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hopefully this is speaks for itself.

before, when i would open the door, the speaker would cut off, so i knew there was a wire that needed to be repaired.

the control for the power lock on the passenger side had gone out a while ago too.(still worked on this one surprisingly)

i got a new power window assembly because i trashed the otherone because it kept coming off the track and i tore it up. so i attempt to test the new unit before installing it and it wouldnt work. i fiddled with the wrapped wiring loom and hear some sparking noises and today i finally take a look inside and see its much worse than i expected.

honda wants about $80 for a replacement piece and i thought id be able to repair the original myself but it looks like i might be better off replacing the whole thing.

is there anywhere i could maybe find a better price? i checked ebay, nothing there that i could find. this wiring assembly goes pretty far into the car also, more than i had originally anticipated, but it shouldnt be a problem swithing it out if i can find it for a good price.


(the wires that are there are pretty brittle by the way, hence why i think i should just change it out. some that have not broken are on their way.)

 
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Do you have any aftermarkey wiring ran through the harness for the speakers? What kind model car is that? I know when I was running 16 awg through the molex like that was a pain in the **** because it was so hard to reach... Mines a 99' Civic Ex

 
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its a 96 ex coupe.

all original wiring.

do you think this is salvagable? how do i get the crimped pins out of the plastic without totally destroying it all and is there a diagram somewhere that would show which wire goes where?

this would probly save me lots of money to "fix" it myself..

 
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http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/...artsSearch.jsp

 
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^you beat me to it, triz.


definitely check there, majestic's prices are a hella lot lower than anyone elses.

 
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I would grab a pair of wire cutters and head off to the junkyard. Much cheaper than new.