is this device comattible with my honda civic si 2008 2.0 ?
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good day no sorry this item is for the 1.8L engines only. we do have the right ac compressor for your civic si and its cheaper also for 180. if you like to give us a call at 214-412-2203 we can offer a better price. if you like to purchased it on amazon here is the listing; http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00JBFD06Q best regards Robert Comfort auto team
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Acully , I don't know ,I have sable mercury 2008 its plug and play directly
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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.
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Depends on year..there's a list of compatible cars on the page..I've got an 09 Si, if that helps
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Maribel, I am not sure if it would work with a Honda Civic, I installed mine on a Toyota Hilux Truck, its been on the truck for about 10months and it works fine.
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I tried it with 2007 honda.. never worked right! professionally installed...interferes with navigation
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I wouldn't know, I bought one for a friend who has a 2002 Civic EX, it's best to use the Garage feature on Amazon, I am only a customer who bought one from the vendor.
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I am not sure, I would guess not. The way this unit connects is over the factory XM radio (probably the Sirius one as well) connection. You basically locate the module, unplug it, and connect this unit inline with it. Even if you don't have the module, if it was available from the factory, you may be able to use this. 2000 is probably before they started adding XM to cars though, so you might need to look for a CD changer adapter instead.
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Yes. I have the same car. Works great. Comes with instructions on how to pair it with your car. Easy to do.
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Hi Jose, we are owners of a 2009 a honda civic SI. The item's description should list what year cars will accommodate.
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I have a 2006 Honda Civic and it fits. I think all OBD 2 ports are universal fit. WIs your port located under the steering wheel?
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I dont think so, specifically stated it was for civic 2009 and that was where i used it successfully
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Yes. I have 2008. Same model. BUT it requires adding some wiring if your model doesn't have it. I had too, but you can google instructions. Wasn't that had and added all functions. I love it.
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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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I have the Garmin2460, looked at the Garmin 40 and I believe it will work just fine with it. As for a Honda Civic I am not sure as I use it in my GMC P/U and Caddi. It works great in both. I had to some thinking as how to make it work in the Caddi but once I figured that out no problems. The part that goes into the cigarette lighter is 4 inches long from tip to vertical adjustment knob. This may give you some idea as to the clearance you have for the screen. Like I said I love it because it eliminates a lot of wires.
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look at the model number on the control module for the security system should be under your dash and then see what is compatible with it.
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As far as I understand it as long as your vehicle has OBDII then the device will be able to communicate with your cars computer. I believe the question of compatibility comes more into play when you are talking about the software that you are using being able to communicate with the provided protocols. I personally use Dash Commander on my iPhone and it works great. Oh there is a bit of weirdness in setting up the original connection at least there was for me and if you see my actual product review I believe I went over what I had to do. Outside of that i use a default 30 second Auto Reconnect, my OBDII interface type is ELM and I have it set to Auto Detect the data port. Works great! As far as I understand it as long as your vehicle has OBDII then the device will be able to communicate with your cars computer. I believe the question of compatibility comes more into play when you are talking about the software that you are using being able to communicate with the provided protocols. I personally use Dash Commander on my iPhone and it works great. Oh there is a bit of weirdness in setting up the original connection at least there was for me and if you see my actual product review I believe I went over what I had to do. Outside of that i use a default 30 second Auto... » Read More As far as I understand it as long as your vehicle has OBDII then the device will be able to communicate with your cars computer. I believe the question of compatibility comes more into play when you are talking about the software that you are using being able to communicate with the provided protocols. I personally use Dash Commander on my iPhone and it works great. Oh there is a bit of weirdness in setting up the original connection at least there was for me and if you see my actual product review I believe I went over what I had to do. Outside of that i use a default 30 second Auto Reconnect, my OBDII interface type is ELM and I have it set to Auto Detect the data port. Works great! « Show Less