I have a 2003 Honda Civic. What kind of mdifications do I need to perform in order to use it.
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Do not buy this tow bar. It's not worth it. You're better off paying for the expensive ones for light weight and easy usability This thing is too heavy does not fold or store well and is almost impossible to modify for newer street cars buy an Excalibur or blue ox instead
760833
Well, I drive a honda CRV...2004. If you are meaning the car (CIVIC), I used to have a 2002 but sold it recently. Not entirely sure, but I do know that CRV's and Civics are a lot a lot, matter a fact, they handle the same and the dealer told me that a CRV is basically a CIVIC made into and SUV. The Wheel is smaller for and SUV so it may work? It's a nice thing too, real leather. Took some effort to get on since you have to hand stitch the leather thing on with the thread they give you. Will take 1 hours to complete yourself. I'm a girl and I did it and it looks nice, but do when you have eaten, are rested and your nerves are in good shape :) Don't do unless you have time and are relaxed! It's a pain in the but.
2285014
If you go to crutchfield.com and put in your car info. they will show you everything that you will need in order to install the unit.
1448999
You would need to get the Honda Bluetooth harness. That at least gets it intergrated with the audio system but direct control from your steering wheel requires technical knowledge of the wiring system that I do not have.
1037123
I used it on a much older Honda Civic and it worked wonderfully well. Sorry I can't be more helpful and sorry I didn't see your request earlier. You probably solved your problem some time ago.
1254178
Mines right hand drive and it fight all the same but my double din DVD player was too big for the dash kit but it fit in the civic dash perfectly fit in the dash. I just took it to the machine shop where I work and opened it up. Worked great after that.
2070973
I don't know whether it works with civic 2008. My car is civc 2005 and it works well.
1472066
You need to enter the honda security radio code specific to your car, if you don't have it, go to your local Honda dealership and ask for it. Bring your registration and ID for proof of ownership
1057458
I need it for a 1998 Honda Civic. The original radio is still wired. I have a replacement stereo but needed to have the original stereo hooked up to use the keyless entry.
1276787
You should have an OBD II port under the steering wheel. Should work great. Codes not in the machine readily obtained on the web. Great investment.
461265
It will also work as a generic OBD II code scanner. So if you are looking for a generic reader this would do it. But you won't be able to reset Honda specific warnings or service intervals.
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As to - can it be used on a '97 civic, to make certain their tech. support is 888-318-5454. Am certain they'll know if your car's connectors of '97 are compatible with the product's hose w/connector. Being 'mechanically-challenged' all my life, I share your concern about doing it wrong, but would encourage you to proceed - after a couple slow readings of the directions to ensure the steps are clear. I'd never used anything like this before and was thrilled with how easy it was to have the arctic-blast a/c restored in my bmw x-5.
612066
as long as your Honda Civic has a roof it will work. Make sure you alsobuy the protective pad
2209811
I used it for a 2000 honda civic. You will have to check the model number for other make and model.
594770
The item was for a 96 civic and that's how it was clarified before I purchased it.
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I can't be positive that the key will work in your Civic because we have an Odyssey but at the Amazon site it says: "New 3 Buttons Remote Key Shell Case for Honda Civic Odyssey...No Chips Inside" so since it says it will work in a Civic, I think it will. At least, I would spend $4 to find out before I went to a Honda dealer and paid him $180 or more. Read my review and note what I said about the anti theft device and how it must be put in the new case and positioned exactly the same as it was in the old key case. Don't turn it end for end or rotate it. As I said in the review, if you don't get it in right it will unlock the doors and turn over the engine but the engine won't start. If it does that, take the key case apart again and turn the magnet over or turn it end for end and try again until it works. To reduce the likelihood of getting it in wrong, I would have the old and new cases side by side and pointed the same way then take the anti theft device out and be careful not to turn it or rotate it as you put it into the new case. But your case will cost you $4 and having the dealer use your VIN to cut the key will cost you $10 so you will have risked $14.
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take the stereo out and look for a manufacture date, it needs to be at least 2003 (apparently) It didn't work on my 2002 325ci