20 pin radio pinouts required

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by meb, May 3, 2006.

  1. meb

    meb Guest

    Anyone have the pinouts for the standard 20 pin head unit power/speaker
    connectors used on most post 1999 cars such as Civic etc?
     
    meb, May 3, 2006
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    When you buy the wiring harness adapter there's a chart included in the
    package. You don't chop up the vehicle's harness.

    I have a PDF somewhere if I can find it I'll send it.

    If you're in ENGLAND, do you have different connectors than North
    America?

    'Curly'
     
    'Curly Q. Links', May 4, 2006
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  3. meb

    meb Guest

    I would be grateful if you do have a pdf for the Honda pinout, I
    believe it is exactly the same as yours over here.

    I did buy a harness but they did not list the pinouts just what the
    colours were for and I think it is wrong so I just need to check with a
    genuine Honda schematic or pinout.

    Thanks
     
    meb, May 4, 2006
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  4. meb

    dold Guest

    2003 US Honda Civic Hybrid, single CD, AM-FM.
    Audio Unit Connector A - 20 pin
    1 - Not Used
    2 yel/red ACC (Main Stereo Power Supply)
    3 - Not Used
    4 - Not Used
    5 Pnk Right Rear +
    6 Blu/Wht Left Rear +
    7 Grn/Yel Front Passenger's Door +
    8 Grn/Blk Driver's Door +
    9 Red/Blk Lights-on signal
    10 Wht/Red Constant Power
    11 - Not Used
    12 - Not Used
    13 - Not Used
    14 - Not Used
    15 Blu/Yel Right Rear -
    16 Blu/Blk Left Rear -
    17 Gry/Red Front Passenger's Door -
    18 Lt Grn Driver's Door -
    19 Red Dash Lights Brightness Controller
    20 Bk Ground (G503)

    pin 1-10 are top left to right, looking into the back of the radio.
    ping 11-20 bottom, left to right.

    I'll let you decide if "Driver's Door" is a proper designation across the
    pond. ;-)
     
    dold, May 4, 2006
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