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Ok i have a 2002 honda civic Ex.. i know there is already a post about this topic.. well in a way... but anyways.. i know nothign about changing headunits in cars... but my buddy said he did... so he took the stock head unit out to put an aftermarket unit in.. well he cut the harness to wire it to the new one so it could fit the new unit.... Now the Car will not start....!!! Did the computer lock us out of the car? What do i have to do.. to get my car to start? Take it to a dealer? I cant hook the old head unit back up because he cut the wires sooo short that its impossible.. ineed my car to drive to work and its just sitting.. PLEASE can someone help me?

 
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DO i need a code or something to unlock the immobilizer? IM not sure what to do.. someoen please help

 
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i cant see how any of the radio wires have anything to do with the car starting. just check all the fuses under the hood and under the dash (two separate fuse boxes) and replace all the broken ones. thats all you can do. what happens when you try and start, does it make any noise or just nothing.

 
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well last night the car wasnt making ANY noise at all... so i left and came back today... when i put the terminals back on the battery and tried to start it it made a clicking noise and the speedometer was like jumping alittle bit... the headlights worked and everything... but i couldnt get it to turn over? so i dont kno what to do.. i checked the 80 amp batter fuse and it wasnt blown... but i didint know where the other fuse box is in the car?

 
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the inside box is above the brake pedal above that floor cover and the other cover below steering wheel.

 
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do u think thats what the problem is for sure?

 
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Sounds like your battery is dead? try boosting it... disconnect the radio first.. its probably a mess

 
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disconnect the radio completely? and try jumping the battery or what?

 
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I would... even go as far as taking the fuse for the radio out.