RSX-S Cluster install into my 01 EX Coupe
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RSX-S Cluster install into my 01 EX Coupe
i would think the easiest way to do this would be to go to a junk yard and see about getting the harness for the dash since you are running the ecu and gauges? just my 2 pennies so if they arent worth that sorry.
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Yeah, I just recieved the gauges today. I think I can figure the wiring out, so like you said, now I am looking for the RSX cluster harnesses to hook to the back of the gauge cluster, and then wire them to my exisiting civic cluster harness wires. BTW, does anyone have any pictures of these harnesses or know what colors they are?? Thanks.!!
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I actually just got a hold of the harnesses that come off the back of the cluster....Im gonna wire these into the civic ones that come out of the dash. I checked clearance and mounting of the RSX cluster in the civic dash, and it fits well. The bezel of course has some issues, but Im going to try to use the civic bezel, but trim it to fit with the RSX cluster. Next step will be to wire and test it, and to figure out the mounting. Then the bezel.
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Nice dude. I was eyeballing this mod recently. Can you post some pics of the cluster itself, front and back too? Document the dash retrofit with pictures!!! Lemme dish you out some repaged for being a go-getter and doing a decent mod
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Ill get some pics of the front and back and the RSX-S harness when I get a chance. And thanks for the support.....I also just modified and RSX-S AEM V2 SRI to work as a CAI for my k20a2 swap. I looked it over and thought it could work, and it did. I guess I could have bought a CAI, but modifying what i had to make it work was more fun, plus it sita a little higher up I think.
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Re: RSX-S Cluster install into my 01 EX Coupe
Well... did u get this in, i'm on the verge of buying a 04-05 cluster, red. PM me with an update please =)
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Re: RSX-S Cluster install into my 01 EX Coupe
HAHA, I hope it will look sexy. Grad school = not much mod time. But you may have to wait until the summertime when I have more time myself, and more downtime for the civic. The wire is figured out, but its the mounting and aesthetic mods that are going to take some time and finesse. Dont worry though, I will surely update as I roll along with this into the summer!!
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Re: RSX-S Cluster install into my 01 EX Coupe
Thanks varner88, I already have the wiring side of things figured out. Just need the time to fabricate a mount for the gauges, and then trim up my civic gauge bezel to the contours of the rsx gauge cluster. There will be a small gap at the bottom center of the cluster, but this is where I am planning on putting my Defi gauge controller anyhow, so it will cover it up nicely.
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must look fkin sexy.
I would think you got a conversion harness thats crimped and inserted, not a straight up soldered connection. you, sir, just lost a bunch of money.


