What else is needed to swap this in a Honda Ruckus besides the wiring harness and mount?
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Wheel, tire, valve stem, mikuni vacuum fuel pump, short axle, header/exhaust, wheel nut, possibly throttle cable or install clip on gy6 carb upside down (you'll see what I mean) rear drum brake pads and brake line pin and spring.
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Yeah i have the same model and the swap worked perfectly. you will need some double sided tape and a few small screw drivers but the swap is pretty painless
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You will have to buy a mounting kit, and a wire harness(made for your make and model). Cheap items. radio fits in the mounting kit, mounting kit fits in the whole in your dash!
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Thanks for the info. Based on my information the TPMS sensor should fit. You might want to check with Honda just to be safe.
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You will need the vehicle specific kit, make sure it is for a double din head unit.
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3 Scotch locks into the wire harness and 1 ground wire. Mine is a 2002 Honda Valkyrie. Visit their website and call tech support. Heather has helped me.
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I don't know I put mine in a Honda odessey and I had to modify bracket some not bad but works fine
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OK.I went and got a cheap crankshaft sensor from eBay and found a junk yard with some Honda cars and will match up the sensor to the pigtail socket.
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It is up to you you could do it either way. The wires were already there for me to replace mine. If you are replacing a tach you will not need one, but if you are installing a tach that was never there I would say you might have to have some type of wiring harness.
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Contact the manufacturer and get the adaptor. I had to do the same thing for a Honda.
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Yea mine had the mounting sleeve and the harness. Make sure you take out your old sleeve completely else it wont fit. As for the wiring harness how my system was set up I had to strip the old harness from the car's stereo and reuse it because I didnt have both male an female sides for the harness; I only had one side. It's not much work though.
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I would suggest getting a radio install kit aswell as a wiring harness and wire crimp kit(hardware store, less than 2$). I would also spend some time looking at youtube videos to see how people have accomplished this. Friends that have also done this before are a big help but it is an easy 1 person job.
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As far as materials, you'll probably need a mounting kit, vehicle interface, and antenna adapter. Check crutchfield.com to be sure of the exact parts that will be required. Amazon may have them in stock but they won't tell you much more than "this fits your vehicle". Crutchfield will give you a list of everything you need. After you receive the parts you'll need to remove your old unit. A Haynes manual should show all the steps needed to get it out. Then you crimp the wires from the new unit's plug onto the correct wires on the interface (for me it was as simple as matching the wire colors), connect the plugs, mount the new unit, put the dash back together, and Bob's your uncle. The whole process took me about an hour and a half but I was working slowly.
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Yes... This unit is the Generic Module, then you purchase the Cable Kit for H7 Bulbs. The Cable kit replaces your H7 Light recepticles on your Honda and plugs in to the Generic Module which you wire to your bike.
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It all depends on your car and how reversible you want the install to be and how neat the result to looks. It comes with the standard 2DIN basket and radio specific pigtail. Check car model specific installation kits from metra and schosche. You normally need the wiring kit and the mounting kit from their catalog for your car.
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Not sure what a mounting sleeve is. It does not come with a wiring harness.
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Very limited, one diagram. What I ended up doing was ordering the factory wiring harness from http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/ I got both the interior and exterior harness which plugs into the existing Honda wiring and power. I also ordered the Honda switch. In the end, it was a little less expensive than the kit from Honda, but the installation is easier. there are U-tube videos from Honda mech with step by step installation. That is how I ended up ordering the Honda wires and switch. One drawback is that it functions like factory fog light, in that they go off when you go to high beams. Very limited, one diagram. What I ended up doing was ordering the factory wiring harness from http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/ I got both the interior and exterior harness which plugs into the existing Honda wiring and power. I also ordered the Honda switch. In the end, it was a little less expensive than the kit from Honda, but the installation is easier. there are U-tube videos from Honda mech with step by step installation. That is how I ended up ordering the Honda wires and switch. One drawback is that it functions like factory fog light, in that they go off when you go to high beams.