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Old 11-07-2006
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2005 Civic SE (VP) Cluster Wiring

Hello Everyone,

I tried to swap a EX Cluster into my car and failed.
Everything went where it should except my car does NOT have the following wires:
red/yellow
blue/yellow

and the four extra wires I am left with are:
red/white
white/blue
red/green
white/red


Can anyone help me get this working, OR help me find my original wire locations so I can get my original cluster back in there?
(I've spent hours searching with no results)

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not sure if this will help, but it better than nothing.
http://cluster.dirtysamurai.com/
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Yep. that is the instructions I was following.
My car did NOT have RED/YELLOW and BLUE/YELLOW

Instead, it had:
RED/WHITE
WHITE/RED
WHITE/BLUE
RED/GREEN

This is a VERY wierd issue, because I have not seen it in any of my searches.
Does anyone know where I can find the wiring diagram for my car's cluster harnesses?
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bump this up cuz i gonna do that in the near future. lemme know how it goes. and make your oun diy for 2005 vp's
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I've sent you an e-mail with the diagrams. Three of those wires you mentioned show up on my diagram and this is what they are:
red/white: wiper system
white/red: 12V constant
white/blue: headlights (canadian models only)
red/green: not listed

This is assuming the first color is the main color of the wire and the second wire is the stripe color. I've never done this myself but hopefully you'll find this info useful.
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thanks so much man i really appreciate it!
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bump.. still can't figure it out
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bump with questions..
hdave, is it possible to get the wiring diagrams you got off christmaspie ?

Also, I know BIG has done the task of cluster changeovers.. perhaps you can shoot him a pm and see if he has some time perchance to give you a hand at it.
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hey i just got this done about a week ago and i to have a VP.

Red/Yellow & Blue/Yellow
I know for sure there is one wire that you will not use, you basically just put electrical tape on it and leave it out. That wire i believe is for the Cruise Control feature, that we dont have. So we dont need it.

And you're trying to install and EX cluster, i installed an LX cluster with no SRS. The other wire may need to be left out also because the EX has srs and you dont.

--Dont quote me on any of this--

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Thanks so much for everyone's help!!
It was a blown 7.5A fuse!!

ABS light is always on which i have to do something about (ill just have to search for this one, its been covered before)

Now the only problem is that the red dot next to neutrel is always on, which turns off while im driving and then doesnt light up when im actually in neutrel! lol!!

THANKS!!
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Major thanks to Suzy Q

I got the cluster in the car and it works, that is everything except for the right turn signal on the cluster, and the headlight/parking light adjustment on the cluster. I guess now I know what those extra wires are for. I post on the VFRD website and they had a service manual for the 2002-2006 VFR800 on there, I was wondering if anyone had a service manual for the 04 civic. I have one for the 2002-2006 Honda VFR800 if anyone needs one, even though I know that this is not a motorcycle website I figured that I would throw that one out there. Thanks again for the help Suzy Q.
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Originally Posted by hdave
Thanks so much for everyone's help!!
It was a blown 7.5A fuse!!

ABS light is always on which i have to do something about (ill just have to search for this one, its been covered before)

Now the only problem is that the red dot next to neutrel is always on, which turns off while im driving and then doesnt light up when im actually in neutrel! lol!!

THANKS!!
I still have no idea why the red dot would be showing... weird...

See I told you it was a fuse! Thats what you get for not checking under the dash first
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How do you remove the pin/wires from the harnesses? Do you need a special tool?
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On each side of the harness/connectors they have like a section that pops out or shall i say Unlocks. Once you have each side "unlocked." You have to push the wires from the opposite side. Dont pull them out, push them out. At least thats what I did.
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Thanks, but didn't work for me. What tool did you use to push them?
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yea there is a tool called pin popper you can buy from computer stores. i just pulled them with pliars altho i stripped some of the wires.
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pin popper ftw...sorry i 4got to mention that
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