it. I think it cost about $60 and took them less than an hour. It didn't look like it was too difficult if you know what you're doing, but I didn't, and didn't have time to spend trying to figure it out.
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Its mostly a plug and play, you install the tools from the cd then you should be able to have access to your car using the k+dcan
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The unit comes with a connection with after-market standard colored wires to connect to the corresponding car audio wire; it's not designed to "plug in" for any specific make of car You'll probably have to cut the existing wires and join them to the connector piece provided for the unit to install the it.
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Here you go:Stereo Install Dash Kit Honda Civic 01 02 03 04 2004 -car radio wiring installation parts
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I took it to a stereo shop By my house and they only charged me $60 to install it. I'm not too good with electronics especially in a a car LOL
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It's the simplest solution if you want to keep the factory head unit. The power turn on wire works fine, and the sound is quite good actually.
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It's a universal thing, but with two potential issues. One, some cars don't have room behind the radio so you need a little adaptor to plug into the antenna. Two, if you want a nice clean install look you have to drill two holes, one for the switch and one for the 1/8" jack, somewhere in the dash or center console. My Ford Five Hundred did not need the antenna adaptor but the Zephyr is an Edge chassis so I don't know if you will or not. Mine works great by the way, sound is clear. I have to switch it off sometimes to listen to NPR which is on a nearby frequency, but otherwise no issues at all. It's a universal thing, but with two potential issues. One, some cars don't have room behind the radio so you need a little adaptor to plug into the antenna. Two, if you want a nice clean install look you have to drill two holes, one for the switch and one for the 1/8" jack, somewhere in the dash or center console. My Ford Five Hundred did not need the antenna adaptor but the Zephyr is an Edge chassis so I don't know if you will or not. Mine works great by the way, sound is clear. I have to switch it off sometimes to listen to NPR which is on a nearby frequency, but otherwise no issues... » Read More It's a universal thing, but with two potential issues. One, some cars don't have room behind the radio so you need a little adaptor to plug into the antenna. Two, if you want a nice clean install look you have to drill two holes, one for the switch and one for the 1/8" jack, somewhere in the dash or center console. My Ford Five Hundred did not need the antenna adaptor but the Zephyr is an Edge chassis so I don't know if you will or not. Mine works great by the way, sound is clear. I have to switch it off sometimes to listen to NPR which is on a nearby frequency, but otherwise no issues at all. « Show Less
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I just installed mine a few weeks ago. That is all you need as you have the metal c channel
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I'm sorry, David. It's been a while, and I don't have my model info in front of me. I can tell you, that for me, it was like a 5min installation. Just label all the wires and where they are supposed to go! It saved me more than $200, buying the part and installing myself. Best of luck.
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Might have to get creative with the cables....took a bit to get it installed on our Honda Element...I will say this - thieves hit the same parking garage our converter was originally stolen from...our car was the ONLY one that escaped a second theft!
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Very easy installation, the hardest part is removing the door/speaker trim from the car. I would suggest purchasing the available connection cables so you do not have to cut the facory correctors off and possibily getting the speakers out of phase with other. These are available on Ebay at a inexpensive price.
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My car is a honda civic lx and i puta in the bomper, make the conections and works graet
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What model is your Civic? If its an SI you can use this. If it is an EX and below they have different part numbers.
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The main thing is the model of the stereo head unit. The aux audio feature appeared at a certain point in the series; I am of the understanding that this feature goes back to at least 2003, so you should be OK. E46fanatics.com is a great resource and there are many personal accounts there to draw upon.I installed mine in the sunglasses storage bin above the ashtray so as not to have to reach for the glove compartment, but had to do a good deal of drilling and cutting on the rear side to get it to close (due to the way the lid moves against the bin) and even after a considerable amount of work the action is not perfect. I may end up relocating it to the glove compartment per factory instructions. The main thing is the model of the stereo head unit. The aux audio feature appeared at a certain point in the series; I am of the understanding that this feature goes back to at least 2003, so you should be OK. E46fanatics.com is a great resource and there are many personal accounts there to draw upon.I installed mine in the sunglasses storage bin above the ashtray so as not to have to reach for the glove compartment, but had to do a good deal of drilling and cutting on the rear side to get it to close (due to the way the lid moves against the bin) and even after a considerable amount... » Read More The main thing is the model of the stereo head unit. The aux audio feature appeared at a certain point in the series; I am of the understanding that this feature goes back to at least 2003, so you should be OK. E46fanatics.com is a great resource and there are many personal accounts there to draw upon.I installed mine in the sunglasses storage bin above the ashtray so as not to have to reach for the glove compartment, but had to do a good deal of drilling and cutting on the rear side to get it to close (due to the way the lid moves against the bin) and even after a considerable amount of work the action is not perfect. I may end up relocating it to the glove compartment per factory instructions. « Show Less