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Need wiring diagram for 2007 Honda Civic Si (installing remote start)?
Need a detailed wiring diagram for a 2007 Honda Civic Si. Installing a Compustar/First Tech CM6200 remote start system.
Omega IB-H34 transponder bypass type-C (7 wire)
Compustar/First Tech CM6200 controller
Thanks for your help!
Yes, the Compustar CM6200 is has a manual transmission mode to assure it is not in gear when remote started...
4 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Check out the site 8thcivic.com. Someone there should be able to help you out.
- Integra Type RLv 61 decade ago
You should be able to get them from the place that sold you the remote. Its a total PITA job dude. I think you need to wire up all sorts of relays and sh*t for the manual transmission bypass. I would DEFINITELY check out the 8th gen civic forum like the other dude said. I wasnt sure about the wiring for my wifes CRV so I looked at the actual Helm manual to determine which wires to use based on which ones were powered up at each key stage (one, two, start)
- LillyLv 45 years ago
It will be around the speed rating of the tires that came on the car. I would expect a Honda civic si to be electronically limited to approx 125 mph.
- mycle1000Lv 51 decade ago
most remote starters i've seen are for automatic transmissions only. they want to make sure you don't start a vehicle that is in gear.
you may have to modify the wiring to make up for clutch pedal lockout.
