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#1 of 512 mods to my civic by dudka Mar 14, 2001 (4:54 am)
after two years of owning my 1999 civic ex i was beginning to get bored. last year i installed a bozooka tube. please bear in mind that if you splice the wires it will void your new car warranty. couple of months ago i installed an air horn system. again all work was done by me without splicing any wires. ask here or e-mail if interested in details Replies to this message: cpersaud99 (Feb 06, 2005 9:12 am) ncampbell2002 (Feb 07, 2005 1:00 am) blueiedgod (Feb 07, 2005 6:38 am) vtekk00 (Apr 18, 2005 1:08 am) nyyanks81 (Mar 20, 2005 4:53 pm) shinduja (Dec 28, 2005 6:40 am)
#2 of 512 Mods and Warranties... by gasguzz Mar 28, 2001 (12:23 pm)
2k-EX. That could be relative. How did you hook up the Bazooka signal, speaker level? That voids your warranty - installation of a non-spec part. I swapped out the head/speakers with aftermarket units, and added a 10" passive bazooka. That effectively voids the stereo system. Personally, I saw no point in getting a connector/adapter to mate between the factory dash wiring connector and the Blaupunkt CD-Player. What for, since you have to splice somewhere - I made my own custom distribution-block. Besides, you're still out of warranty the moment you installed the aftermarket head (irrelevant of keeping the oem connector intact). I did, however, disassemble the speaker connectors and hooked up the spade female terminals directly to the Pioneer Front-6.5s/Rear-6x9s. No splicing, but still voiding the warranty - again, installation of non-spec parts (even though the oem speakers are Pioneer). Finally, when you plan and verify every connection with a multi-meter, then specific warranties are relative.
#3 of 512 bazooka by dudka May 20, 2001 (11:40 pm)
the bazooka is connected at the speaker level, i just stripped the bazooka wire and stuck it in the connector on either side, ran a power wire from the fuse block (i bought "add a circuit" fuse block) and put in the spot where the lighter fuze was. if i have to take my honda to the dealer and i have a suspision that he will be a prick, i can easily disconnect the bazooka, and take it out. it will take less than a minute. i am a little bit weary of replacing the rear speakers, it seems like i would have to remove the hat shelf (rear shelf), the door speakers are easily replacable, but i haven`t done anything, because bazooka gives me enough base, so i don`t have to crank the stereo, and i don`t get to the point where the stock speakers start fuzzing.
#4 of 512 2002 Civic LX CD Changer by apdougla Dec 22, 2001 (1:18 pm)
Has anyone installed Honda's in-dash 6 CD Changer? The installation instructions were not clear on how to remove the 12v accessory part of the console prior to removing the main area of the console.   Thanks, Andy.
#5 of 512 Civic with aftermarket intake by eusnll Feb 11, 2002 (9:15 am)
Hi,   Anyone tried AEN cold air intake as a performance upgrade on 98/99 civic? Is it too noisy ? Does it worth the expense ?   Any comments will be appreciated Replies to this message: hondaman94553 (Sep 09, 2005 7:17 pm)
#6 of 512 Adding AC after purchase. by stewdaddy Apr 04, 2002 (3:04 pm)
Just purchased a 99' hatch back w/o AC. The dealer wanted $1,500 to install a Honda unit. Any help in how to get Air conditioning installed in the Boston, MA area for a reasonable cost, will be appreciated. Replies to this message: civict21l (Jun 30, 2005 10:16 pm)
#7 of 512 Advice on CD player by butler13 Jun 13, 2002 (5:53 pm)
I'd like to convert my tape player to a CD player. I've been to Crutchfield--lots of choices. Does anyone have a suggestion.
#8 of 512 AEM Cold Air by mgr Jul 24, 2002 (11:50 am)
The intake does give a big, throaty sound. I saw where the AEM Cold air intake was voted, " best thing to add to your car" I like mine. I have an 02 Civic EX Replies to this message: hondaman94553 (Sep 09, 2005 7:26 pm)
#9 of 512 CD player recommendation by deluxcar Jul 26, 2002 (1:27 pm)
butler13: Just installed the Clarion DB225 AM/FM CD Player (with digital clock) in our 2002 Civic LX Sedan. Total price for the 50Wx4 player, including mounting kit and installation was $200.   The system is in a brushed aluminium color that blends perfectly with the other interior components of LX. The blue display is particularly impressive.

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