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i dun see it in the Vehicle Wiring Database in here..

acturlly.. i gotta find out those wire:

START
IGNITON POWER
AIR CON POWER (ACC)
IGNITION "ON"
IGNITION "ON"
GROUND --- <Black>

OIL LIGHT OR HIGH TENSION COIL
STOPBRAKE
DOOR SWITCH (-) --- <White/Green>
DOOR SWITCH (+) --- <White/Blue>
TRUNK RELEASE
PARKING LAMP

ENGINE LOCKING --- <Ignition Harness>
LOCK KEY --- <Ignition Harness>
STARTER --- <Ignition Harness>

 
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I don't think we have one. The trunks on most Honda's are not electric. It's a cable that runs from the release handle to the latch on the trunk.

EDIT: I'm assuming this is for a trunk popper switch on a remote? You have to install a new solenoid for that.

 
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ummm. Our trunk isnt electric dude. When you pull the trunk release it's really just pulling up a cable that yanks the trunk latch so it opens. Some of the accords have electric trunk releases, but not civics. On a side note, when I read the title to this thread, I pictured someone trapped in their trunk on a lap top trying to find their way out.

 
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That's not really a problem. I stuffed my friend in the trunk of my EX and there is an emergency release handle on the inside that glows in the dark. I guess our Civics would make really bad Mafia cars.

 
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haha yea i saw that one time. I didnt know it glows in the dark. hah thats great.

 
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I dunno dude, try the ICE forum, those guys know alarms the best so they could help you out.

 
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if you're trying to wire it to your alarm, you'll have to get a remote opener from an Accord.

 
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for truck release?

 
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i put a DEI solenoid in my car for that. kinda pointless cuz the solenoid is so heavy, it hardly cracks it open. but im thinking it'll work better with trunk springs.

 
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iceforum.com ?

 
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solenoid? that not a easy work to install to our civic.. isn't it?

 
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the ICE FORUM ON THIS SITE and all you need for the trunk pop is ONE wire that goes from your alarm to the trunk and a relay.

7thGenCivic.com Forum » GENERAL » I.C.E. & Electrical

http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/fo...?s=&forumid=21

 
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on the wiring dargram below, what is TRUNK/HATCH PIN?



Item Wire Color Polar. Wire Location
--- --- --- ---
12V white + ignition harness
STARTER black/white + ignition harness
IGNITION black/yellow + ignition harness
ACCESSORY black/red + ignition harness
SECOND ACCESSORY none
TACHOMETER blue test connector *4
POWER LOCK white/blue - gray plug above drivers kick
POWER UNLOCK white/green - gray plug above drivers kick
PARKING LIGHTS + red/black back of the fusebox
PARKING LIGHTS - blue factory alarm plug *1
DOOR TRIGGER *2 - factory alarm plug *1
HEADLIGHTS blue/red - headlight switch
TRUNK/HATCH PIN red - factory alarm plug *1
HOOD PIN none
TRUNK/HATCH RELEASE none
FACTORY ALARM ARM none
FACTORY ALARM DISARM none
HORN TRIGGER orange - steering column
BRAKE WIRE white/black + brake pedal switch
LOCK MOTOR yellow/black back of the fusebox *3
UNLOCK MOTOR yellow/green back of the fusebox *3
DISARM DEFEAT yellow back of the fusebox *3
DISARM NO UNLOCK none
DOME SUPERVISION comes on with unlock
SPEED SENSE white/green PCM *5
SUN ROOF OPEN/CLOSE none
SUN ROOF LIMIT none
RADIO 12V white/red + radio
RADIO GROUND black - radio
RADIO SWITCH yellow/red + radio
RADIO ILLUMINATE red/black + radio
POWER ANTENNA


Notes: NOTE: This vehicle has an immobilizer system that needs to be bypassed when adding remote start. *1 The factory alarm plug is a green plug above the drivers kick panel. *2 The drivers door trigger is green, front passenger door trigger is lt. green/red, and the rear door trigger is green/white. *3 In the top left plug. *4 It is a 2 pin plug to the passenger side of the battery. *5 The PCM is behind the glove box. The vss is in a connector A (31 pins), pin 18. The vss is also blue/white at the cruise control module to the left of the steering column.

 
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its the wire that senses when the trunk is open. in other words, its a sensor, the same wire that triggers your trunk light to turn on when you open your trunk. when you tap into this wire with a door trigger wire, if someone opens your trunk, it sets off the alarm. get over it, we dont have trunk release!

 
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A little search for 'solenoid' can come up with a gold mine of info.

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